Priestly Garments (Bigdei Kehunah)

Feelings don’t come automatically. We cannot just turn the happiness switch on, or suddenly feel love. So what do we do when we don’t feel happiness and empathy?

The Temple is in the past, but it will also be in the future. Hence it teaches us about the present

Are you to abandon G‑d until you next have the time and are actually in the mood of plugging into your spiritual side?

Is it really that simple? What if you don’t have a common enemy?

Our prayers are not just slogans, our tunes and chants are credos of our belief, and our festivals and holidays are a reflection of our history. Every ritual and ceremony is packed full of purpose.

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

"In Parshat Tetzaveh we see that there are functions that are indispensable for the Tabernacle’s overall structure to work and achieve its purpose; without them, it simply does not respond"

This week's Torah portion commands the Kohanim (priests) about their attire to be worn while serving in the tabernacle and temple. The belt that they wore was made of wool and linen. Is this not violating the prohibition of Shatnez, the mixing of wool and...

How do we reconcile the importance of publicizing good deeds with the Jewish value of modesty?

Leadership and prayer: the two share a common theme.