What’s the Connection Between the Golden Calf and Purim?

Exciting news for everyone who enjoys learning Chumash and celebrating Purim!

After the successful release of his first volume on Sefer Bereishis, Reb Simcha Teich is announcing the release of “Targum Simcha Volume Two: Shemos.”

This sefer delves into the stories from Sefer Shemos, connecting the weekly parsha with the joy and lessons of Purim.

Available at TargumSimcha.com this volume is triple the size of the first volume, boasting over 150 pages filled with fascinating and unique chidushim.

Learn how Mordechai in Persia mirrored Moshe Rabbeinu’s actions after the Golden Calf, as both leaders stepped in to save the Jewish people from destruction.
Discover how Mordechai was the called the “spark”, “soul source”, “essence”, and “reincarnation” (ניצוץ, שורש, סוד, and גלגול) of Moshe Rabbeinu, showcasing the timeless example of leadership which Moshe and Mordech embodied.

Using a broad spectrum of Torah sources and drawing from ancient and contemporary mefarshim and midrashim, the Targum Simcha offers a rich tapestry of Torah wisdom and Purim joy.

Some of the topics include:
Did Yisro have a Purim seudah?
Learning from Pharaoh and Achashverosh about the importance of good advice.
The ongoing battle with Amalek, from Yetzias Mitzrayim through the eras of King Shaul and King Agag, to their descendants Mordechai and Haman – and today.
The role of Tefillin in the Purim story.
Special Tu B’Shvat section.
The importance of unity, as recognized by Moshe Rabbeinu and Queen Esther.

The Targum Simcha has received haskamos and encouragement from prominent Lubavitch Rosh Yeshiva and Mashpiim. Additionally, it has been honored with divrei bracha from the Satmer Rebbe, underscoring its wide-reaching appeal and depth.

This sefer will be appealing to anyone wanting to deepen their understanding of the weekly parsha and its connections to the simcha of Purim.

Each sefer includes an English and Hebrew version.
Order your copy at TargumSimcha.com – Offering FREE SHIPPING during Chodesh Adar.

Whether you’re aiming to enrich your bookshelf, spark engaging discussions at your Shabbos table, or explore the depths of Jewish history and traditions, “The Targum Simcha” is the perfect choice.