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What does it mean to be “a good Jew”? It all depends on which direction you’re heading.
The story of perhaps the most beloved dream in history.
The story of perhaps the most beloved dream in history.
The angels scurrying up and down Jacob's ladder teach us a valuable lesson about Divine providence.
The rich person prays for even more wealth. What does the poor person pray for?
One of the most striking Biblical dreams is that of Jacob and the ladder. Jacob is about to embark on his personal exile from his family and land to enter the world of his corrupt uncle Laban. Just before he leaves Israel he rests on the future Temple Mou...
The dream of the ladder in our Parshah is something that has captivated people’s imaginations for thousands of years . . .
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A famous saying by Rabbi Israel Baal Shem Tov goes: "The physical life of a Jew is a spiritual thing." Sounds great, but what does it mean?
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