Passover and Shavuot are part of one spiritual journey.

The division and structure has been open to interpretation throughout history.

The days between Passover and Shavuot are considered a time of mourning.

An interpretation of this reading explains why Israel received God's revelation.

The bread traditionally associated with Shabbat may look different on Shavuot.

In mystical terms, this is a period of time leading to the unification of the male and female aspects of the Divine.

How much do you know about this spring holiday?

This commentary is provided by special arrangement with American Jewish World Service. To learn more, visit www.ajws.org.At one level, the three ...

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This deliciously creamy noodle dish can be made savory or sweet.