Eliyahu Benesty

Beloved Children

Religion EN ↓ 196 episodes

Most of us don't have hours to sit and learn. But between Mincha and Arvit, on the commute home, or in the quiet moments of the day, there's always a few minutes. And a few minutes, done daily, changes everything. Beloved Children is a daily Torah podcast with short shiurim in Halacha, Parasha, and Torah inspiration, designed to fit the real rhythm of your life. Whether you're commuting, walking, or pausing between moments , Torah can meet you there. Timeless wisdom, made accessible for everyone. No prior learning required. Just show up, one day at a time.

Author

Eliyahu Benesty

Episodes

5.26.26 - Kriyat Shema 01.06.2026 2:42

The six words of Shema carry the entire universe inside them — but most people have never been taught what to actually have in mind when saying them.

Between Mincha & Arvit - Behaalotecha #1 01.06.2026 6:16

Aaron watched twelve princes bring the most spectacular offerings in history — and felt left out. Then Hashem told him his job of lighting candles every morning was greater. Here’s why that should change how you see your entire life.

Locked Up by the Law - 31.05.2026 9:25

Did you know the Jewish community had its own jails — some inside the synagogue? From the Torah’s surprising sources for imprisonment to a shocking Mishnah in Sanhedrin — Jewish law didn’t just permit imprisonment. It theorized it.

Between Mincha & Arvit - Nasso #2 28.05.2026 6:55

Your neighbor honored his wife and got rich — you gave tzedaka and got less. But here’s the twist: only one of you is taking it with you.

5.25.26 - Kriyat Shema 28.05.2026 3:29

Every single day and night we are commanded to remember leaving Egypt — and that’s exactly why one paragraph of Shema might surprise you.

Between Mincha & Arvit - Nasso #1 25.05.2026 7:22

The three sons of Levi weren’t just a family tree — they were a hidden map of Jewish history, and the Chatam Sofer cracked the code.

5.24.26 - Kriyat Shema 25.05.2026 3:37

We say Shema twice a day our whole lives — but do you actually know which words are a biblical mitzvah and which ones the Rabbis added, and why?

5.13.26 - Yom Tov 20.05.2026 2:04

The Vilna Gaon said that being truly happy on Yom Tov is one of the hardest mitzvot in the entire Torah - so why do we treat it like it happens automatically?

Between Mincha & Arvit. - Bamidbar #4 14.05.2026 7:28

Every tribe fought for their place — except one. And their leader had a name so special, Hashem changed it Himself. Dedicated for the Refuah Shlema of Ariella Chava bat Chana Malka — אל נא רפא נא לה

Between Mincha & Arvit - Bamidbar #3 13.05.2026 7:15

Moshe was choosing the greatest leaders in Israel - and his biggest concern was not hurting anyone’s feelings.

5.11.26 - Yom Tov 13.05.2026 4:01

Your Yom Tov joy isn’t complete until someone else feels it too.

Between Mincha & Arvit - Bamidbar #2 12.05.2026 5:26

🎙️ Beloved Children — Between Mincha & Arvit The most distinguished tribe in the Torah was also the smallest - and that’s no coincidence.

5.8.26 - Yom Tov 12.05.2026 2:24

Did you know there’s actually a mitzvah to buy your wife jewelry on Yom Tov?

Between Mincha & Arvit - Bamidbar #1 11.05.2026 5:17

Why did Hashem need to split us up into tribes? Why not be under one banner?

Between Mincha & Arvit - Bechukotai #1 08.05.2026 5:25

Torah as an engraving