There is the bare minimum, and there is 'beauty.'

The Torah portion of “Tetzaveh” (Exodus 27:20-30:10) discusses the elaborate clothing of the High Priest – “for honor and for glory”. Our sages teach that clothing should have a sense of honor and glory — we should not just wear “anything.” How we dress is major aspect of being Jewish. We are to dress modestly,... Read more »

'Clothes make the Jew.

Only positive use of our mouth and tongue is considered true speech.

There are two oddities about the garments worn by the priests in the Holy Temple. What were they and what can we learn from it?

In this webinar, Rabbi Ari Enkin discusses the Torah portion of 'Tetzaveh' (Exodus 27:20 - 30:10) which discusses the garments that the Kohanim, the Priests, would wear.

When it comes to parenting and education, choosing the right time to impart critical lessons can make a world of difference.

Our sages point out an important lesson on education and parenting derived from the lighting of the Menorah.

Don't just 'talk the talk,' but follow through and 'walk the walk' - one step at a time.

We all know the expression, “Clothes make the man.”  Is this about creating an external reality via the perceptions of others? Or do the outer garments we wear affect us on an internal level, which then creates a external reality?