Shavuot

March 15, 2010 / 29 Adar 5770
Torah Reading: Vayikra

Shavuot is May 19 - 20, 2010

by Rabbi Shraga Simmons

One of the holiest days of the Jewish year is also one of the least known. What is Shavuot really all about?

by Aish HaTorah’s Discovery Seminar

Everyone has heard of the Talmud, the accompanying oral part of the Torah. But what is not so clear is that the Oral Torah actually preceded the written Bible we have today!

by Rabbi Shraga Simmons

Six fascinating reasons behind this popular custom.

by Rabbi Ari Kahn

The experience of synesthesia, where the Jews at Mount Sinai actually saw sounds.

Dairy Delights: A Simply Delicious Shavuot

by Sara Finkel

Celebrate the holiday with this delectable menu.

1.Lively Overview: The Book of Ruth

The Book of Ruth is read in synagogue on Shavuot morning. A chapter-by- chapter explanation.
2.More Shavuot Recipes

No cheesecake -- just some really good dairy recipes.
3.The Book of Ruth: A Mystery Unraveled

She was a Moabite princess who converted to Judaism in the 10th century BCE, but what does her story have to do with the events at Mount Sinai more than 300 years earlier?
4.Shavuot Recipes

There is a universal Jewish tradition of eating dairy foods on Shavuot. Here are some of the most mouth-watering recipes.

1.Heroes of Israel: Bankrupting Terror
2.Outstanding Passover Recipes

A healthy and nutritious menu everyone will love.
3.No More American Idol

Our society thrives on embarrassing others. It’s time to stop.
4.Asking God

His friend had seven children. He was only asking for one.

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4.Asking God

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