Reading Torah Through Grief

Twice in the final verses of Parashat Re’eh, we are commanded to rejoice. And in both cases, the “we’” is ...

There is much we can learn from Moses' advice to the Israelites at the edge of the Promised Land.

Life is not simple, and prayer is more than just pleading.

This week’s Torah portion, Devarim, is always read on the Shabbat prior to Tisha B’Av, the fast day commemorating the ...

This Torah portion focuses on teachings and transmissions through generations.

Talking about the death and burial of those who came before us can also make it a bit easier to talk about the mortality of those close to us.

In Parashat Korach, we learn about a rebellion by Korach and 250 other community leaders who accuse Moses and Aaron ...

What is this generation of Israelites to do in the face of a collective terminal diagnosis?

In Parashat Beha’alotcha, God tells Moses to instruct the Israelites to offer the Passover sacrifice on the 14th day of ...

Giving ourselves time to grieve can lead us to a place where we feel God’s blessings.

The Book of Numbers is a gentle reminder to listen to the elders still among us.

Where is God when we are grieving after the bad things happen?