בס”ד Introduction The counting of the Omer, a period of 49 days beginning after Passover, holds deep significance for both Jews and Noahides. During this time, both Jews and Noahides engage in reflection and self-improvement. This blog specifically explores how Noahides can shape this period of growth and spiritual development.… Read More »COUNTING THE OMER
בס”ד Introduction Dive into the timeless tale of Pesach, where the interconnected roles of Moses and Aaron illuminate the path to redemption. Explore the profound significance of Torah and prayer in fostering human transformation and spiritual growth. This exploration unveils not only the historical context of the Exodus but also… Read More »PESACH: REDEMPTION THROUGH TORAH AND PRAYER
בס”ד Purim is on the 14th of Adar (or Adar II if it is a leap-year in the Hebrew calendar). In 20’24, this is from sundown on Saterday, March 23, to sundown on March 24. A Noahide who wishes may read the Book of Esther on Purim.[1] There are universal messages… Read More »INFORMATION FOR NOAHIDES ABOUT PURIM
בס”ד A Covenant Between G-d and the Jewish People Shabbat is first mentioned in Genesis 2:2-3: 2And G-d completed on the seventh day His work that He did, and He abstained on the seventh day from all His work that He did. בוַיְכַ֤ל אֱלֹקים֙ בַּיּ֣וֹם הַשְּׁבִיעִ֔י מְלַאכְתּ֖וֹ אֲשֶׁ֣ר עָשָׂ֑ה… Read More »NOAHIDES AND SHABBAT
בס”ד Insights for Noahides There are Jewish holidays that apply only specifically to Israel and there are Jewish holidays that also have universal significance. Although Noahides are not obligated to observe these holidays, it is advisable to pay attention to them, given their importance. One of the holidays is Pesach… Read More »REFLECTIONS ON PESACH 5784
בס”ד The Triumph of Light over Darkness The story of Purim, as told in the Book of Esther, recounts the tale of a Jewish woman named Esther who, as queen of Persia, risks her life to save the Jewish people from the genocide plotted by the wicked Haman, an advisor… Read More »PURIM KATAN 5784 – ISRAELS STRUGGLE AGAINST HAMAS IN THE LIGHT OF PURIM
בס”ד In this blog we will explore the beauty of Tu B’Shvat from a Noahide perspective, celebrating nature, acknowledging G-d’s wonders, and fostering harmony in a short journey of connection and appreciation. In Judaism, there are four Rosh Hashanahs (New Years): New Year for the trees is significant for Jews… Read More »TU B’SHVAT: EMBRACING NATURE AND ACKNOWLEDING G-DS WONDERS
בס”ד The Jewish New Year There are four Rosh Hashanah’s [Jewish New Years]: the 1st of Nissan is the New Year for kings and festivals, the 15th of Elul is the New Year for the tithing of animals (according to Rabbis Elazar and Shimon, this is on the 1st of… Read More »THE NEW YEAR OF THE WORLD
Chanukah coincides each year with the reading of the story of Joseph in the cycle of weekly Torah portions. Our sages have discovered numerous connections between this holiday and the Joseph narrative. I’d like to suggest an additional connection to help us appreciate what might be Chanukah’s underlying spiritual motif.… Read More »THE MYSTICAL LIGHT OF CHANUKAH
בס”ד Introduction Abraham’s journey weaves a tale of faith, obedience, and Divine intervention, spotlighting the blessings and birthright. The blessing, a Divine reward, promises patriarch hood and spiritual impact, while the birthright signifies legal entitlement and spiritual dedication. Distinguishing them, the blessing encompasses Divine promises and legacy impact, whereas the… Read More »ABRAHAM’S BLESSING VS ISAAC’S BIRTHRIGHT IN THE LIGHT OF CHANUKAH
