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A Torah’s Outlook on Livelihood
“Six days of the week you shall labor.” The Torah commands us to work, to toil for the six days of the week leading up to Shabbos.
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Speaking Up: Women in Tanach Who Changed Jewish People’s Lives
There comes a time in many moments of our lives where we have the opportunity to speak up and make a difference.
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Acharei Mot: Distancing Ourselves from Non-Jewish Practices
This week’s parsha makes reference to what we call “chukot hagoy,” which means the practices of other nations.
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The Omer: Counting Each Day and Making Each Day Count
Although we refer to this time period as ‘the Omer’, this term is actually a measurement…
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Contrasting Women and The Sefira of Chesed
The period of the counting of the Omer brings with it an opportunity to work on ourselves, increasing each day in our readiness to receive the Torah.
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The Three Types of Fear in Judaism
Rabbi Yisroel Bernath, a Montreal-based Chabad rabbi, wrote a beautiful piece in which he distinguished between two different Hebrew words for fear: pachad and yira.
