The Torah teaches that all Jews are bound by Arevut, mutual responsibility. This article explores how one person’s actions affect the whole community and how shared accountability shapes prayer, behavior, and spiritual growth.
Is fear of Hashem about anxiety, or about awareness and reverence? This article explores the true meaning of fear of Heaven, its different levels, and how it shapes Torah learning, mitzvot, and everyday spiritual growth.
Too hot to drink? It may already be halachically significant. This article explains the concept of Yad Soledet and how it affects Shabbat, kashrut, kashering, and everyday practical decisions.
A central belief in Judaism, the Age of the Messiah promises redemption, restoration, and spiritual renewal. This article explores what this era means and how Jewish tradition understands its arrival.
What does Jewish law have to say about business competition? When does fair competition become unethical? Understanding the boundaries of ethical business behavior.
How the Torah Teaches Us to Respect Parents, Grandparents and Other Loved Ones
The mitzvah of honoring father and mother is called "one of the most serious commandments." But is it considered a mitzvah between one person and another?
Wine used for idol worship is forbidden for drinking or any benefit, and drinking it is considered denying a basic principle of faith.
An exploration of the prohibition against harvesting and consuming new grain before bringing the Omer offering, and how this law continues to apply today.
It's our responsibility to treat those who have passed away with dignity and protect them from any shame or disrespect.
Honoring Shabbat isn’t just about pleasure - it’s about clean clothes, a tidy home and all the thoughtful details that show how special the day is.
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