January 15, 2021
Category: Shemos
An article in the Harvard business review tracked an interesting change in our culture over the last 100 years. In the old days, being able to afford leisure time was a status symbol. It meant that a ...
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January 8, 2021
Category: Shemos
The origins of our greatest hero is shrouded in mystery. An anonymous Jewish man meets an anonymous Jewish women from the house of Levi and they have a child who is described by the general adjective ...
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December 25, 2020
Category: Vayigash
How did Jesus get off the ground according to the Talmudic tradition (there is some debate as to whether this was the Jesus, but the simple reading is that it is)? The Talmud states that the issue was...
December 11, 2020
Category: Hanukkah
It is not easy to raise children these days. Pressures and distractions abound and parents, armed with time-saving[1] technologies, have no time at all. So what is the solution to these problems? The ...
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December 4, 2020
Category: Torah / Bible
If we think getting the land Israel has been difficult, perhaps, as difficult was getting the name Israel. It took a dusty wrestling match and an acute injury. But the real question is why the name c...
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In Morality, his first publication since the Sunday Times Top 10 Bestseller Not in God’s Name in 2015, Rabbi Sacks delivers a devastatingly insightful critiq...
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November 20, 2020
Category: Torah / Bible
Isaac called over his eldest son Esav and told him, ‘grab your hunting gear, your sword and bow and go to the field and trap me a hunt.’ There are many strange things about this. We have known for qu...