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Ki Teitzei
By the Numbers
14 Biblical Bad Guys
Scattered throughout the Bible are a host of shady characters and outright villains who played their own key roles in shaping our story.
Scattered throughout the Bible are a host of shady characters and outright villains who played their own key roles in shaping our story.
Your Questions
Why Is a Tallit So Often (Mostly) White?
The overwhelming majority of tallits have historically been white, often with stripes. There are a number of reasons for this.
The overwhelming majority of tallits have historically been white, often with stripes. There are a number of reasons for this.
Freeman Files
Podcasts
A Secret Mission From My Neighbor, the Rebbe
A fatal car accident, infidelity, and a kind rebbetzin catapulted Hensha from Ohio to Chasidic Brooklyn, where she married a widower with five children and settled across the street from the Rebbe.
A fatal car accident, infidelity, and a kind rebbetzin catapulted Hensha from Ohio to Chasidic Brooklyn, where she married a widower with five children and settled across the street from the Rebbe.
Quiz
Halachah for Life
What You Need to Know About Taking a Walk on Shabbat
Discover how far you may walk on Shabbat and what actions to take if you inadvertently carry.
Discover how far you may walk on Shabbat and what actions to take if you inadvertently carry.
Parshah
Video
On False Humility
Chassidism requires us to fulfil our G-dly mission proudly regardless of how it might affect our own growth. In fact, spreading G-dliness to those around us will most certainly impact us positively as well. It’s our responsibility to do what is required of us to transform the world positively. As for the sense conceit that it can possibly impart in us along the way, that can always be rectified through the fire of Torah and mitzvos.
Chassidism requires us to fulfil our G-dly mission proudly regardless of how it might affect our own growth. In fact, spreading G-dliness to those around us will most certainly impact us positively as well. It’s our responsibility to do what is required of us to transform the world positively. As for the sense conceit that it can possibly impart in us along the way, that can always be rectified through the fire of Torah and mitzvos.
I pray with the mind of a child
— Rabbi Isaac ben Sheshet ("Rivash")
Print Magazine
Blind faith believes that which it is told, because it wants to believe.
Intellect believes that which it understands, because it wants to attain understanding.
Wisdom believes that which is true, because it is true.
Wisdom doesn’t have to fit that which some self-serving faith wishes to believe. Neither does it await...
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