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The Jewish Vision
- The Jewish Vision - The Jewish Vision -
The Jewish Vision
From Genesis Through the Revelation at Sinai
Interpersonal Mitzvot
- Interpersonal Mitzvot - Interpersonal Mitzvot -
Interpersonal Mitzvot
The Value of Human Life
Justice
Charity
The Justice System
Family
- Family - Family - Family - Family - Family -
Marriage
Nidda
Protecting Marriage
The Wedding
Parents and Children
Family Lifecycle Mitzvot
Mourning
Fundamentals of Faith
- Fundamentals of Faith - Fundamentals of Faith -
Fundamentals of Faith
Torah Study
The Land and the People
Conversion
The Holy Temple
Between Man and God
- Between Man and God - Between Man and God -
The Synagogue and the Home
Daily Prayer
Men’s Prayer Obligations
Blessings
Kashrut
Two Types of Mitzvot: Mishpatim and Ĥukim
Shabbat and Festivals
- Shabbat and Festivals - Shabbat and Festivals -
Shabbat
Prohibited Labor
The Spirit of Shabbat
The Festivals
Passover (Pesaĥ)
The Seder
Counting the Omer and Israel’s National Holidays
Shavuot
Rosh Ha-shana
Yom Kippur
Sukkot
Fasts Commemorating the Destruction of the Temple
Hanuka
Purim
Rosh Hashanah quiz
Why exactly is repentance accepted more during the Days of Awe?
A
After the months work in the field during the summer, one is more free to take stock
B
The Torah chose a random time to be fixed each year
C
During these days, God gives new life and is closer to his creatures, and therefore judges them
D
There is nothing special about repentance during the Days of Awe, and repentance is not accepted more than other times
