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Genesis, the Book of: The first of the Five Books of Moses, relates the story of creation and Noah's Flood, and describes the lives and deeds of the Patriarchs, Matriarchs, and the Twelve Tribes. Genesis ends with the Israelites' descent to Egypt and Jacob's passing.
The journey of actualization is to break free of limitations.
No circumstance in life is so low and so depraved that no good can be gathered from it.
Abraham’s plan would effectively remove himself from Pharaoh’s hit list . . . and make Sarah available for Pharaoh’s hedonistic abuse! Talk about a lack of chivalry! Is this Abraham, the first Jewish husband and the ultimate mentch?
An Insight into Parshat Lech Lecha
I just received our monthly credit card bill. On it was a month's worth of food shopping, as well as my utilities and phone bills. There were no luxuries; everything was a bare necessity. I gasped when I saw the total. How are we going to make it?
Parshat Lech Lecha
Each Jew must look at him- or herself and ask the question, “Who am I? What do I believe?” For we are not intended to be robots; we must do, but we also must know and understand . . .
Genesis 12:1–17:27
The Star Within: Uncovering the True Meaning of Stardom
In the vast night sky, stars twinkle like diamonds scattered across the dark canvas of the universe. But what does it truly mean to be a star? In English, the word “star” carries two meanings: The celestial bodies that shine above us. Individuals who shin...
Practical Insights on the Weekly Torah Portion from Rabbi Joshua B. Gordon.
Print this game for fun at the Shabbat table or youth group. Can accommodate up to eight players.
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