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Shvat 8 5781 | Rabbi Stewart Weiss
When Was Our Calendar Eternally Fixed?
In our Sedra, Nisan – in deference to it being the month of our liberation from Egypt and our start as a nation - is declared by Hashem to be the first month in the Hebrew year.
The Essence of the Holidays Astronomy and Halachic Times
Shvat 8 5781 | Rabbi Ari Shvat
Ein Aya, Shabbat 2, 261 "Unmasking" Christianity: Not Physical vs. Spiritual but Good vs. Selfish
Ein Aya Counter Missionary
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Shvat 8 5781 | Rabbi Stewart Weiss
When Will I Be Loved?
Can you picture a Jewish People, an Israel, loved & admired by the world at large? Seems like quite a stretch, doesn't it?
Bo
Shvat 8 5781 | Rabbi Daniel Kirsch
Praypal
Should the person who organized the minyan lead the prayers, or does the other man take precedence, because he is observing a yahrtzeit?
Davening in a Minyan
Shvat 7 5781 | Rabbi Michael Linetsky
The Wisdom of Women
One of the special services that the women were able to provide in the construction of the Mishkan was in weaving materials.
Terumah

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