Daily Kavanah – Monday, April 29, 2024
Why Do We Tell This Story?The seder does end in the Promised Land. Time and again, I come back to this. It is a choice, [...]
Why Do We Tell This Story?The seder does end in the Promised Land. Time and again, I come back to this. It is a choice, [...]
"And you shall teach your child on that day...." Israeli educator Rabbi Mishael Zion writes of the first seder he conducted in [...]
As we get ready for our Passover seders next week, we will look at the number 4 and its significance in the [...]
As we get ready for our Passover seders next week, we will look at the number four and its significance in the ritual. A [...]
As we get ready for our Passover seders next week, we will look at the number four and its significance in the ritual. Long [...]
As we get ready for our Passover seders next week, we will look at the number four and its significance in the ritual.I will bring [...]
On the Shabbat on or before the month of Nisan begins–this year, that Shabbat is April 6–we mark what is known as Shabbat [...]
On Saturday, the Shabbat just after Purim, the tradition is to once again bring out a second scroll—this time to read from Numbers [...]
Twice in the weeks before Purim, a second scroll is taken out of the Ark during the Shabbat Morning service, marking two [...]
For a religion and practice deeply rooted in time, it is no surprise that our ancient rabbis spent a lot of time worrying [...]