
Episode 176·Jun 23, 2025
A Loan from God
Rather than embracing, parents bless children with outstretched hands—creating a small yet theologically meaningful space between them.
10-Minute Mitzvah·Episode 175·Jun 22, 2025
The character arc of Jean Valjean in Victor Hugo’s Les Misérables sheds light on the biblical prohibitions of both secretive burglary and public robbery.


Episode 176·Jun 23, 2025
Rather than embracing, parents bless children with outstretched hands—creating a small yet theologically meaningful space between them.

Episode 177·Jun 24, 2025
While kohanim and Levites are granted shares of Israelite farmers’ crops, only kohanim are given shares of Israelite shepherds’ wool as well. Why?

Episode 178·Jun 25, 2025
The prohibition against speaking ill of your fellow applies to everyone. So why does the Bible specifically mention deaf people?

Episode 179·Jun 26, 2025
The Jews’ craving for meat in the desert teaches us to sanctify what we have—and resist the pull of unchecked hedonism.
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