Clouds of Glory

The spiritual significance of Moses' manna, Aaron's clouds of glory and Miriam's well

Does Jewish unity allow for diversity? The pros and cons of multiculturalism are reflected in the two primary mitzvot of Sukkot -- taking the Four Kinds and dwelling in the sukkah.

Why do we not find that the return of the clouds was requested after Aharon's passing, nor any mention of their return in scripture?

"You know what," said David's older brother Ben, "we could build our own model plane!" "How could we do that?" David asked wide eyed. "They seem so complicated and detailed..."

The Children of Israel were commanded to leave their permanent homes and dwell in sukkot on the fifteenth day of the seventh month, to commemorate the sukkot which G-d provided for them when they came out of Egypt. One might ask: Since the Exodus from ...

The part of the river used as a mikveh for ritual immersion was situated high atop a steep hill on the outskirts of Premishlan. When the road leading up to it was slippery, people had to take the long way around the hill, for to walk straight uphill ...

On the holiday of Sukot we sit in a sukkah, a hut that sit beneath the open sky, built to provide shade. We spend eight days in a flimsy outdoor hut to demonstrates our faith in G‑d...

What is so remarkable about the timing of Aaron's yahrtzeit that it merits explicit mention in the Torah?