Why Welcoming Guests Is Greater Than Greeting Hashem
Abraham interrupted a divine encounter to welcome three guests. Discover why Judaism teaches that kindness is central to the purpose of creation.
Yonatan HaLevi
29.10.26 | 10:31
Abraham interrupted a divine encounter to welcome three guests. Discover why Judaism teaches that kindness is central to the purpose of creation.
Yonatan HaLevi
29.10.26 | 10:31
Could ancient inscriptions hold clues about Abraham? Explore discoveries in Iraq and Egypt, along with historical traditions preserved for thousands of years.
Yosef Yabece
29.10.26 | 10:12
How Jewish faith Is proven when action comes before certainty
Rabbi Reuven Elbaz
27.01.26 | 19:24
Rabbi Daniel Glatstein
Rabbi Yaakov Asher Sinclair
Rabbi Noach Weinberg
As the sun began to set, a mysterious man appeared and joined them to complete the minyan. After the holiday, he blew the shofar and vanished. The next day, the synagogue’s gabbai dreamt of the man, who said, “I am Abraham, your father. I saw your distress, and therefore I came to join you for the prayers of Yom Kippur.”
Yosef Yabece
21.01.25 | 09:19