The Path of Bnei Noach: Uncovering the Hidden
The seven Noahide commandments are not a ceiling but a foundation: a guide to the path of Bnei Noach, its dangers, and…
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Loving Your Neighbor When You Dislike Them
The Torah says: “Love your neighbor as yourself” (Leviticus 19:18). But how can someone be commanded to love? Feelings do not arise…
When You No Longer Need to Escape Yourself
Loneliness does not always begin when there is no one around. Sometimes a person lives among others, talks, laughs, receives messages, meets…
Why Does the Almighty Need Angels If He Can Do Everything?
If the Almighty is all-powerful, why does He need angels? At first glance, the question itself seems contradictory: the One who can…
Betrayal Is Not the Only Thing That Kills Love
Love rarely disappears in a single day. It is easier for us to believe that relationships fall apart because of something momentous:…
Trusting the Almighty Does Not Mean Being Passive
There is an important difference between what depends on us and what lies beyond our control. For example, when looking for a…
Two Millimetres of Trouble
A two-millimetre splinter changed the way I walked — and lived — for two months. A story about how even the tiniest…
From Assembly to Hierarchy: How the Church Lost the Synagogue Model
Early Christianity grew out of the synagogue model of a community assembly, but from the second century spiritual authority began to separate…
Weekly Torah Portion Naso
The portion Naso asks what we must return, admit and set right today: from restoring broken trust to the Nazirite's boundaries, holiness…
Shavuot
Shavuot is the day the Torah was given to human beings, not angels: first the night of effort, then the day of…
“The Eternity of the Almighty, His Incorporeality, and Serving Him Alone”
The third, fourth and fifth of Rambam’s principles of faith: the Almighty is first and nothing preceded Him, He has no body…
“The Existence of God and the Oneness of God”
What Rambam’s 13 principles of faith are, how a principle differs from a commandment, how faith and reason relate, and the four…
