Tu B’Shevat
February 3, 2015
The Talmud (Taanis 8b) instructs us that when a person enters the barn to measure the new grain crop he should say the blessing: May it be
The Talmud (Taanis 8b) instructs us that when a person enters the barn to measure the new grain crop he should say the blessing: May it be
Faith and truth are a shining face. They are joy and life. They are the gateway to length of days. But, falsehood shortens the days
Frustrated with someone? Feeling hurt or fed up? Angry or let down? Finding it hard to give them the benefit of the doubt? Jewish law
Whenever the Jews traveled, they dismantled the Mishkan (the Tabernacle) for the trip and reassembled it at their new encampment. No matter where the Mishkan
Let everyone talk to their friends about the awe of Heaven, until together we become merged in unity, love, sisterhood and friendship…we’ll all receive from one
Passover’s over, and we’re all looking forward to eating Challah this Shabbos. This raises a question: Why does chometz—leavened grain such as bread—become permissible to eat after Passover?
