Category: Torah Study

What makes G-d happy? What brings him pain? Hint: G-d is our father and we are his children. 

This talmudic debate on the construction of the Tabernacle teaches a valuable lesson in our divine service.  

Next time you find yourself in conflict, put yourself in the other person's shoes. Empathy is the only road to peace. Do you agree? 

Are the 10 commandments a myth? Rabbi Greenberg explains why this term is a misnomer.

There are cynics in every generation who will mock the Jewish people. This week's Torah portion reminds us not to listen to their mockery and to continue to march forth to redemption!

Is the pathway to redemption one of peace or one of war? Aaron teaches us to love peace and pursue peace. Here's why...

Even in the deepest exile, the Jewish people did not lose their identity. By keeping Jewish names, they merited to be redeemed. Here is why living with a strong Jewish identity is so crucial. 

This narrative from the bible teaches us how one can live in the modern world and stay true to their traditional values.

How could the most celebrated Jewish holiday be missing from the oral tradition? #RabbiGreenberg explains this mystery.

What is the difference between Judaism and all other "ism's"?

Can one interpret the Bible at face value? A deep dive into the story of Isaac and Rebecca's marriage gives us insight into the many layers of Torah study.

Abraham is the first Jew and known as the father of our nation ("our forefather Abraham", " Abraham our father", etc). How are these two ideas related? And how can we call someone from so far back in our history our father?

What lessons and relevance can we find in Abraham's journey towards Jerusalem?