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“Thou shalt not commit adultery.” So thundered the voice of Yahweh from the smoking heights of Sinai—a commandment as ancient as Eden’s first union, and as vital today as in the days of Moses.In this stirring teaching from God Honest Truth, we journey into the heart of the Seventh Commandment, uncovering the weight and wisdom behind these solemn words. Adultery is no mere lapse of passion; it is a breach of covenant, a wound upon the soul of marriage, and a corruption that ripples through families, communities, and nations.Join us as we explore the biblical definition of adultery and ...

In the intricate tapestry of our existence, we find ourselves navigating the delicate balance between our divine and animal souls. Each day presents us with choices that can either elevate us or draw us into the depths of base desires. This struggle is not just a personal battle; it is a universal experience that connects us all. The Tanya teaches that by consciously nurturing our divine spark, we can rise above distractions and negativity. Every small act of kindness has the potential to create ripples of positivity in our lives and the world around us. As we embrace this challenge, we ...

Your Daily Dose of Chassidic WisdomStart your day with a powerful message from the Rebbe, as interpreted by Rabbi Baruch Epstein. This daily podcast offers a concise and inspiring commentary on the Hayom Yom, a collection of teachings from the Lubavitcher Rebbe. Through these timeless words of wisdom, you can gain a deeper understanding of Jewish thought and spirituality.#Judaism #JewishCulture #TorahStudy #JewishTraditions #HebrewLessons #JewishEducation #JewishHistory #JewishWisdom #TalmudStudy #JewishValues #JewishLife #Shabbat #Kabbalah #JewishCommunity #JewishFaith #JewishHeritage #...

In our fast-paced lives, we often rush through tasks, forgetting the significance of our intentions. The Rambam teaches us that the heart behind our actions is what truly matters. When we approach each responsibility with mindfulness, we transform mundane activities into opportunities for connection and growth. Imagine preparing a meal not just as a chore, but as an expression of love and care for those we nourish. By taking a moment to reflect on our intentions, we can infuse our daily lives with purpose, making even the simplest acts resonate with deeper meaning. This shift in perspective ...

Send us a text What a beautiful day to be alive! Thanks to all our wonderful listeners for your kind words of love and SHALOM! :) Tonight we'll be doing Psalms Chapters 32 through 37! Some serious reading, which although you're likely not used to, IS INCREDIBLY GOOD FOR YOU! :) Let's get you all well and healthy!

A virtual event presentation by Rabbi Jade Sank RossThe event was co-sponsored by BMH-BJAbout The Event: Year after year, as we read and re-read the same portions of Torah, it does not change, but we do. The Psalms have been part of Jewish ritual and liturgy for centuries, and generation after generation they have sung to us in moments of awe, sorrow, longing, and much more. Together, we will explore how the ancient words of Psalms can be part of our daily lives today and how we might forge deep and personal connections with the words of the Psalmist.*Source Sheet: https://docs.google.com/...

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In dieser Folge sprechen Detlef Kühlein und Assaf Zeevi über die aktuellen Entwicklungen im Nahen Osten und beleuchten vor allem die bemerkenswerte Resilienz Israels angesichts der jüngsten Konflikte mit dem Iran. Die beiden analysieren, welche Folgen die jüngste Waffenpause für Israel und die Region hat, was die militärischen und politischen Erfolge für das internationale Ansehen […]

Born in 1927, Ken Smith was an evacuee who just missed the end of WWII but served for four years in the 4th Queen’s Own Hussars, in Italy and Germany, as the allies began rebuilding Europe and staking out the Cold War. We discussed his military career, his childhood in Notting Hill, his evacuation in Wiltshire, and his experiences in the film industry, which included mixing with many movie stars.After the film industry, Ken became a successful businessman and has been a long support of AJEX.Our host, Dan Fox, once again builds a special bond with our guest in this touching discussion across...

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📖 Parshat Korach This Week: 'Two Jews, three opinions'—we're famously argumentative people! But this week's story of Korach's rebellion seems to condemn disagreement. So which is it—are arguments good or bad? Jewish wisdom teaches us about 'machloket l'shem shamayim' (מחלוקת לשם שמים)—arguments for the sake of heaven. Korach's rebellion was driven by jealousy and ego, focused on tearing down rather than seeking truth. But when we argue with genuine curiosity, seeking to understand different perspectives and uncover deeper wisdom, our disagreements become sacred. The goal ...

Grace and Justice: The Divine Balance Throughout the tapestry of Scripture, grace and justice emerge not as opposing forces but as harmonious expressions of Yahweh's character. The psalmist beautifully captures this divine balance: "Mercy and truth have met together; righteousness and peace have kissed each other" (Psalm 85:10). The grace bestowed upon each believer remains constant; none require more or less than what Yahweh provides. When Rav Sha'ul wrestled with his struggles, Yahweh declared, "My grace is sufficient for you." This divine grace equips every soul to walk victoriously ...

📖 Parshat Korach This Week: 'Two Jews, three opinions'—we're famously argumentative people! But this week's story of Korach's rebellion seems to condemn disagreement. So which is it—are arguments good or bad? Jewish wisdom teaches us about 'machloket l'shem shamayim' (מחלוקת לשם שמים)—arguments for the sake of heaven. Korach's rebellion was driven by jealousy and ego, focused on tearing down rather than seeking truth. But when we argue with genuine curiosity, seeking to understand different perspectives and uncover deeper wisdom, our disagreements become sacred. The goal ...

In this week's episode we discuss how we can safeguard our kids without scaring them.

In this episode of the Thinking Talmudist Podcast, Rabbi Aryeh Wolbe delves into the Talmudic discussion on Berachot 5A, focusing on Rabbi Shimon ben Yochai’s teaching about three divine gifts given to the Jewish people through suffering: the Torah, the Land of Israel, and the World to Come. Rabbi Wolbe explains that these gifts—essential to Jewish spiritual identity—are acquired only through challenges and afflictions. He illustrates this with the historical struggles for the Land of Israel, such as the War of Independence, the Six-Day War, and other conflicts, emphasizing its unique ...

June 27th, 2025Join Monte Judah as he looks at the state of the world and the Holy Land. Monte Judah breaks down Israel’s bold strike on Iran ends in ceasefire. Trump’s leadership lauded; Gaza back in focus. What it means prophetically for the Messianic world.See the full episode athttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dEZisoBr-U4https://lionandlamb.tv/programs/messianic-world-update-62725-45964d00:00 - Shalom and Introduction01:15 - War Ends: Israel-Iran Ceasefire Announced03:05 - B2 Bombers Strike Iranian Nuclear Sites05:40 - U.S. Navy Joins with Tomahawk Missile Strike07:10 - Iran's Failed ...

The words of Bilaam in a parable regarding the strength of a jew.

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Parsha Korach illustrates that love has the power to speed up the manifestation of our blessings.

Do not be like KORACH that rebeled rather follow Daat Torah