torah

The Torah says that “the nation shall judge,” and a verse later, “the nation shall save” [Num. 35:24-25]. The Talmud learns from the juxtaposition of… Read More »Finding Fault or Favor

The Torah says that “the nation shall judge,” and a verse later, “the nation shall save” [Num. 35:24-25]. The Talmud learns from the juxtaposition of… Read More »Finding Fault or Favor

The Torah says that “the nation shall judge,” and a verse later, “the nation shall save” [Num. 35:24-25]. The Talmud learns from the juxtaposition of… Read More »Finding Fault or Favor

The Torah says that “the nation shall judge,” and a verse later, “the nation shall save” [Num. 35:24-25]. The Talmud learns from the juxtaposition of… Read More »Finding Fault or Favor

There are two types of apostates — one who repudiates a single prohibition and one who repudiates the entire Torah. One who repudiates a single… Read More »Chapter 3, Law 9 – Writing Yourself Off

There are two types of apostates — one who repudiates a single prohibition and one who repudiates the entire Torah. One who repudiates a single… Read More »Chapter 3, Law 9 – Writing Yourself Off

There are two types of apostates — one who repudiates a single prohibition and one who repudiates the entire Torah. One who repudiates a single… Read More »Chapter 3, Law 9 – Writing Yourself Off

There are two types of apostates — one who repudiates a single prohibition and one who repudiates the entire Torah. One who repudiates a single… Read More »Chapter 3, Law 9 – Writing Yourself Off

These are the journeys of the Children of Israel who left the Land of Egypt in their legions, under the charge of Moshe and Aaron.… Read More »Traveling from Shabbos to Shabbos

These are the journeys of the Children of Israel who left the Land of Egypt in their legions, under the charge of Moshe and Aaron.… Read More »Traveling from Shabbos to Shabbos