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The seven Noahide commandments mediate God's love for all of humanity and God's unique relationship with the Jewish people.

God's covenant with Noah showed him and us the possibility of transforming the human condition of loneliness into the miracle of connection.

Noah's father saw in him the possibility for greatness -- something parents experience even today.

How do we, like Adam and Eve, hide from taking responsibility for our decisions and actions?

We draw closer to God as the month of Tishrei draws to a close.

This agricultural holiday dates back to biblical times and has evolved over time.

The creation of humans and our variability expressed in Bereshit present us with endless choices and challenges for how to live our lives.

Noah's response to the flood indicates that violence is an ingrained aspect to human nature that must be acknowledged and channeled for good.

We should view the diversity of creation as existing to reflect the grandeur of God, not to serve the various needs of humans.

Our physical existence depends on spiritual, sacred focus for completeness.