What To Do With The Animal
We all have an internal beast. This article by Reb Gil Locks tells you what to do with it.
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Tzara’at – Appreciating Rules
An article about Tzara’at, children, rules, and appreciating G-d’s Divine plan.
Tzara’at – A Positive Malady
Though Tzara’at is often thought of as a terrible malady it served a tremendously positive purpose.
Animal rights? (Lesson one)
Though we tend to believe that we in the 21st century are the first to champion animals rights we will discover that Torah was in fact the first legal book to protect animals. This lesson will deal with man’s dominion over beast.
Where Am I?
A short but powerful meditation about being in the presence of G-d.
Awaiting The Torah
The Chinuch explains the special significance of the counting of the Omer.
The Eighth Day
The opening verse of this Parsha begins “And it was on the eighth day.” The Keli Yakar explains this curious description.
The G-d Who Took You Out of Egypt
Why is the opening verse to the Ten Commandments the exodus from Egypt and not the greater accomplishment of the creation of the world?
A moment of silence for Passover
To be in the moment we need a little more than a moment.
Asking Questions and Judaism
Often times we are bothered by the questions that our children ask us. This article gives us a fresh perspective to their curiosity.
