Parshah in a Nutshell: Chayei Sarah
Got no more than five minutes? The Parshah in a Nutshell is an ultra-short, one-page synopsis of the weekly Torah reading, peppered with links to related stories, essays and articles.
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Text of Parshah: Chayei Sarah
Modern English translation of the full text of the Parshah.
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Text of Parshah with Rashi: Chayei Sarah
A modern English translation of the full text of the Parshah with the classic commentary by Rashi (Rabbi Shlomo Yitzchaki, 1040-1105), universally regarded as the most basic tool for understanding the meaning of the text for schoolchild and scholar alike.
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Parshah in Depth: Chayei Sarah
Explore the Parshah together with a hundred generations of scholars and mystics, from Moses to today. Includes a detailed summary and overview, and dozens of selected excerpts from the Midrash, Talmud, the Commentaries and the Chassidic Masters.
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Chassidic Masters: The Storyteller
Humans love to talk. To this end, we have invented hundreds of languages and dozens of media. What lies behind the human being's verbosity?
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Chassidic Masters: Partner
What a seemingly negligible detail of the marriage of Isaac and Rebecca tells us about the nature of marriage between man and woman, and the nature of the marriage between man and G-d we call "life"
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Chassidic Masters: Ring, Round and Roof
Eliezer gave Rebecca a ring, betrothing her to Isaac; ever since, rings, circles and enveloping structures have facilitated the union of man and woman. The Kabbalistic masters delve into the mystery of the circle to understand the unifying force that violates all the laws of ego and identity
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Chassidic Masters: The Disappearing Groom
A most curious aspect of the Isaac-Rebecca relationship is that for a lengthy period immediately prior to the marriage, Isaac literally disappears: a summation of Isaac's life leaves us with an unaccountable gap of almost three years
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Chassidic Masters: The Return of Hagar
Ishmael was a wild man; banished from Abraham's home together with his mother Hagar. Years later, we find Ishmael accompanying Abraham to the Akeidah. After Sarah’s death, Abraham remarries Hagar. What's going on?
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Weekly Sermonette <i>By Yossy Goldman</i>
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For Friday Night <i>By Tali Loewenthal</i>
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Parshah Messages <i>By Naftali Silberberg</i>
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Parshah Moment <i>By Shimon Posner</i>
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Inner Stream <i>By Lazer Gurkow</i>
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Parshah Musings <i>By Elisha Greenbaum</i>
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Comment <i>By Yanki Tauber</i>
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Parshah Recovery <i>By Rabbi Ben A.</i>
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