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Weekly Magazine
10 Biblical Heroes with Traumatic Childhoods
Many of the Bible’s most famous personalities had difficult childhoods, marked by sibling rivalry, abuse, loss of loved ones, or worse.
By Yehuda Altein
Why Don’t We Invite People to a Brit Milah?
Many have the custom to simply make the time and place known, without inviting anyone in particular to attend. Here's why.
By Yehuda Shurpin
My 23-Year-Old, Pregnant Daughter Was Gone in a Moment
Nechama Laber devoted her life's mission to teaching and inspiring others through Torah and creativity. Now her work is guided by her daughter's gentle humility and devotion to others.
By Nechama Laber
Vayeira: The Tribe and the Other
What makes righteousness Jewish? Can a person truly love all of humanity? Or does that love, spread too thin, turn into something else?
By Baila Olidort
The Rebbe and the Chief Rabbi
By Aryeh Solomon
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Shabbat & Holidays
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5:29 PM  -  Shabbat, October 31
Weekly Torah Portion
Vayeira
Upcoming Holiday
Chanukah
Dec. 4 - Dec. 12
Daily Thought
You Are a Letter in a Scroll
A Torah scroll is a high-precision document. Journey deep inside the mysteries of this scroll and you will discover an amazing network of words and letters similar to the neuro-network of a human being. Each letter of the scroll is a world of its own, surrounded by its own white space, without any other letter touching it. Each letter is of equal value. Even if one of them is missing, flawed, or incomplete, the scroll is not a Torah scroll. Alter a single letter and the meaning of a word is changed, whereby a sentence is inverted, whereby a story is distorted—indeed, every other letter of the Torah...