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Yom Kippur is just a few days away, and some of the ways we observe are obvious: the fast, synagogue, practicing teshuvah, or repentance. But if those don’t work for you, or you’d...
On an unseasonably warm March day this year, I found myself winding my way through Los Angeles’s hilly streets to take part in an ancient ritual that also felt right out of the LA...
Shana tova! If you’re hosting a Rosh Hashanah celebration and want to add some elements beyond tearing into an apple cake, we’ve got you covered. No pressure, of course — if you an...
Pilgrims flocking to ancient Jerusalem for the holidays in the Second Temple period may have not only purified but had opportunity to clean up before ascending to the holy site
From 200-mile treks to synagogue to spiritual striving, readers share the rituals that define Judaism’s holiest day for them.
We already know that kashrut differentiates rabbinic eating from non-Jewish eating. On today’s daf, the Talmud expresses another difference between ... The post Bekhorot 23 appeare...
We have learned that a firstborn animal is holy and must be slaughtered and offered on the altar. If that ... The post Bekhorot 32 appeared first on My Jewish Learning.
Welcome to Tractate Bekhorot and the study of firstborns. Even a perfunctory read of the Hebrew Bible will demonstrate that ... The post Bekhorot 2 appeared first on My Jewish Lear...
Host Kate Mishkin explores the role of the chevra kadisha, or Jewish burial society. She talks with volunteers who ensure that ... The post Episode 4: Sacred Society appeared first...
The Talmud has been discussing the portions of butchered animals reserved for priests. Thus far, we’ve been assuming that those ... The post Chullin 132 appeared first on My Jewish...
In Parashat Ki Tavo, Moses prescribes a unique ritual for the Israelites (Deuteronomy 27:11–26). When they enter the promised land, the ... The post The Secret of the Universe appe...
Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, is observed with festive meals, synagogue services, shofar blowing, and symbolic foods like apples, honey and challah
The Jewish New Year is nearly here, which means it’s time to figure out what you’re going to eat. Many ... The post 14 Flavorful Sephardic Rosh Hashanah Recipes appeared first on M...
Since I became a mother, my absolute favorite Jewish ritual has become Kol Hene’arim (“all the children”), which happens on Simchat Torah, the holiday that took place earlier this...
A recent mishnah taught that a Jew must raise a bekhor for a relatively short but not insignificant period of ... The post Bekhorot 26 appeared first on My Jewish Learning.
Editorial Note: Spoilers ahead for season three of “Nobody Wants This.” The first two seasons of “Nobody Wants This,” Netflix’s runaway hit show about a rabbi who falls for a woman...
This Rosh Hashanah, we’re reflecting on how we can invite Jewish joy into our lives in the upcoming year. The best way to start? A prayer for Jewish joy, written in community. We a...
Plus, where is Zohran Mamdani spending Sukkot? -- The post Dead chickens found in trucks likely tied to Orthodox ritual appeared first on Jewish Telegraphic Agency.
Is there anything more comforting than a warm casserole? Whether you’re feeding your family or bringing one over to a ... The post 25 Jewish Casseroles and Kugels appeared first on...
Once an animal is consecrated — dedicated as a sacrifice — it cannot be used for a mundane purpose, like ... The post Bekhorot 15 appeared first on My Jewish Learning.
The mishnah at the beginning of today’s daf declared that priests and Levites are exempt from the obligation of the firstborn from a kal v’chomer (a ... The post Bekhorot 4 appeare...
A firstborn donkey is redeemed by giving a lamb to a priest, allowing the owner to keep and work the ... The post Bekhorot 12 appeared first on My Jewish Learning.
When the Jewish Day of Atonement rolls around, my kids moan, “Do we have to go on a hike today?” The answer in my house is obvious. “Of course we do. It’s Yom Kippur.” This makes p...
Priests in ancient Israel did not own tribal land and were supported by obligatory “gifts” from the people, including portions ... The post Chullin 130 appeared first on My Jewish...
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