Walking Through Water: Not What It Seems to Be
On the seventh day of Pesach it is customary to recall the story of the sea splitting and the miracle of the Jews walking through
On the seventh day of Pesach it is customary to recall the story of the sea splitting and the miracle of the Jews walking through
As too many of us know personally, it’s not uncommon for large trees to fall during a storm. What you may not know is that
In the recent days, months and years, incidences of youth using violence against others has increased in a horrific way. In the recent Parkland tragedy,
We are all familiar with the mishna in Arvei Pesachim recited at the Seder: .רבן גמליאל היה אומר, כל שלא אמר שלשה דברים אלו בפסח,
To the outside world, preparing Thanksgiving dinner for family and a few guests can be amazingly stressful. It’s once a year, with so many expectations
Why do we call this Shabbos “Shabbos Hagadol,” the great Shabbos? What is so great about it? What is the connection with the upcoming holiday
I. Belief and Knowledge Pesach is often called Chag HaEmunah, the holiday of faith or, more accurately, belief. But what is belief and how do
Shabbat Hagadol commemorates the Shabbat prior to the actual Exodus from Egypt, which occurred on a Thursday. That year Shabbat fell on the 10th of
America has lots of expressions involving time. Time is money—Time flies—Ahead of his time—Killing time. Time is a concept that preoccupies us a lot! Since
One of the most transformative korbanot is a chatat, offered in response to negligent shogeg commission of sin. It offers an opportunity for soul-searching, teshuva
I. Freedom of the Will Pesach is the holiday of freedom, when God redeemed us from slavery. But has that freedom continued with us, even
The book of Tanach is defined by “causality.” Mitzvah performance yields a life of welfare and blessing, while religiously errant behavior is punishable by removal