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Parashat 4 Chapter 1  **Blessings and Misfortunes: A Midrashic Perspective on Divine Justice and Human Experience** The intricate relationship between blessings and misfortunes occupies a significant place in Jewish

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Parashat Ki Teitzei is the 49th weekly Torah portion in the annual Jewish cycle of Torah reading. “Uvayom Hashmini Yimol”“On the eighth day (he will be) circumcised”. It is

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Parashat 3 Chapter 2  **The Menorah as a Metaphor for the Jewish Journey: A Profound Exploration of the Interplay Between Mitzvot, Reward, and Sabbath Observance** In the rich and

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Parashat 2 Chapter 1  The Paradigm of Prayer: Lessons from Hannah’s Sincere Supplication The act of prayer holds a profoundly significant position within Jewish life, serving as a vital

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**He Who Brings Out an Evil Name: A Comprehensive Study on Character Defamation in Jewish Thought** The subject of character defamation, especially as it is addressed within the framework

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Parashat 1 Chapter 2  **Insights: The Healing of Moses’ Tongue in the Context of the Book of Deuteronomy** The intricate relationship between divine revelation and human expression is a

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Parashat 21 Chapter 1  **A Right to Reward: The Case of Phinehas** The assertion, “It is by right that Phinehas should receive his reward,” provides a profound insight into

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The Four Deaths of Samael: A Theological Exploration of Justice and Judgment In the intricate tapestry of Jewish mysticism and theology, the figure of Samael, often characterized as the

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Parashat Shoftim is the 48th weekly Torah portion in the annual Jewish cycle of Torah reading. The Sidra Shoftim informs us of a provision that profoundly affected the life

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Parashat 20 Chapter 8  **Blessing With a Sting: The Complex Nature of Balaam’s Offer** In the rich tapestry of moral and ethical discourse, the adage “They say to a