As we return to the first book of the Torah, Bereishis, this Ten looks closely at the first instructions that Adam is given when he is placed in the Garden of Eden. What can we learn about all the commandments from that moment? Take Ten to find out. 

Reciting the verses relating to creation seems to be more than simply a reminder, but a testimony of our fundamental beliefs. Take Ten to find out how. 

There's a biblical passage that we repeat three times a week. Take Ten to learn when, and why.

On this Erev Shavuot, learn about the idea that each person has THEIR mitzvah, and figure out which belongs to you. 

Ignoring one's fields during the Sabbatical year is a significant challenge. What is the reason that this command exists? Take Ten to find out. 

Shmittah is the mitzvah that is chosen to teach a very important lesson about all mitzvot. Why is Shmittah chosen? Take Ten to find out. 

Today is Pesach Sheni, the do-over for those who may have missed bringing the all-important Korban Pesach the first time around. What is the nature of this second-chance? Take Ten to find out.

Of all the things we wish for, which is the most important? Take Ten to find out which request precedes all in Jewish prayer, and why.

This week's Parsha, Emor, discusses the yearly holidays. Take Ten to learn some useful holiday tidbits.

While we are in the process of counting from the Korban Omer, we also find ourselves mourning for the loss of R' Akiva's students. What is the connection between these two events? Take Ten to find out. 

Today's Ten is sponsored by the Kamelhar family l'ilui nishmas Yosef Yechiel ben Yisrael Yechiel.