Sukkah - the mitzva that does not make you 'empty pocketed'
The Gemara says that G-d tested the non-Jews with the mitzva of Sukkah, easy to keep because it does not involve monetary loss, And?
The Gemara says that G-d tested the non-Jews with the mitzva of Sukkah, easy to keep because it does not involve monetary loss, And?

Is atonement for sins between man and Hashem dependent on his having appeased his fellow man, for any sins against him?

Since we are asking for the gift of ‘life’, our first obligation is that the ‘life’ we are asking for, should be the one Hashem ‘wants’

The Torah stresses ‘the hands’ in the mitzva of Bikkurim, for a symbolic, moral and historic reason.

Just how basic is 'hakarat hatov,' refraining from being an ingrate, in Judaism - and why?

It is in the nature of man, to think that by his strength and acumen, he has prospered - but that is hubris.

Our Sages see this mitzva as a pre-condition’ to entering the Land,a contra to the spies who should have kissed its stones and thanked G-d.

Mount Sinai was a humble mountain in a desolate desert. What does G-d's giving the Torah there try to tell us?
