Did God rob Pharaoh of his free will in the Exodus story? Or, counterintuitively, did God simply strengthen it?

For the Jew steeped in Torah and Chassidic thought, this question points directly to Elokus, the infinite Divine energy that ...

In this week's edition of the Jerusalem Lights podcast, Jim Long and Rabbi Chaim Richman offer some answers to our viewer's ...

Moses never veers from this line. Contrary to popular belief, he never tells Pharaoh, “let my people go,” full stop, but ...

Each of us faces fears, obstacles, and challenges. We encounter people and circumstances, inside and outside, which scare us ...

The Argentine president delivered an anti-globalist speech at the World Economic Forum, citing the Exodus story as a warning ...

A children's song about a Pharaoh in pajamas tells more about Jewish history than one might think at first glance.

"The question before us is not whether protest belongs in church, but whether the church still belongs to the Gospel it ...

Parsha Bo is often remembered for its drama including the final plagues, the rising tension, the night that reshaped Jewish history. Yet beneath the spectacle, the Torah is asking a quieter, deeply ...

Keeping promises is the foundation of trust between people, of educating children, and of building a moral future.

For the JOC in San Diego, this is the most painful part. They are the bridge. They are the “Mixed Multitude” personified.

Last night, Temple Emanu-El held a special Shabbat service honoring Timothy Cardinal Dolan, who retired last month after 16 ...