Rabbi Akiva said: Jesting and lightheadedness accustom a person to immorality. The oral transmission is a protective fence for the Torah. Tithes are a protective… Read More »Chapter 3, Mishna 17(a): Playing With Fire ; Tradition
Friday Night Shemen zayis—olive oil—and the Jewish people go back a long way, even to before there was a Jewish nation. Before Ya’akov was even… Read More »Getting It Right
Anyone who confesses verbally but does not determine in his heart to forsake [his sin], he is akin to one who immerses himself [in a… Read More »Chapter 2, Law 3 – Of Rodents and Confession
Anyone who confesses verbally but does not determine in his heart to forsake [his sin], he is akin to one who immerses himself [in a… Read More »Chapter 2, Law 3 – Of Rodents and Confession
Anyone who confesses verbally but does not determine in his heart to forsake [his sin], he is akin to one who immerses himself [in a… Read More »Chapter 2, Law 3 – Of Rodents and Confession
Anyone who confesses verbally but does not determine in his heart to forsake [his sin], he is akin to one who immerses himself [in a… Read More »Chapter 2, Law 3 – Of Rodents and Confession
Anyone who confesses verbally but does not determine in his heart to forsake [his sin], he is akin to one who immerses himself [in a… Read More »Chapter 2, Law 3 – Of Rodents and Confession
Anyone who confesses verbally but does not determine in his heart to forsake [his sin], he is akin to one who immerses himself [in a… Read More »Chapter 2, Law 3 – Of Rodents and Confession
Anyone who confesses verbally but does not determine in his heart to forsake [his sin], he is akin to one who immerses himself [in a… Read More »Chapter 2, Law 3 – Of Rodents and Confession
Anyone who confesses verbally but does not determine in his heart to forsake [his sin], he is akin to one who immerses himself [in a… Read More »Chapter 2, Law 3 – Of Rodents and Confession