About the Author

Avi Geller

Rabbi Avi Geller has been a senior lecturer at Aish Hatorah since 1980. He is an alumnus of Lakewood, Be'er Yaakov and Mir yeshivas, and gives a popular weekly parsha class in Jerusalem's Old City. His audio lectures are available at Aish audio center, including tapes on the entire Chumash, Mitzvah series, and Holiday series. He lives in Jerusalem with his wife and 8 children.

Parsha: The Egyptians Give Chase, and the Sea Splits

by Avi Geller

Parsha: A Symbolic Description of the Priestly Garments

by Avi Geller

Parsha: The Final 3 Plagues and the Preparation Of the Passover Lamb Lead Up To the Dramatic Exodus From Egypt

by Avi Geller

Parsha: Pharaoh's Stubbornness Earns the Egyptians a Serious Beating

by Avi Geller

Parsha: Lively Parsha Shmot

by Avi Geller

Parsha: Lively Parsha Ki Tetzei

by Avi Geller

Lively Shabbat Overview

by Avi Geller

It's the glue that holds together the Jewish family and the Jewish nation.

Lively Introduction to Blessings

by Avi Geller

Showing gratitude for all God's goodness.

Lively Introduction to Prayer

by Avi Geller

Tapping into one of the most potent forces in the universe.

Lively Overview of Chanukah

by Avi Geller

Insights from the Midrash and contemporary sages.

Lively Haggadah Overview

by Avi Geller

Insights and stories to share on Seder night.

Lively Megillah Overview

by Avi Geller

The Book of Esther, based on the Talmud, Midrash and commentary of the Malbim.

Lively Overview of Tu B'Shvat

by Avi Geller

The tree as a metaphor for personal growth.

Parsha: Lessons and Symbolism of the Sukkah and the Four Species

by Avi Geller

Overview: Book of Lamentations

by Avi Geller

Jeremiah describes the tragedy of the Temple's destruction. The lessons are true still today.

Lively Overview: The Book of Ruth

by Avi Geller

The Book of Ruth is read in synagogue on Shavuot morning. A chapter-by- chapter explanation.

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