Take Five For Torah

The cities of refuge and their lesson - we should rely on Hashem in times of need.

The only way the Torah will prevail and continue our legacy is if each and every Jew feels the responsibility that the clergy feels towards Torah and Judaism.

What is the significance of a pot that has not been used for more than 24 hours?

We end with a "tekiah" blow to show we will overcome the cause of our crying - our sorrow and sins -and lead a productive life both physically and spiritually.

Every Shabbos there is one phrase that we utter more often than any other the entire shabbos, Good Shabbos or Shabbat Shalom. Is this just a friendly greeting, another way of saying hello, or perhaps do these two words have some deeper meaning?

As more and more Jews are finding less common ground, the beauty, power, and joint study of Torah can unite all Jews.

When we have order - "seder" - within our lives then everything will be ok.

An introduction to understanding how the prohibition against eating, cooking, and benefitting from a milk and meat mixture applies practically in our kitchens and everyday use.

Whatever we do in our daily routine, every deed and word, no matter how trivial, is like a trumpet to the Almighty.

We can appreciate the week of work so much more when these things are taken away and then given back to us after reflecting on their absence during Shabbat.