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Rabbi Moshe Bogomilsky
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ISBN 1-8808-8014-8
ISBN 1-8808-8022-9 (set)
First Impression — Elul 5755-September 1995
Second Impression — Kislev 5756-December 1995
Third Impression — Tishrei 5758-October 1997
Fourth Impression — Iyar 5761-May 2001
Fifth Impression — Sivan 5763-June 2003
Sixth Impression — Adar II 5765-March 2005
B"H
Vedibarta Bam is not a book of sermons. It is a compilation of selected Torah insights, thought-provoking ideas, homilies and explanations of Torah passages.
As a congregation Rabbi I deliver derashot — sermons — regularly. As a Yeshivah principal I make an effort to attend the Bar Mitzvah celebrations of the talmidim and usually speak in honor of the occasion. Many of the thoughts and interpretations included in this sefer were expounded in the derashot I delivered in my shul and on various occasions.
I am confident that a speaker will find herein a vast source of material which can easily be adapted and developed for a given occasion. To facilitate this, an index is included which indicates which thought is suitable for a given subject.
Much effort was made to give the sources for the divrei Torah. In the instances where they are missing, it may be because I was unable to find them or because the thoughts are original.
