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Who Was Moses in the Bible?
The greatest Jewish prophet led the Israelites out of Egypt and received the Torah at Sinai, but he never entered the promised land.
Lulav and Etrog Symbolism
Traditional interpretations of what the four species represent.
What Is Midrash?
These writings, which fill in gaps in biblical texts, falls into two categories: halacha and aggadah.
Jewish Thought, Rabbis Without Borders
“Is the Lord Present Among Us or Not?”
The state of public discourse, both within the Jewish community and within our society at large, has taken rather a ...
Jewish Text Study Is Traditionally A Communal Activity
Reading Jewish texts is not just a religious act, it is an act of communal identification and communication.
Portugal’s Favorite Donut Has a Very Jewish History
The incredible journey of bolas de Berlim.
Jewish Texts, Rabbis Without Borders, Study, Talmud
Reframing Worries About the Future
As a parent of young adults, I often talk with my peers about the unexpected paths our kids are choosing. ...
Leviticus
Sometimes seen as inaccessible, Leviticus nevertheless contains important material about holiness.
Sisterhood is Complicated
Rachel and Leah's complex relationship allows us to imagine new possibilities for strengthening our own relationships.
Is It Blasphemous To Heal People?
Even if we view leprosy as a punishment, we must work to heal the afflicted, allowing our sense of compassion to override justice or logic.