4 Sivan 5744

1. Everything in the world comprises several aspects. Everything is created by G‑d, Who, while one, also encompasses an infinite number of details. Thus, every one of G‑d’s creations possesses the same two characteristics: it is a single creation in which...

The Jewish people studied Torah and observed its precepts long before they actually became obligated in them at Sinai. Moreover, the Ten Commandments were composed largely of laws already commanded to the non-Jewish world. What, then, was so important abo...

The Mishna states that every Jew is righteous. Yet how can it be expected of every Jew, regardless of circumstances or the education he received, that he conduct himself “righteously” in every aspect of his life?

To many, Judaism represents intellectualism, analysis, study, and questioning. While it’s true that as Jews, we place great emphasis on a critical education, there’s another necessary ingredient before we’re ready for any of that.