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Is the Snake-on-a-Rod Medical Sign Kosher?
Some of us think it is of Jewish origin, while others believe it comes from the Greeks.
Some of us think it is of Jewish origin, while others believe it comes from the Greeks.
Starting the Annual Rambam Cycle
All of Torah. All of Us.
With three tracks, suitable for all ages and levels, daily Rambam is the perfect study program for every Jew.
With three tracks, suitable for all ages and levels, daily Rambam is the perfect study program for every Jew.
Parshah
The Song of the Well
It’s all very poetic, but what exactly happened that inspired them to burst into this serenade?
It’s all very poetic, but what exactly happened that inspired them to burst into this serenade?
What Happened to the Clouds of Glory?
Sometimes the term “clouds of glory” is used, while at other times it simply refers to “clouds.” Why is this?
Sometimes the term “clouds of glory” is used, while at other times it simply refers to “clouds.” Why is this?
By the Numbers
14 Facts About the Menorah in the Holy Temple
Join us as we learn all about this item, whose spiritual light continues to shine until this very day.
Join us as we learn all about this item, whose spiritual light continues to shine until this very day.
Voices
Learning to Soften the Knots in My Stomach
Apparently, I still need to achieve a deeper awareness of exactly Who is in charge.
Apparently, I still need to achieve a deeper awareness of exactly Who is in charge.
My Greatest Teacher: My Husband’s Battle With Depression
There is so much resistance here, so I know there must be something true.
There is so much resistance here, so I know there must be something true.
Melachah of the Week
Mochek - Erasing
Erasing letters or removing ink to create an empty space large enough to write at least two letters in its place constitutes the av melachah of mochek.
Erasing letters or removing ink to create an empty space large enough to write at least two letters in its place constitutes the av melachah of mochek.
Even the empty ones amongst you are full of mitzvot like a pomegranate
— Talmud, Berachot 57a
Print Magazine
Humility doesn’t mean thinking how low you are.
Humility means realizing how wonderful all these other people are.
Likutei Sichot, vol. 13, pg. 30.
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