Sculpture by Phillip Ratner-Ratner Museum . If you seek to understand Judaism’s social vision, look at its anti-poverty legislation. “It demeans,...
By Rabbi Lord Sacks. A sequence of verses in this week’s sedra gave rise to a beautiful Talmudic passage – one...
If I ruled the world I would resign immediately. It’s hard enough, individually and collectively, to rule ourselves, let alone others....
Sculpture by Phillip Ratner Ratner Museum. One of the most profound disagreements in Judaism is that between Moses Maimonides and Judah...
Art by Phillip Ratner. Commentary By Rabbi Lord Sacks. As Moses begins his great closing addresses to the next generation, he...
Sculpture by Phillip Ratner/Ratner Museum Commentary By Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks. It is a fascinating story and from it comes one...
Art by Phillip Ratner-Ratnermuseum. Pinchas Commentary By Rabbi Lord Sacks. Just beneath the surface of this week’s parshah is an exceptionally...
Art by Phillip Ratner The story of Bilaam, the pagan prophet, begins with a bewildering set of non-sequiturs – a sequence of...
Can religion survive, even flourish, in a secular age? The answer is an emphatic Yes. The question is how. By...
I want to preface this wonderfully pertinent article by Chief Rabbi Lord Sacks with a few comments of my own. I...
Sculpture by Phillip Ratner It is one of the most perplexing, even disturbing, passages in the Torah. Moses the faithful shepherd,...
The Korach rebellion was an unholy alliance of individuals and groups unhappy with Moses’ leadership. There was Korach himself, a member...
Art by Phillip Ratner Our sedra ends with one of the great commands of Judaism – tsitsit, the fringes we wear on...
Why are we here? Why are we Jews? Why does the world need – if indeed it does – a Jewish...
The Chief Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks has recorded a series of short videos in answer to some of the most basic...
Art by Phillip Ratner Commentary By Rabbi Lord Sacks This week’s sedra begins with a continuation of the census begun in...
By Chief Rabbi Lord Sacks. On the face of it the connections between the sedra and haftarah of Bemidbar are slender....
“I want, in this study, to look at one of Judaism’s most distinctive and least understood characteristics – the chronological imagination.” By...
“A prophet is one who sees the end in the beginning. While others are at ease, he foresees the catastrophe. While...
” When it works, the family is the matrix of our humanity. It...
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