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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...
Exclusive After-Party The post Table for Five: Simchat Torah appeared first on Jewish Journal.
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...
The Torah presents a lot of numbers: seven days of creation, 10 plagues on Egypt, 12 tribes of Israel. Big ... The post Bekhorot 5 appeared first on My Jewish Learning.
Jewish History The post Table for Five: Ki Tavo appeared first on Jewish Journal.
In the beginning God creates the heavens — the universe — something very, very, very big. The post Torah Portion: B’ray’sheet appeared first on Jewish Journal.
Amongst the early rabbinic generations, in what we call the tannaitic period, teachings were largely oral. Eventually, the decision was ... The post Bekhorot 33 appeared first on M...
Primordial Light The post Table for Five: Bereshit appeared first on Jewish Journal.
The 402-page book is organized around 36 life lessons related to the Book of Genesis, with thoughtful study questions and dozens of responses from respected sources in Jewish thoug...
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...
Today’s daf finds us in the middle of an arcane and uncomfortable discussion. We have already established that a firstborn ... The post Bekhorot 10 appeared first on My Jewish Lear...
We’re on the second page of Tractate Bekhorot, which discusses laws governing firstborn human and animal offspring. The Talmud immediately drops ... The post Bekhorot 3 appeared fi...
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...
According to the biblical narrative, when God placed the first human into the Garden of Eden, God instructed, “Of every ... The post Bekhorot 6 appeared first on My Jewish Learning...
Shield Of Abraham The post Table for Five: Lech Lecha appeared first on Jewish Journal.
Hidden and Revealed The post Table for Five: Nitzavim-Vayelech appeared first on Jewish Journal.
When we teach our children, the lesson they glean should be sharp and clear enough, so they feel anchored by our tradition and confident in our values. The post A Bisl Torah ~ Shar...
Deuteronomy 15:20 commands: “You shall eat it (the firstborn animal) before the Lord your God year by year.” Bible translations ... The post Bekhorot 27 appeared first on My Jewish...
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...
Many reflect about children’s additional responsibilities as they take on their new title. The post A Bisl Torah — Bar Mitzvah Lessons appeared first on Jewish Journal.
The Torah warns numerous times that the justice system must be equitable, regardless of the wealth of the various parties ... The post Bekhorot 29 appeared first on My Jewish Learn...
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...
One of the most famous stories in the Talmud describes a complex series of events that ultimately led to the ... The post Bekhorot 34 appeared first on My Jewish Learning.
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.
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