Connecting two very different negative mitzvot
The Torah puts the verse regarding the commandment of Not Eating Blood next to the commandment of Orlah (Lev.19:23). Why?
The Torah puts the verse regarding the commandment of Not Eating Blood next to the commandment of Orlah (Lev.19:23). Why?
"And the people left from Moses' presence" - what does this intend to tell us?
The Israelites were protected as they fled Egypt. Was this a message for the future as well?
In the Torah portion of Vaeira - Moses notifies Pharaoh that the Jewish people need to leave Egypt for 3 days to serve God.
Take a good look at how Abraham acts and perhaps add to your score on the entrance exam to the World to Come.
The Song at the Red Sea and the Song of the Well.
Just as every Synagogue throughout history was built by donations, so was the sanctuary in the desert.
Buy a beautiful kiddush cup, a special mezuzah - spend as much as you can on serving G-d. This is learned from the crossing of the Red Sea.
Hanukkah is definitely one of the most widely observed holidays.
Does the Torah permit an ultrasound to know the gender of a baby before it's born?
We can learn much about parenting from the Matriarchs and Patriarchs.
Why does G-d ask Abraham to do the tenth and final test, but command that he do the others?
In the portion of Lech Lecha we meet Abraham - the first Jew. He taught the world about G-d. But he also taught us a lesson on how to live.
How come it says "and it was good" about every day of Creation except for the creation of man. Was it good or wasn't it?