Women mohels.

Where the tree falls.

Desire for Torah.

Beneath every seemingly impenetrable surface, life-giving waters await.

Though not originally Hebrew terms, they are now among the most commonly used Hebrew words.

Song of Songs is an erotic poem that compares young love to gazelles frolicking in the field. So why is it read on the holiday of liberation?

The Gershonites turn displacement into sacred service.

Despite the fear and exhaustion of journeying from a dark, narrow place, we must remember to accompany our arrivals with song and joy.

Brooding over a psalmist's question in the face of death.

Song of Songs is unique among biblical texts for its pure expression of love.