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Pinchas

Essay
The High Priest in Jewish Tradition

The High Priest's role extended through history, from Aaron in ancient times until the destruction of the Second Temple.
Who Is a Good Jew?

Why On Earth Do We Need a Third Temple?

The Third Temple is not a building, but a state of harmony between G-d, humanity, and nature.
Parshah
To Hell and Back

The surprising tale of Korach's sons, the fomenters of rebellion, saved by a guilty conscience.
Pinchas Parshah Quiz

Take this quiz to see how well you know the parshah of Pinchas
Your Questions
Why Is There (Sometimes) a Silent “S” in Yissachar?

There are four general customs regarding how to pronounce this name.
Video
Why We Eat Chicken Soup on Shabbat

Despite its apparent lack of deep history—as there are no obvious references in any classic sources speaking of chicken soup on the Friday night Shabbat dinner menu—this basic staple in every (Ashkenazic) Jewish home is so widespread that it must have been bubbling on the fire since antiquity!
Who’s Considered a Chassid?
The Rebbe answered this question in a private audience with Professor David Weiss.
Women
9 Tips and Insights for the New Mother at a Brit

After all the hard work of labor and recovery, having a brit only eight days later can be overwhelming.
Why Money Can’t Buy Happiness

Economists have proven that happiness does not increase after reaching a certain income level.
Broken Wings? We All Have Them

I couldn’t help but think of people who have broken wings.
Story
How Reb Elimelech Quelled the Rebellion in Nikolsburg

Some of the town’s most distinguished community members hinted that perhaps the rabbi was wrongly suited for a city as “modern and developed” as Nikolsburg.
Lifestyle
How Much Do You Know About Haifa?

Haifa is best known as a working — not a beach — town. The saying goes, “Haifa works, Jerusalem prays, and Tel Aviv plays.”
Zingy Chimichurri Sauce

Though the vine be supported by straight reeds and forked reeds, it cannot stand up under the weight of the wine in its grapes. So if wine's own mother cannot bear its burden, how then can you?
— Midrash Rabbah
Print Magazine

Blind faith cannot grasp Truth, because it does not grasp anything at all.

Intellect cannot grasp Truth, because intellect is finite and Truth is infinite.

Only the eye of the soul, its inner wisdom, can grasp Truth and know it as she knows her own self.

For she is Truth.

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Chapter 11

Intro to Chapter 11

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