Bible

In a disorderly, violent time, as Israel fought for land and survival, Deborah was called--and stepped forward--to aid her people.

These three prophets are principally concerned with the status of the Temple, the new religious hierarchy, and the religious obligations of the post-exilic community.

The controversial Book of Ezekiel nearly didn't make it into the biblical canon, but it has had a lasting impact on both liturgical practice and mystical traditions.

Micah spoke out against the oppression of the people by both spiritual and secular leaders.

The harsh environment of the wilderness lead to Israel's spiritual development as a nation.

Jeremiah's tragic message is conveyed by both his prophecies and account of Jerusalem's destruction, but he also gives his people hope.

Factor your audience's expectations and the limits of their patience into your presentation about the Torah portion.

A mother's response to the near-death of her son

How historical evidence shapes our understanding of this biblical matriarch.

Cursing and blessing the Israelites.

An interpretation of this reading explains why Israel received God's revelation.

Rashi understands Moses' final words to the people as an expression of Hillel's philosophy of self-examination.