The prayers were composed by one hundred and twenty great sages who were blessed with Divine Inspiration and prophecy, so the words were carefully chosen to have the most profound spiritual impact possible.

The prayers were composed by one hundred and twenty great sages who were blessed with Divine Inspiration and prophecy, so the words were carefully chosen to have the most profound spiritual impact possible.

Through prayer and Torah study, one becomes a partner with God in creating spiritual and physical worlds.

A man's table atones for him like the sacrifices did in the Temple.

We explore the two purposes of the sacrifices.

There are four levels within sacrifice that correspond to four levels in the soul of man.

The sacrifices involve a rectification at every level of existence - inanimate, plant life, animal, and human.

The sacrifices connect our physical world to the spiritual worlds above.

How does the Torah refer to the sacrifices as Hashem's Bread?

The Zohar explains the secret behind the law that one should pray first and eat later.