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15 Historical Facts About Rabbi DovBer of Lubavitch
Join us as we discover the life and times of a Jewish leader and Torah scholar.
Join us as we discover the life and times of a Jewish leader and Torah scholar.
13 Facts About Leah Everyone Should Know
See how much you really know about our fourth matriarch, Leah!
See how much you really know about our fourth matriarch, Leah!
Parshah
The Answer Is “No.” Would You Like to Know Now or Later?
If Jacob saw that Leah was the one with the blessing of children, why did that not command more of his attention?
If Jacob saw that Leah was the one with the blessing of children, why did that not command more of his attention?
Who Were Bilhah and Zilpah?
Learn about the mothers of Dan, Naphtali, Gad, and Asher, four of the 12 Tribes of Israel
Learn about the mothers of Dan, Naphtali, Gad, and Asher, four of the 12 Tribes of Israel
When Jacob Discovered He Was Israel
Far from home, Jacob now must struggle to maintain his inner spirituality.
Far from home, Jacob now must struggle to maintain his inner spirituality.
Essay
Did Abraham Really Invent Monotheism?
One doesn’t have to look hard to find individuals who recognized and served “the one G‑d.”
One doesn’t have to look hard to find individuals who recognized and served “the one G‑d.”
Story
The Holy Shopkeeper
"That night I could not sleep. Early in the morning, I returned to the store to witness with my own eyes how G-d would help."
"That night I could not sleep. Early in the morning, I returned to the store to witness with my own eyes how G-d would help."
Nothing Is Coincidental, Not Even a Set of Sofas
It’s not often that we learn of the complexity of someone’s circumstances or what role we play in seemingly random occurrences.
It’s not often that we learn of the complexity of someone’s circumstances or what role we play in seemingly random occurrences.
Melachah of the Week
Alien or evil thoughts are caused by "emptiness of the head." For when the mind is occupied, the thought has something to serve, and there is no room for stupid and vain thoughts devoid of substance...
— Hayom Yom, Cheshvan 16
Print Magazine
Some people think there is no conflict between their work and their time for study, meditation and prayer.
But, on the contrary, they complement one another:
Start your day by connecting it to Torah—the day shines and all its parts work in synchronicity.
Work honestly, carrying the morning’s inspiration in your...
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