Rabbi Menachem Posner serves as staff editor at Chabad.org, the world’s largest Jewish informational website. He has been writing, researching, and editing for Chabad.org since 2006, when he received his rabbinic degree from Central Yeshiva Tomchei Temimim Lubavitch. He resides in Chicago, Ill., with his family.

Art by Sefira Ross, a freelance designer and illustrator whose original creations grace many Chabad.org pages. Residing in Seattle, Washington, her days are spent between multitasking illustrations and being a mom.

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Carmen Uffner Hallandale beach March 1, 2020

Thank you Raba Reply

Benjamin Nanyuki kenya February 29, 2020

This is one of the most tough parshat for me now reading to depth. Reply

Anonymous February 29, 2020

I did the test twice once from memory then once after studying first try got 4/10 second time got 9/10.
This quiz is a 10/10 Reply

Andrew Ocean St. Johns, FL, USA February 29, 2020

These quizzes are always fun. Thanks from this life-long learner. Reply

Jenifer Nech houston February 29, 2020

Always thankful for Chabad. Reply

Chaim Raphael Towson, MD February 28, 2020

Meaning of Cherubim The cherubim actually represent the oneness of Israel connecting to God and loving Hashem with all our hearts, souls, and mights. The cherubim isn't God. God is not an angel. The cherubim isn't simply us, because we are not Angel's. But the cherubim, when we have a oneness with Hashem, exist in our hearts, so that we may see hidden beauties and secrets in this world, and their meanings, such as the Shabbos. Shalom. Reply

Carmen B Uffner Hallandale beach February 28, 2020

Me encanta la forma para entender todo Shabbat Shalom Reply

Anonymous Miami, Florida February 27, 2020

Thank you Rabbi, that was fun in learning Reply

Mayer Korchin Canton. Ohio February 27, 2020

I liked the Terumah quiz. I answered all the questions correctly. Reply

Tom Baton Rouge February 27, 2020

Thank you Rabbi for the quiz ! Reply

Yeshiva Shem Ve'ever Tampa February 24, 2020

Picture for Question 7 is Inaccurate The picture for question #7 is misleading because the wall was made of beams connected to each other; nothing else. There was nothing in between beams. Reply

Anonymous Mount Prospect February 26, 2020

in response to Yeshiva Shem Ve'ever:

Not so, there was a cloth wall hung from the beams. Reply

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