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Red Heifer The post Table for Five: Chukat-Balak appeared first on Jewish Journal.
Parashat Chukat opens with the commandment of the parah adumah, the Red Heifer, one of the most peculiar precepts in ... The post The Soul of the Soul of Torah appeared first on My...
Pinchas opens with God blessing the parashah’s namesake. What did Pinchas do to earn this divine favor? He plunged a spear ... The post Too Holy for This World appeared first on My...
I’m a rule follower. So when the Book says find an unblemished red cow that’s all I want to do. The post The Red Cow Promise – A poem for Parsha Chukat-Balak appeared first on Jewi...
In Parashat Korach, simmering resentment erupts into full-scale mutiny when Korach and his followers challenge Aaron’s appointment as high priest. The ensuing battle ends ... The p...
I’m a rule follower. So when the Book says find an unblemished red cow that’s all I want to do. The post The Pinchas Vigilante Roll Call — A poem for Parsha Pinchas appeared first...
“These were the journeys of the Children of Israel who started out from the land of Egypt, troop by troop, ... The post Torah on the Road appeared first on My Jewish Learning.
Women’s Rights The post Table for Five: Pinchas appeared first on Jewish Journal.
It all started in New Jersey... The post All My Journeys — A poem for Parsha Matot-Masei appeared first on Jewish Journal.
אין דער פֿריִערדיקער פּרשה האָבן מיר געלייענט, ווי אַזוי דער מואָבֿישער מלך בלק, בשותּפֿות מיטן בייזן כּישוף־מאַכער בלעם, האָט אַרײַנגעשיקט פֿרעמדע פֿרויען צו די ייִדן, כּדי זיי צו...
Parashat Beha’alotcha recounts that in the wilderness Aaron and Miriam spoke out against their brother, Moses, complaining about his marriage ... The post What Makes Moses Differen...
The chapter we began yesterday opens with a list of defects that render an animal a treifa, meaning it is ... The post Chullin 43 appeared first on My Jewish Learning.
My family is a mutiny of bald people. The post Korach and the Mutineers – A poem for Parsha Korach appeared first on Jewish Journal.
Leviticus 1:14 states: “If your offering to God is a burnt offering of birds, you shall choose your offering from ... The post Chullin 23 appeared first on My Jewish Learning.
On yesterday’s daf, the Talmud quoted a mishnah from Tractate Taharot which deals with questions of purity and impurity as they relate ... The post Chullin 34 appeared first on My...
On today’s daf, we encounter the following mishnah: There is an element with which priests remain fit and Levites are ... The post Chullin 24 appeared first on My Jewish Learning.
The last several mishnahs in our chapter have explained that slaughtering an animal for idolatry invalidates the slaughter. A mishnah ... The post Chullin 41 appeared first on My J...
Tractate Chullin has wandered into a discussion of bird sacrifices which continues on today’s daf with the following mishnah: What ... The post Chullin 22 appeared first on My Jewi...
Recall that the Torah forbids the consumption of fish lacking fins and scales. On the previous daf, the rabbis determined ... The post Chullin 67 appeared first on My Jewish Learni...
Leviticus 22:28 states a prohibition: “Whether a bull or a sheep, you shall not slaughter it and its offspring in ... The post Chullin 77 appeared first on My Jewish Learning.
The Torah states that any land animal that chews its cud and has cloven hooves is kosher (Leviticus 11:3). Similarly, ... The post Chullin 61 appeared first on My Jewish Learning.
Back in high school, I had a wonderful teacher who told our class about an intriguing, ritual called kiddush levanah, ... The post Chullin 60 appeared first on My Jewish Learning.
I wish I knew about this in the 90s when I had the confidence to strut around in a mullet. The post Does This Count? – A poem for Parsha Nasso appeared first on Jewish Journal.
More than 40% of food produced and packaged in the United States is certified as kosher. This statistic is remarkable, especially given ... The post Chullin 37 appeared first on My...
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