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LEGANCY UNVEILED: ABRAHAM’S BLESSING VS. ISAAC’S BIRTHRIGHT

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 »LEGANCY UNVEILED: ABRAHAM’S BLESSING VS. ISAAC’S BIRTHRIGHT

TORA-BASED PRACTICES FOR NOAHIDES: Burial, Cremation, and Bereavement

בס”ד Life encompasses many facets, and one of them is the passing of individuals. In this article, we will explore how we can navigate grief and what would constitute an appropriate Noahide burial. Within the 7 Noahide laws, there seems to be no specific mention of this topic. However, Rabbi… Read More »TORA-BASED PRACTICES FOR NOAHIDES: Burial, Cremation, and Bereavement

JEWS AND THE BEIS HAMIKDASH

What’s interesting, and which people don’t realize, is that there should not have been a mishkan. Why not?—because there is a famous pasuk—verse that says, “V’asu l’mikdash”—and they will make Me a mikdash, “v’shochanti b’socham”—and I will dwell in them. This is at the beginning of the Parshas—Torah portion “Terumah.”… Read More »JEWS AND THE BEIS HAMIKDASH

MESIRAT NEFESH (giving up one’s life) AND KIDDUSH HASHEM FOR NON-JEWS

בס”ד The motivation for writing this blog was the question: As Noahides, do we have any obligation to give up our life, (What is called: Kiddush Hashem) under any circumstances, and what is that obligation? I heard that there are 3 Jewish commandments for which they are obligated to give… Read More »MESIRAT NEFESH (giving up one’s life) AND KIDDUSH HASHEM FOR NON-JEWS

BALANCING THE ESAU AND JACOB WITHIN

בס”ד Navigating the Spiritual Journey in a Material World Genesis 25: 26 And afterward, his brother emerged, and his hand was grasping Esau’s heel, and he named him Jacob. Now Isaac was sixty years old when she gave birth to them.   כווְאַֽחֲרֵי־כֵ֞ן יָצָ֣א אָחִ֗יו וְיָד֤וֹ אֹחֶ֨זֶת֙ בַּֽעֲקֵ֣ב עֵשָׂ֔ו וַיִּקְרָ֥א… Read More »BALANCING THE ESAU AND JACOB WITHIN

EIN OD MILVADO

Level Minus Three: Ein Od Milvado What do we see at level minus three? We’ve already reached profound levels of understanding about Who He is or, rather, Who He’s not. What’s the third floor going to reveal to us? The third floor is, in many ways, much more astonishing than… Read More »EIN OD MILVADO