When no one was in the synagogue, he brought in the loaves under his cloak. He prayed that G‑d should look upon his offering with favor, and eat and enjoy the lovely, freshly baked bread . . .

They call him the

Artist. Not much is known about his origins, or what drives his relentless

search. But one thing is certain: he will stop at nothing to find what he

seeks.

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"Under a tree? Very good!" cried out Rabbi Chaim excitedly. "Go and summon that tree as a witness"

Whenever a human being is called upon to decide a matter of Torah law, we are faced with a paradox: how can the finite and error-prone human mind possibly determine what is G-d's will?

When the two pupils approached, they saw their master sitting in the snow, weeping and praying. They hurriedly departed from that place.

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When a couple couldn't procreate, they went to their Maggid, who gave them a unique mission.

“You’re invited to dine with me but I have one simple request: for each meal, please prepare a small dvar Torah to share at the table.”

“I have three very strong

horses, fast as deer,” he whispered. “If you’re willing to pay, I’ll take the

innkeeper and his family to a city far from here. Tonight.”