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by Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks
The unique covenant on display in the Book of Deuteronomy.
by Rabbi Dovid Rosenfeld
Joseph embodied Jacob's mission to the world; Judah embodied Israel's.
by Rabbi Noah Weinberg
An excerpt from the just-published book, Wisdom for Living: Rabbi Noach Weinberg on the Parashah.
by Rabbi Berel Wein adapted by Yaakov Astor
Our forefather changed the way the world thought about itself, life and especially the Creator.
Jacob, in assuming Esau’s mission, receives both a second wife and a second name.
by Rabbi Mordechai Becher
Where was Abraham's own moral sense when he agreed to murder Isaac?
by Rabbi Ari Kahn
The experience of synesthesia, where the Jews at Mount Sinai actually saw sounds.
Unravelling one of the most cryptic episodes of the entire Torah.
by Chaim Wizman
The father of the Jewish people is a beacon for all humanity.
Our forefather Abraham not only taught the world about God; he taught us how to discover Him.
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