Sensitivity for the Suffering Sinner- Parshas Nasso
Lep’er n. One suffering from leprosy; outcast. (Webster’s Dictionary) Webster has it right. Indeed, as our Torah portion tells us […]
Lep’er n. One suffering from leprosy; outcast. (Webster’s Dictionary) Webster has it right. Indeed, as our Torah portion tells us […]
For many, the name Stephen Covey will forever be synonymous with his highly acclaimed book The 7 Habits of Highly
There’s a well known story about a very successful entrepreneur who came across a simple fishermen. The entrepreneur inquired as
This week’s Torah portion, Chukas, features the law of the red heifer, which is considered the quintessential illogical law in
Korach, a descendant of the Tribe of Levi, led a group of 250 people in a revolt against Moshe. His
Parshas Chukas begins by introducing us to the quintessential chok (a mitzvah whose meaning is not understood): The Red Heifer.
The Torah, in previous portions, discussed how to set up the Mishkan (Tabernacle) and how the Jews should camp around
The book of Bamidbar (Numbers) chronicles the experience of the Jewish Nation during their forty-year odyssey in the desert. It
Parshas Balak opens with the story of Bilaam, the gentile prophet who was hired by Balak, King of Moab, to
When someone promises you that they are going to do something, you rightfully expect them top keep their word. In