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Rabbi Yechezkel Fox

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Expertise

My main area of expertise that I can answer questions is on the Chumash, the Five Books of Moses. I am also qualified to answer questions on Jewish Law and Outlook.

Experience in the area

I have been teaching Chumash in a Yeshiva for over 15 years. As a practicing Rabbi I have been answering questions on Jewish Law and Outlook for over 10 years.

Publications

In the "This Week In The Torah" section on WWW.e-geress.org

Education/Credentials

I am an ordained Rabbi and a teacher in a yeshiva

Average Ratings

  • Knowledgeability 9.86
  • Clarity of Response 9.74
  • Politeness 9.87
  • Response Time(hr) 56.6
  • Response Time(hr, last 90 days) 67.8
  • Number of Questions Today 0
  • Max Questions to be Asked in a Day 5
  • Total Questions (since joining AllExperts) 338
  • Volunteer Since 2007-02-11
  • Prestige Points 2640

Recent Reviews from Users

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Betsy01/20/12101010I used a great deal of your .....
Jesson01/17/12101010 
jesson11/28/11101010 
Sheldon09/07/11101010Very clear and concise response. Excellent
Gene08/04/11101010 

Recent Answers from Rabbi Yechezkel Fox

2012-01-14 genesis:

Hi Jesson,          The first account is a very brief description of creation just for us to have the knowledge that G-d was the Creator. The second goes into more details leading to the creation of

2011-12-22 moshiach:

Hi Jesson,          Yes he does have to be from the physical seed of David. David had 18 wives so there are many branches left other than through Koniyahu.  The Moshiach will have great significance for

2011-12-17 first food in paradise:

Hi Ameen,          Here is the menu for the first meal in paradise:-  Behemoth (some kind of special meat)  Livyason (fish)  Ziz (poultry)  Apples and pomegranates  Grape wine  Wine preserved in its grapes

2011-11-26 jacob and esau:

Hi Zach,          In general the conflict between Esau and Jacob represents the conflict between their descendants (ie the Western world and the Jewish People). If we can understand their conflict in the

2011-11-22 quiescence:

Hi Jesson,          We now live in exile and do not deserve prophecy. When the Temple was up it was a time that the Jewish people were much closer to G-d spiritually and we were worthy of prophecy to

 

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