Some people think that fearing Hashem means walking around shaking in fright all day. They think yirat shamayim means being unhappy and nervous.
That is a mistake and misconception that is not true at all.
Some people think that fearing Hashem means walking around shaking in fright all day. They think yirat shamayim means being unhappy and nervous.
That is a mistake and misconception that is not true at all.
Tapping Into The Yid Within Us
In parshat Ki Teitzei, the Torah discusses the ramifications of someone who goes out to war and finds a woman whom he
In Israel, a tense political situation just got even more complicated. For the first time since the crisis started, seven lawmakers from the Likud
Question:
What does a person gain by guarding his eyes in the street?
Does it help one get closer to his match?
On The Work Of Artist Yakov Kandinov
Preamble...
Artist Yakov Abramovich Kandinov will turn 70 this September. His great creative achievements in
This past week we made it official: outdoor dining is here to stay. New Yorkers were hungry for an outdoor dining program that was cleaner, safer
The Working Person’s Closeness to Hashem
The Torah sets out a scenario where an item is stolen from the possession of someone responsible for