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In a sabbatical year, Jews are not allowed to plant produce. But the Torah mandates that the omer offering be ... The post Menachot 84 appeared first on My Jewish Learning.
From barley to bread- The spiritual journey of the Omer - Texas Jewish Post
Lag Ba’omer (the 33rd day of the counting of the Omer) is the largest pilgrimage in the Jewish world. Every ... The post In Death, ‘Life’ appeared first on My Jewish Learning.
I’m a little late in writing this article about dating Easter, as it won’t be posted until after Easter (Resurrection Sunday). That’s okay, as it remains relevant for the upcoming...
We wait. We wait for the bus. We wait for the spring to return. We wait for our first cup of coffee (or tea? Do people actually wait for tea?) in the morning. We wait at traffi...
Jesus Christ is the seed becomes the firstfruits through his sacrifice and death on the cross.
As the counting of the Omer begins, Sendi Dinkel presents a vocal rendition of his hit “Kivrei Hatzaddikim.” The song deals with the continuing connection of the Jewish people in
The month of Sivan begins with the festival of Shavuot, which falls on the sixth day of the month. In ... The post Created Two appeared first on My Jewish Learning.
The Torah provides for a Second Passover (Pesach Sheni), an opportunity to make up the paschal sacrifice prescribed on the ... The post Passover’s Afterglow appeared first on My Je...
Working on Ahavas Yisroel in Preparation for Kabalas Hatorah Lag B’omer is celebrated right in the middle of sefirah, a joyous day in the middle of the mourning. We are confronted...
We have learned that most mincha offerings must include oil. But how much? The mishnah on yesterday’s daf presented two opinions: ... The post Menachot 89 appeared first on My Jewi...
As we have learned previously, fine quality oil is a primary component of many meal offerings. A mishnah on today’s ... The post Menachot 85 appeared first on My Jewish Learning.
Today, we conclude our study of Tractate Menachot and, with it, six months of studying the intricacies of sacrifice. This ... The post Menachot 110 appeared first on My Jewish Lear...
On yesterday’s daf, we learned that when one commits to bringing a thanksgiving offering (todah), the default obligation is to ... The post Menachot 82 appeared first on My Jewish...
A voluntary thanksgiving offering has two main ingredients: an animal and 40 loaves. Both are required, but as we learn ... The post Menachot 80 appeared first on My Jewish Learnin...
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The Temple had measuring cups for liquids and for dry goods. From a mishnah on today’s daf, we learn that ... The post Menachot 90 appeared first on My Jewish Learning.
Shavuot, originally a celebration of the wheat harvest of the land of Israel, became centered on the revelation at Mount ... The post Deafening Stillness appeared first on My Jewis...
Today’s mishnah describes implements used to measure Temple offerings, and much like measuring cups today, these tools came in standard ... The post Menachot 88 appeared first on M...
Today’s daf continues the topic of semichah — laying one’s hands on an animal sacrifice before it is slaughtered. As ... The post Menachot 93 appeared first on My Jewish Learning.
The days between Pesach and Shavuot invite reflection, as Rabbi Akiva teaches that loving others is central to receiving the Torah.
In a mishnah on today’s daf, the rabbis discuss the preparation of the showbread, the loaves made each week and ... The post Menachot 95 appeared first on My Jewish Learning.
A mishnah on today’s daf continues the discussion of money used to purchase a thanksgiving offering (todah): One who says, ... The post Menachot 81 appeared first on My Jewish Lear...
How do you make sure that Matan Torah and Shavuos doesn’t just pass you by? Month: Sivan Mazel: Te’umim (twins) We already know that each Hebrew month has its unique mazel and that...
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