Why Is Hashem Referred to in the Plural?
Shalom, I was asked a question and I would appreciate it if you could answer: Why is the first time one of Hashem's names appears in the Torah the name Elohim, which is in the plural, rather than El,...
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Shalom, I was asked a question and I would appreciate it if you could answer: Why is the first time one of Hashem's names appears in the Torah the name Elohim, which is in the plural, rather than El,...
My name is Sarah, and I would like to be blessed with children. What shall I do to make this happen soon? Thank you very much.
Hello, honorable rabbi. My question concerns the statement: By your name you will be called, in your place they will seat you, and from what is yours they will give to you. No person touches what has...
Hello, my name is Tomer. I am 18, and until now I have been filling out Winner. Winner is when you fill out a form with money on sports games, meaning gambling. Now I understood that there is a prohib...
Regarding Buddhism - from what I understand from Wikipedia. Buddhism is not idolatry but a way of life founded by a man named Buddha 2,500 years ago. And when they bow to his statue, it is a sign of r...
Hello. It is known that Esther had a son named Darius. I have several questions following what I learned: 1. Was he her son and Ahasuerus' son? 2. It is known that he was the king of Babylon during th...
In Hashem’s name, hello, honored rabbi, is it permissible on Shabbat to use spray deodorant that leaves a white color on the body? And is it permissible on Shabbat to use non-spray deodorant? Thank yo...
Hello, esteemed Rabbi, When should one say the Traveler's Prayer with a blessing in Hashem's name and when without Hashem's name? How long must the journey be? (according to Sephardic custom) Thank yo...
Hello Rabbi, what are the conditions for reciting the Traveler's Prayer? And when should one bless without mentioning Hashem's name? Thank you in advance
Does halacha say that one should put thirty agorot in tzedakah for every person every day, and does one need to say the person’s name and his mother’s name when giving the tzedakah?