Choosing The Golden Path

Have we all gone mad? Since when are tolerance and moderation bad qualities? When did following the middle road go out of style?

Q & A: The Hereafter – Olam Haba (Part III)

Question: How do we know that there is an olam haba – a World to Come? L. Papirmeister

“Abba, I Am Your Daughter!”

Peeling paint and mismatched chairs were not the only signs of deprivation in the Cohen’s Yerushalmi home.

Love For Mitzvos

Now we ask ourselves, what is the purpose of being part of a korban pesach group if one does not get to eat the korban?

People Skills

This story is significant because Two-Gun Crowley wasn’t insane. He wasn’t a psychopath.

Daf Yomi

Two Talleisim ‘The Residue Of The Blood He Spills…’ (Zevachim 51a)

A Good Heart Above All

The treasure that Rebbetzin Jungreis, a”h, left behind is her teaching that continue to guide us. This week's legacy is a continuation on last week's column on shidduchim.

Faith And Friendship

In this week’s parsha, Moshe reaches his lowest ebb. What is striking is the depth of Moses’ despair, the candor with which he expresses it, and the blazing honesty of the Torah in telling us this story.

Parashat Behaalotecha: Theocracy, Democracy, and Halacha

Ran, this great talmudist and thinker launched a theory in which he argued that Judaism does not subscribe to the idea of a full-fledged theocracy, but in fact favors a halachic democracy

Yehuda Ben Yaakov, Royalty

Royalty is a concept that brings respect and awe to whoever thinks about the true essence of the word.

Redeeming Relevance: Parshat Bhaalotekha

Constitutional democracy is a better form of spiritual government than either anarchy or totalitarianism. G-d wanted intellectual diversity and as close to universal accountability as possible.

The Dark Clouds

Moses acted properly in his role of prophet but he failed in his role as a husband; he did not see Tziporah's suffering, her black cloud.

Why a Second Day Yom Tov? The Incomparable Greatness of the Land of Israel

As anyone can testify, celebrating the Jewish festivals in Israel is an act of supreme delight. The festivals are invested with a very special spirit that cannot be experienced anywhere else. No other land can compete with the Land of Israel!

Parshat Naso

We know that every word, every letter, and every crown in the Torah is vital.

Singles And Self-Defeating Attitudes

The treasure that Rebbetzin Jungreis, a”h, left behind is her teaching that continue to guide us. This week's legacy concerns shidduchim.

Q & A: The Hereafter – Olam Haba (Part II)

Question: How do we know that there is an olam haba – a World to Come? L. Papirmeister

Daf Yomi

A Necessary Prelude? ‘Intentions Of Korbanos’ (Zevachim 46b)

Handwritten Admissions (Choshen Mishpat 79:7-8)

The rule with respect to a chashud al hashevuah is that the right to take an oath is transferred to the plaintiff.

A Merit In This World And The Next

Last night, my late uncle appeared to my sister in a dream and said that the reason our father is ill is because he didn’t sit shiva for my uncle.

The Level of Angels

The Rishonim are bothered by the obvious question: what is the purpose of going to Har Sinai if we would not have received the Torah?

Pleasures – Created For Our Benefit

Many items in this world were created strictly for man’s enjoyment. One example is food.

Lifting Heads

The challenge that emerges from the way the Torah describes taking a census is that we must “lift people’s heads.” Never let them feel as if they are merely a number. Make those you meet feel important, especially the people whom others tend to take for granted.

Not Taking Life For Granted

Sometimes we are so busy looking for the next great thing to plan and prepare for that we seem to forget that the simplest things in life, and finding happiness in those tremendous simplicities.

Redeeming Relevance: Parshat Nasso: The Sin of the Suspicious Husband

Parshat Nasso and the issue of the sotah and coming face-to-face with our own responsibility and not just throw it on others.

TorahAnytime, All The Time A Lifeline Of Inspiration

Rabbi Avrohom Dovid Weisz was just 31 years old when he was diagnosed with ALS in 2005.

Powerful ‘Regards’

The treasure that Rebbetzin Jungreis, a”h, left behind is her teaching that continue to guide us.

TORAH SHORTS: Bamidbar: Fire, Water, Desert

When one taps into the forces and elements around us, to free ourselves of extraneous masters, we are able to acquire the wisdom, the insight, the light, the well-being and the strength that the Torah can impart.

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