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9 Lessons
  • Parashat Hashavua: Is “Not Good” the Same as Bad?
    Parashat Hashavua

    Parashat Hashavua: Is “Not Good” the Same as Bad?

  • Parashat Hashavua: Why Specifically in Eretz Yisrael?
    Parashat Hashavua

    Parashat Hashavua: Why Specifically in Eretz Yisrael?

    The desired Garden of Eden is here in Yerushalayim..

  • For the Purpose of Reishit
    Parashat Hashavua

    For the Purpose of Reishit

  • Tzel, Tzelem, Tzela – A New Look on the Creation of Man
    Bereshit

    Tzel, Tzelem, Tzela – A New Look on the Creation of Man

    The Torah stresses the word tzelem (image) in its description of how man was created in “a divine image” (Bereishit 1:26-27). It also seems to connect this distinction to the fact that man was created as male and female. According to all explanations, the concept of “in the image of Hashem” relates mainly to man’s spiritual side; this is not related to man’s physical side, which is actually connected to sinning. In the second description of man’s creation (ibid. 2:7), the Torah does describe a physical creation (“earth from the ground”), into whom Hashem breathed, thereby providing him with a living spirit.

  • Considering Others is not Capitulation
    Bereshit

    Considering Others is not Capitulation

  • Accepting Responsibility
    Bereshit

    Accepting Responsibility

  • The Beginning of Inter-Gender Relationships
    Bereshit

    The Beginning of Inter-Gender Relationships

    Parashat Bereshit

    Parashat Bereshit

  • The Root of the Evil
    Bereshit

    The Root of the Evil

    Parashat Bereshit

    Parashat Bereshit

  • The Roots of Urbanization and Ecological Disregard
    Bereshit

    The Roots of Urbanization and Ecological Disregard

    Parashat Bereshit

    Many societies refer to the ground under our feet as Mother Earth; Adam abused his rights in the Garden of Eden; Cain is told that even with hard work, he would not succeed in working the land productively; Cain built a city and named it after his son, Chanoch;

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