Shavuot Rabbi David Stav One of the enigmas with which our Sages struggled is the meaning behind where the Torah was given. A desert can provide an awe-inspiring backdrop, but it is usually far away from inhabited areas and the
“Why is the holiday called ‘Weeks?’” — Rabbi Shlomo Riskin speaks about the holiday of Shavuot Rabbi Shlomo Riskin [evideo][/evideo]
“The Final Revelation to the World” — Rabbi Shlomo Riskin’s thoughts on Shavuot (Bamidbar) Rabbi Shlomo Riskin [evideo][/evideo]
Parshat Naso (Numbers 4:21 – 7:89) Rabbi Shlomo Riskin Efrat, Israel –“And the Lord spoke to Moses saying, ‘Speak to Aaron and to his sons saying so shall you bless the children of Israel; say to them, may the Lord bless you
Parshat Naso (Numbers 4:21 – 7:89) Rabbi Shlomo Riskin Efrat, Israel –“And the Lord spoke to Moses saying, ‘Speak to Aaron and to his sons saying so shall you bless the children of Israel; say to them, may the Lord bless you
“Shavuot: What are we really celebrating?” What are we really celebrating on Shavuot? Rabbi David Stav, Co-Chancellor of Ohr Torah Stone, suggests that we are celebrating our preparation to receive the Torah. [evideo][/evideo]
Parshat Bamidbar (Numbers 1:1 – 4:20)/ Shavuot Rabbi Shlomo Riskin Efrat, Israel – The Scroll of Ruth contains one of the most idyllic stories in the Bible, a tale of “autumnal love” between a widow (Ruth) and a widower (Boaz), within the
Parshat Bamidbar (Numbers 1:1 – 4:20)/ Shavuot Rabbi Shlomo Riskin Efrat, Israel – The Scroll of Ruth contains one of the most idyllic stories in the Bible, a tale of “autumnal love” between a widow (Ruth) and a widower (Boaz), within the
Parshat Bechukotai (Leviticus 26:3 – 27:34) Rabbi Shlomo Riskin Efrat, Israel – “And I shall provide peace in the land and you shall lie down at night without fear.” (Leviticus 26:6) This Torah portion comes at the end of The
Parshat Bechukotai (Leviticus 26:3 – 27:34) Rabbi Shlomo Riskin Efrat, Israel – “And I shall provide peace in the land and you shall lie down at night without fear.” (Leviticus 26:6) This Torah portion comes at the end of The
Ninth grade students in the Ann Belsky Moranis Art Program‘s graphic arts track at Oriya High School for Girls examined the texts and meanings of Megillat Ruth, then shared their personal interpretations of the verses through their creative prints. Their works were displayed
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