A Time to Kill Simeon and Levi—Paradigms for a Bar Mitzvah Boy? By Mendel Kalmenson
Why did Shimon and Levi kill the people of Shechem? Were their actions morally justified? Morally imperative? And why do they serve as the prototype for the law of Bar-Mitzvah--the Jewish boy's attainment of maturity and responsibility?
Suddenly, amidst all the noise, a wail pierced through the heavens. Mama Rachel, hearing her children’s cries, began weeping bitterly for her children. She was inconsolable. Her children were in pain!
A man with tens of millions, the owner of several homes around the world and a private jet, related wistfully of a colleague who built his own landing strip...
Alone Time Why We Usher the Shabbat Angels Out By Elly Krimsky
A person invites guests for dinner. He introduces the guests to his family, sits down at the table—and then not three minutes later, before the first morsel of food is served, the guests are shown the door...