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On his deathbed, Jacob blesses his sons and asks them to bury him in Canaan.

Joseph interprets Pharaoh's dreams and is appointed to implement Egypt's anti-famine plan, which brings him into contact with his brothers again.

A summary of the first portion of the Torah.

A flood destroys all living creatures, aside from Noah, his family and the animals in their ark.

Does the genome project take imitatio dei too far--beyond imitating God, to playing God?

Jewish law's response to slander over the ages moved from strong disapproval to imposing real communal consequences.

Jewish moralist literature sets a high standard of truthtelling, but one not without exceptions.

The act of speaking an oath or a vow aloud gives it binding force in traditional Jewish law.