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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...
Tradition regards the revelation at Mount Sinai and the giving of the Torah as a singular, foundational event in the ... The post Missed Opportunity appeared first on My Jewish Lea...
Jewish History The post Table for Five: Ki Tavo appeared first on Jewish Journal.
Among the prominent commandments in Parashat Ki Teitzei is the mitzvah of shiluach hakan, literally “sending away the nest.” According ... The post These Realms Are Off Limits appe...
Justice For All The post Table for Five: Devarim appeared first on Jewish Journal.
Moses’ speech was addressed to people standing on the threshold of a new chapter. The American story is similarly turning a new page. The post Deuteronomy’s Directions for America...
A Lost Sheep The post Table for Five: Ki Teitzei appeared first on Jewish Journal.
Pursuing Justice The post Table for Five: Shoftim appeared first on Jewish Journal.
Tzipporah Machlah Klapper, The Torah Writers in the Second Temple period portray Moses as the Torah's author and master lawgiver, attributing commandments directly to him. The rab...
Hidden and Revealed The post Table for Five: Nitzavim-Vayelech appeared first on Jewish Journal.
Parashat Shoftim opens with God’s prescription for structures of justice: “You shall appoint magistrates and officials for your tribes, in ... The post Too Righteous for Justice ap...
Parashat Nitzavim opens with a declaration: “You stand this day, all of you, before the Lord your God” (Deuteronomy 29:9). ... The post The Face of God appeared first on My Jewish...
Flesh And Blood The post Table for Five: Re’eh appeared first on Jewish Journal.
Our constant battle is teetering from low to high, high to low, and back to high again. The post A Bisl Torah — Low to High, High to Low appeared first on Jewish Journal.
What is it that we want to renew within ourselves, strengthen, embolden, and what characteristics and traits should ultimately be discarded? The post A Bisl Torah — Season of Renew...
The Torah forbids eating the sciatic nerve and the preferred practice is to remove it as a part of the ... The post Chullin 99 appeared first on My Jewish Learning.
What one rabbi learned watching "The Odyssey" in Tel Aviv. -- The post Why no one worships Odysseus anymore — but Jews still live by the Tanakh appeared first on Jewish Telegraphic...
Yesterday’s mishnah introduced a discussion of the biblical prohibition on consuming the sciatic nerve. The origin for this prohibition is Genesis 32, ... The post Chullin 90 appea...
Today’s daf spoke to me as a teacher. Let’s see why: Rabbi Yehuda says that Rabbi Akiva would teach this halakhah: ... The post Chullin 128 appeared first on My Jewish Learning.
An age of prophecy should have been an age of clarity. If God spoke directly to humanity, the path forward ought to have been unmistakable.
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