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Episode 209·Jul 31, 2025
Hamlet and Halakhah
Despite the popularity of the phrase "neither a borrower nor a lender be," the Bible sees great value in providing a loan to one's fellow. Why?
10-Minute Mitzvah·Episode 208·Jul 30, 2025
Grapes, Yesteryear, and Today
The biblical emphasis on prohibiting the mixing of grape seeds with other crops highlights the fruit's special role in Jewish tradition.
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Taking Fruit and Gathering Rosebuds
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