Did you ever stop to imagine what life was like inside Noach’s ark? There were three floors. The middle floor was filled with a collection
Some marketing people are really geniuses. Think of the one who invented the term “gluten-free.” Before that, they used terms such as “without gluten” or
I once attended a lecture in Aish HaTorah in which the rabbi told us of a survey where random people in Manhattan were asked, “Are
The Kotzker Rebbe, Menachem Mendel of Kotzk, zt”l, was once visiting a certain town, and as was customary with visiting teachers, he was invited to
It didn’t take long! Cradled in an exquisite garden and mandated with just one command, Man wasted no time in disobeying the Divine will. Guilty,
A colleague, Rabbi Jonathan Gross, served as a rabbi in Omaha, Nebraska, for close to a decade. Nebraskans, as you may know, take their football
At Yizkor, a son contemplates the loss of his mother this pandemic year and his father 40 years ago. I’ve always been mystified by those
Normally, we use the word “illusion” in a pejorative sense, a term of derision or something which is contrary to fact, to reality or to
We finally finished reading the last parsha in the Torah. We celebrated Simchat Torah only a few days ago. One might say, “Whew! I am
Beitzah 12a and 15b Although cooking food on Yom Tov for a Yom Tov meal is permitted, cooking or preparing a meal on one day
Beitzah 12a Of the 39 melachot that are prohibited on Shabbat, some, which relate to the preparation of food and to other matters of physical
Moshe Rabbeinu was a man beyond comparison. He took care of Bnei Yisrael and many times put their needs before his. Using the 13 attributes
