Exodus, the Book of

Moses wasn’t telling Yitro anything he didn’t know. Rather, he was trying to see if his father-in-law really possessed the mettle to join G‑d’s people.

Inspiration is the first phase that’s meant to evoke a second phase of continuous effort.

G‑d’s compassion was not based on our “deserving” it. And that is the deep reality of compassion: It is not earned; rather, it is given.

Did Moses have trouble delegating responsibility? Was he afraid to let others help him?

Do you ever fantasize about making a bold change in your life, perhaps starting a new career or moving to another city?

Imagine the accomplishment of being present wherever you are, giving one hundred percent to your loved ones, your prayer, your study, your work, and your colleagues.

Exodus 18:1-20:23

In my quest to understand the large language models currently spinning our world around, I recalled a discussion on the topic of human language the Rebbe delivered in 1957 and the brilliant way our teacher, Rabbi Yoel Kahan, delivered it to us. As I rerea...

When does helping family become too much? It’s a question I’ve been grappling with for years. I love my parents and would go to the ends of the earth for either of them, but in the process, it’s easy to forget about my own needs and what it means to take ...

We expected an other-worldly revelation. What happened was something else entirely.