The Sotah is the classic Torah source for the mitzvah of hair covering. It has sparked debate and complexity around the mitzvah ever since, and as a result, a plethora of reasons for why married women must cover their hair has been offered from innumerable people. Every addition is holy and should be respected, for everyone is doing their part to know Hashem more intimately. However, the purpose of this article is to narrow the scope. Perhaps exploring the motivation and mindset of a Sotah can offer a deeper insight…
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The reality of emotions is acknowledged at the very beginning of the Torah…
Read more: Depictions of Mental Health in the TorahTzofia is excited to invite you to the next webinar in our series:
Beyond Tishrei: Keeping the Inspiration Alive
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Rivka’s life is filled with complexity…
Read more: The Multifaceted Personality of Rivka ImeinuTzofia is excited to invite you to the next webinar in our series:
Beyond Tishrei: Keeping the Inspiration Alive
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Unveiling the Mystery of the Sotah
The Sotah is the classic Torah source for the mitzvah of hair covering. It has sparked debate and complexity around the mitzvah ever since, and as a result, a plethora of reasons for why married women must cover their hair has been offered from innumerable people. Every addition is holy and should be respected, for…
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Depictions of Mental Health in the Torah
The reality of emotions is acknowledged at the very beginning of the Torah…
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The Multifaceted Personality of Rivka Imeinu
Rivka’s life is filled with complexity…
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