Hebron

How much land does “400 silver shekels” buy?

Question: So Sarah dies, Abraham needs to buy a burial plot for her, and he asks for a cave in a field belonging to Ephron the Hittite. What did Abraham know about that cave that he was willing to pay 400 shekels for it? Answer: Allow me to share some his...

When his wife Sarah passed away, Abraham was offered an incredible bargain: a free burial plot. Abraham's refusal to accept teaches us something about the worth of bargains...

The Rebbe provides an interpretation of Rashi’s commentary that overturns nearly a thousand years of presumed understanding.

Abraham appreciated a simple yet sometimes difficult truth: if you want to make something truly yours, you must pay for it.

Why does Abraham say that he is a foreigner and a resident? What lesson can we take from his attitude?

If you ended up on the upper story, consider yourself lucky. If you find yourself on the lower level, consider yourself luckier.

A taste of Shazak Parsha, where the weekly Torah portion comes alive! Geared for kids... Great for adults!

Sara died in Kiryat Arba which is Chevron... Abraham came to eulogize Sara and bewail her. …Abraham buried Sara his wife in the cave of the field of Machpelah… which is Chevron. (Genesis 23:2,19) In the Maarat Hamechpela cave in Chevron, (which comes from...

It is here in Hebron that the end of temporal life connects to the next world and eternity.