1st year 2nd year a tractate of the Mishna composed of ethical maxims of the Rabbis of the Mishnaic period Aboth Anava Anavah Avinu Malkeinu avot 1:5 Avraham Avinu beis din beit din ben ish chai ben ish hai bes din Bet Din Chacham Yoseif Chaim chai Chapters of the Fathers child Court of Jewish Law daily halacha daily halakha Darchei Chaim Ethics of the Fathers fifth commandment fifthe commandment hacham yosef chaim hakham ya'aqob menashe Hakham Yosef Hayim Hakham Yoseph chaim hakham yoseph hayim halacha halacha a day halacha yomit halakha halakha online honor parents honor your father and mother honoring grandparents honoring in-laws honoring uncles Honoring your Father and Mother honour father and mother house of judgment hukei hanashim Humble Jewish arbitration Jewish dispute resolution kabbed ath abikha Kabbed et avicha ve'et immecha kabbed eth abikha we-eth immekha kabed et avicha ve-et imecha Kaf Hachaim kavod av v'em kibbud ab Kibbud Ab wa-Em kibbud ab waEm kibbud av Kibbud Av Va-Em Kibud Av Va'em kibud av vaem kivud av va em marriage midrash ben ish hai misvah miswah mitzvah modest mother nissa not listening to parents our Father Our Father - our King parent pirkei avos Pirkei Avot Pirqe Abhoth Pirqei Aboth podcast qanun il nisa rabbi menashe ya'aqob rabbi menashe yaakov ruth menashe sabbath shabat shabbat Shabbat Shuva Shabbath shabbos shabos shiur standing for father standing for son standing for teacher torah torah on torah online torah podcast torah podcasts torah scholar video ya'aqob yaakov menashe Yoreh Deah אבינו מלכנו איוב בית דין בן איש חי דרכי חיים יום כפור יורה דעה כף החיים עֲנָוָה פרקי אבות

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Aboth 1: Opening our doors to those in need (Rabbi Ya'aqob Menashe)
"Let your house be wide open and let the poor be members of your household." This instruction comes to teach us...
Thursday, April 28, 2011/Nisan 24, 5771
Defining a son's obligations to his parents (Rabbi Ya'aqob Menashe)
When we say that a son is obligated to honor his parents by feeding them and clothing them (see What is honoring one's parents? (Rabbi Ya'aqob Menashe)
Honoring one's parents includes feeding them with food and drink, clothing them and taking them in and out. It...
Monday, February 7, 2011/Adar A 3, 5771
May Abinu Malkenu be said on Shabbath? (Rabbi Ya'aqob Menashe)
There are differing customs as to whether or not Abinu Malkenu may be said on Shabbath. This applies to Shabbath...
Monday, September 6, 2010/Elul 27, 5770
Must we honor our in-laws? (Rabbi Ya'aqob Menashe) Everyone is aware that we are obligated to honor our parents. Perhaps less well known is the obligation to honor...
Tuesday, September 1, 2009/Elul 12, 5769
Standing for a father or a son (Rabbi Ya'aqob Menashe) If one's father (or mother) enters the room, one must stand for them. Likewise, if one's teacher enters the...
Monday, June 22, 2009/Siwan 30, 5769
A parent's request vs. another Miswah (commandment) (Rabbi Ya'aqob Menashe) If someone's father (or mother) asks him to do something for them, such as bringing a them glass of water, and...
Wednesday, June 3, 2009/Siwan 11, 5769
If a parent gives instructions contrary to the Torah (Rabbi Ya'aqob Menashe) As we know, honoring one's father and mother is the fifth commandment of the Ten Commandments and one that we...
Tuesday, June 2, 2009/Siwan 10, 5769
The fifth commandment and women (Rabbanith Ruth Menashe) When we think about the fifth commandment: "Honor your father and mother", we naturally tend to focus on...
Wednesday, May 6, 2009/Iyyar 12, 5769

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