Science in the Torah

Understanding our insignificance in the universe leads to humility and accepting that G-d leads our daily lives.

What you don't know shouldn't make you uncomfortable. You can ascribe it to The Higher Intelligence.

How is protecting our world derived from our interpersonal commandments?

Rabbi Zamir Cohen's take on this phenomenon

Why did the unseen Infinite give this color illusion to our wavy micro-projection that we call physicality? What does the color green represent according to the Zohar?

Our Sages tell us that silence protects human wisdom, and is the healthiest pill to swallow

In this fascinating clip, Rabbi Zamir Cohen shows us once again how our sages knew about scientific phenomena that have just recently been discovered.

How did it happen that there are animals unique to each geographical region? How could animals migrate between continents that are separated by oceans? Kabbalah has the answer.

Louis Pasteur is famous for his discovery of curing different diseases through vaccination. What is less known is the source of Pasteur's knowledge on the subject.

Matter is not what it appears to be. Modern science teaches us that the electrons which are constantly in motion even in inanimate objects are the essence of those objects. Does this have any parallel in the words of our sages? Apparently it does.

The secret of the success of a Jewish marriage is to be found in the laws of Family Purity. But only recently have scientists discovered the other amazing benefits from adhering to these wise laws.

The Torah teaches us that there is life after death and even describes in detail what happens to the soul after a person's demise. Only recently modern science has come to similar conclusions regarding what happens to a person after his death.

Scientists are discovering amazing facts about plants- their ability to feel and sense what humans are doing around them. These facts are corroborated by Chazal who received this knowledge with the holy Torah.

Both the number of continents and the atmosphere around the sun arouse questions on the Torah's account as opposed to scientific observation. However, modern scientific research has reached exactly the same conclusions as the Torah… given 3300 years ago.

In this section we demonstrate how the latest knowledge of astronomy coincides perfectly with that which our Rabbis taught over 2000 years ago, even though this knowledge was not known to the general world at that time. It is clear that they received this knowledge from the Creator of the World in his holy Torah.

The Torah delineates four creatures which have just one sign of purity- chewing the cud without having cloven feet. This implies that only these four creatures have this sign and not others. But if the Torah were written by anyone besides the Creator of the World, how could they know that in all the world there are no other creatures with similar attributes?

Only recently scientists discovered that a fetus senses what goes on in the world, but Chazal knew about this many years ago already.

Just as the camel eats grass and turns it into milk after it was processed in the camel’s body, and this milk is forbidden because “whatever comes from the impure — is impure”, so we would expect that honey would be forbidden because bees are forbidden to be eaten!?

The Giver of the Torah reveals another law of nature which He created: every fish, or any other water creature, that has scales, inevitably will have fins. But fins do not necessarily come with scales

The Torah reveals one of the secrets of nature. Among the thousands of species of domesti-cated and wild animals in the world, there are only 4 kinds of animals which either chew their cud or have split hooves, but not both together