Ten commandments
Parashat Va'ethanan: The positive within the negative
The Ten Commandments are not an independent list of fundamental principles, but rather the nucleus from which the entire Torah unfolds - its genetic code.
Your Investments: Shavuot lessons, from Torah to retirement planning
After October 7, the shattered tablets at the heart of Shavuot matter more than ever - opinion
Shavuot reflections: Media falsehoods show the importance of the Ninth Commandment - editorial
Louisiana's ten commandments mandate: Culture war or constitutional crisis? - opinion
Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry's recent legislation mandating the display of the Ten Commandments in public school classrooms has sparked controversy and legal threats.
Jewish parents join lawsuit challenging Louisiana law requiring Ten Commandments in schools
The lawsuit has longstanding precedent on its side: In 1980, the US Supreme Court ruled that a Kentucky state law mandating the Ten Commandments in all classrooms was unconstitutional.
Shavuot: The beauty of the Jewish Torah, agricultural holiday
There are several underlying principles to Shavuot, from agriculture to the Torah.
Parashat Bechukotai: Why work hard?
There is no more appropriate preparation for Shavuot than profound Torah study.
The 11th Commandment: Trust the process, achieve financial security - opinion
For 99.9% of the population, there are no shortcuts to building wealth. Follow the process; it works.
How to double the reward for commandments
Dangers of envy: How the 10th Commandment guides social harmony - opinion
In all cases, these emotions lead to a short-circuiting of centering questions: Who am I? What are my core values?, etc.
What are the Ten Commandments for religious Zionists? - opinion
These are our core values. In the long term, compromising these values is never worth it. Values are far more important than any fleeting issue.
Two sets of the Ten Commandments on film to celebrate Passover
The Torah tells of two sets of the Ten Commandments. Likewise, Cecil B. DeMille directed two biblical films called "The Ten Commandments," one in 1923 and the other in 1956.
Parashat Yitro: The different audiences of the Ten Commandments
In Exodus we are told to think about the Creation story, while in Deuteronomy we are told to remember slavery. Why are there two different points of reference for our weekly day of rest?
