The Torah tells us not to add commandments that are not written in the Torah and not to remove commandments that G-d wrote into the Torah.
We understand why removing is a bad thing, but why is adding also wrong? If what we have is good, is more not better?
The Torah tells us not to add commandments that are not written in the Torah and not to remove commandments that G-d wrote into the Torah.
We understand why removing is a bad thing, but why is adding also wrong? If what we have is good, is more not better?
We usually talk about a leap of faith. Today, I want to discuss a much harder concept: a leap of
In this Torah portion, the Jews made one of history’s most dramatic and romantic statements. When G-d split the Red
In G-d We Trust Do you trust in G-d? Is that your first go-to option when you experience a setback?
Sometimes it is hard to feel that G-d is in our corner. It feels as if Murphy’s Law is G-d’s
Trust is a fickle thing. It is hard to build and it can shatter in a moment. Once shattered, it
It is hard to believe something that can’t be proved. It is even harder to believe in something you can’t
The Talit is a shawl that we wrap around ourselves during prayer. It has four corners, from each of which,
Our sages derived from the opening of this week’s Torah reading that Sarah lived a good life. The Torah says,
