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13 Sarah Facts You Should Know
Sarah was the first of seven prophetesses and the mother of the Jewish nation.
Sarah was the first of seven prophetesses and the mother of the Jewish nation.
Ten Hacks for Mental Control That Every Human Being Should Know
It’s your brain, after all, and it's still the most sophisticated device we know of. Why shouldn’t you be the exclusive user?
It’s your brain, after all, and it's still the most sophisticated device we know of. Why shouldn’t you be the exclusive user?
Your Questions
Was Abraham Jewish?
G‑d did not choose Abraham. It was his inherent superiority, and the fact that he was ready to give everything up for the sake of G‑d, that compelled G‑d to choose him.
G‑d did not choose Abraham. It was his inherent superiority, and the fact that he was ready to give everything up for the sake of G‑d, that compelled G‑d to choose him.
Halachah For Life
Parshah
The Abraham Principle
On closer inspection, it seems more akin to ecology than to ethical monotheism... yet this one elegant idea developed by a child some 3,800 years ago, has transformed the world forever
On closer inspection, it seems more akin to ecology than to ethical monotheism... yet this one elegant idea developed by a child some 3,800 years ago, has transformed the world forever
Letters of Light
Story
This Boy Was Shocked to Discover What Was Inside His “Pillow”
Generations later, a family heirloom comes full circle.
Generations later, a family heirloom comes full circle.
You ask how you can be connected with me when I do not know you personally... The true bond is created by Torah learning. When you study my teachings, read my talks and associate with those dear to me -- the chassidic community and the yeshivah students -- in their studies and farbrengens (gatherings), and you fulfill my request regarding reciting tehillim and observing Torah-study times -- in this is the bond.
— Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak of Lubavitch (quoted in Hayom Yom for Sivan 24)
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Tolerance doesn’t care. Tolerance just looks the other way and goes about its own business. Tolerance is Indifferent.
Caring is blind—the kind of caring that cares for everybody, no matter who they are, but doesn’t allow them to step outside the path your caring believes to be good for them. Caring can suffocate.
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