weekly torah portion

Taking care of a guest's needs takes precedence over one's relationship with G-d.

We must remember that respect for the living creatures in this world is also an important value.

Though it may be hard to see at times, we all have abundant blessings, and even a surplus, if only we could notice it.

This week's text connects food to the idea of holiness, which leads us to ask: What is holy about food?

When we bear a grudge or take revenge, we do not allow other people to say they are sorry and fix their mistakes.

We are defined by how we use our tongues and by the words that leave our lips each day.

While we might not break into boils when we gossip or spread rumors, it certainly can make us ugly on the inside.

In his anger, Moses had lost his reason and knowledge of the law.

Every action we take produces a reaction.

Our books, texts, and traditions bring new meaning to us at different stages of our life.