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Terumah

By the Numbers
15 Facts About the Mishkan That Every Jew Should Know

It was G-d's home, built shortly after the exodus from Egypt, and the precursor to the Holy Temple in Jerusalem built by Solomon.
Four Reasons to Be Happy

Because it’s a good way to get things done, because it’s a good thing to do, because it’s a happy time, and because of a fourth reason that’s not really a reason.
Your Questions
No Deeper Love

How can we access joy? By realizing that through our challenges, throughout our successes and our failures, our essential identity, our G‑dly soul—that piece of G‑d within us—is never affected.
Parshah
The Structure of the Soul

To build the figurative Temple within ourselves, we need to find the beams, coverings and sockets within our soul and dedicate them to the service of G‑d.
Seeking the Lost Mountain of Sinai?

Don’t we all remember the precise location where we proposed, or the hospital ward where our first child was born? How could we forget? And yet, somehow, we’ve lost touch with the place more important to our people than any other . . .
Terumah Parshah Quiz

Take this quiz to see how well you know the parshah of Terumah.
Perspectives
Reframing and Redeeming the Past

Chapter 25 of Positivity Bias
My Mother-in-Law, the Pilot Who Wanted to Be a Bestselling Author

My mother-in-law had wanted me to find a publisher for the content of her five notebooks that she filled with vignettes, quotes and her philosophy on family and faith. Not only that—she had the major publishing houses in mind.
The Story I Never Knew ...

Story
The Terrified Innkeeper and a Mysterious Letter

For almost 20 years the innkeeper had avoided paying his annual dues to the baron from whom he leased the property.
"Love your fellow like yourself" is an interpretation of and commentary on "Love G‑d your G‑d." He who loves his fellow-Jew loves G‑d, because the Jew has with in himself a "part of G‑d Above." Therefore, when one loves the Jew - i.e. his inner essence - one loves G‑d.
— Hayom Yom, Av 12
Print Magazine

What does fasting on Yom Kippur achieve?

That even our physical bodies can feel the precious closeness of this day.

Yom Kippur is such a holy day, the body receives life from fasting.

Likutei Torah, Song of Songs, 14b

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