The Torah specifies that “the people” did not

abandon Miriam, whereas Rashi suggests that it was an honor accorded to her by

G‑d.

There are those seriously difficult moments—terrifying in fact—when you, if you are honest, you might ask yourself: Is it worth the effor?

How did fish get involved? By Moses’s own recounting, the people were asking for meat, so why did he talk about giving them (or not giving them) fish?

The hides used to cover the Mishkan were measured, cut to size, and attached to one another.

Learn about Miriam, the prophetess of the Bible, whose life and legacy is celebrated until today.

When we praise G‑d, we do so with all of our being: the mind, heart, and mouth express the prayer through speech, and the rest of the body does so by moving.

The poor tailor became a beggar, and it seemed to the local population that he had lost his mind.

These gifts, although they may not seem so at first, are better than any we could’ve asked for.

Listen to a wide array of Jewish wisdom and ideas, inspiration, and stories selected from Chabad.org’s weekly articles.

If G‑d created Sunday, and then Monday, and then Tuesday, they must be different from one another.