00:00 – Introduction & Title:
Parsha Bullets on Ki Seitzei 5784 – One Mitzvah Leads to Another – Rabbi Efrem Goldberg

02:45 – What Is the War Being Discussed at the Beginning?
The Rachmastrisker Rebbe, in the Name of the Or HaChaim, Understands the War as a Personal War Over Our Inner Animal Self.

06:40 – R. Simcha Bunim: This Is Not Just a Derash.

10:30 – Eishes Yefas Toar:
The Alshich Comments That When We Fight Our Yetzer, It Represents Going Into the Beis Midrash.

10:48 – R. Simcha Bunim on Indulgence:
What We Do Can Be a Blessing and a Way to Serve Hashem, or It Can Be Just for Indulgence.

15:20 – How Do We Fight Our Yetzer?
Rebbe MiLublin Reminds Us to Always Be Vigilant.

18:30 – Rashi on Non-Obligatory War:
This War Is a Non-Obligatory War; We Need to Always Be Careful and Fight, No Matter What.

25:10 – Lesson From Picking Up a Fallen Donkey:
The Baal Shem Tov Teaches Us Not to Look Away; What We See Is for a Reason, and We Should Help.

30:30 – Sending Away the Mother Bird and Putting Up a Fence:
Rashi Says One Mitzvah Leads to Another.

31:10 – Rav Wolbe on Nekudas Habechira:
Mitzvah Conditioning Helps Us Cultivate an Attitude of Mitzvos Based on This Rashi.

41:05 – Exclusion of the Ammonites Due to Ingratitude:
Rav Shteinman Quotes the Ramban, Explaining That Ammonites Descend From Lot, and Their Ingratitude Led to Forfeiting Their Humanity.

47:20 – Why Can’t We Hate the Egyptians?
The Netziv and Malbim Explain It’s About Gratitude, Even to the Egyptians.

49:30 – The Semag on the Ongoing Relevance of Gratitude:
The Semag Reminds Us That Gratitude Still Applies Today.

52:00 – R. Zilberstein on Gratitude:
Even If One Is Kicked Out of a House, They Should Still Say the Bracha for the Host Out of Gratitude.

56:50 – R. Soloveitchik on Compassion in Judaism:
R. Soloveitchik Speaks at Length About How Core Compassion Is to the Jewish People.