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Seder Nashim (Women)

Seder Nashim's primary concern is the protection of society's "exceptional" members.

The harsh environment of the wilderness lead to Israel's spiritual development as a nation.

Some of the mishnaic laws related to agriculture remain directly relevant for contemporary urban and suburban lives.

Universal interpersonal and societal issues, rather than Jewish ritual law, are the main subject of Seder Nezikin.

A Conservative responsum explores the Jewish issues involved.

Jeremiah's tragic message is conveyed by both his prophecies and account of Jerusalem's destruction, but he also gives his people hope.

Factor your audience's expectations and the limits of their patience into your presentation about the Torah portion.

Changing trends in the use or non-use of a head covering in synagogue has been an indicator of changing relations with the surrounding community.

How and when a Jew covers his or her head is a spiritual declaration and a nuanced social statement.

Despite early theological objections, Jewish law views the practice of medicine as a mitzvah.

Midrash allowed the rabbis to explain and expand on the Torah--and in doing so, they revealed much about themselves.

A mother's response to the near-death of her son