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Parashat VaYishlach opens with one of the most dramatic scenes in the Torah: Jacob prepares to return to his homeland, then passes alone across the Jabok (Yabok) and wrestles
Introduction The simple biblical line “Jacob left Beersheba and went to Haran” (Bereishit 28:10) becomes, in the writings of the Arizal (Rabbi Isaac Luria), a densely symbolic account of
The Interconnection of Children, Health, and Livelihood in Jewish Thought The intricate relationship between children, health, and livelihood is a profound subject in Jewish tradition and thought. It reflects
The Strength of Sarah: An In-depth Exploration of Chayei Sarah The narrative of Sarah, the first matriarch of the Jewish people, is deeply woven into the fabric of Jewish
**The Significance of Vayeira: “In the Heat of the Day”** The Torah portion of Vayeira, nestled within the foundational narratives of the book of Genesis, serves as a compelling
**Lech Lecha: The Path of Transformation in Jewish Spirituality** The Parashat of Lech Lecha, which translates to “Go forth,” serves as a pivotal moment in the narrative of the
**From Eden to the Flood: An In-Depth Exploration of the Narrative of Noach** The narrative of Noach (Noah) in the Torah is a pivotal account that highlights themes of
The Exodus from Egypt is not merely a historical event; it is asignificant turning point in the spiritual fabric of the Jewishpeople and the very cosmos itself. According to
**Bereishit: The Creation – Hidden and Revealed** In the beginning, the Torah presents us with a profound and foundational statement: “In the beginning, G-d created the heavens and the