
And the earth had become corrupt before Hashem . . . (6:11) Dayan Abramsky deduced from these words that the earth had become corrupt “before Hashem” but it did not seem ..
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The Torah states that Noach went into the Teivah (ark) “MiPnei Mei HaMabul,” “due to the waters of the flood” (Bereishis 7:7). Rashi comments ..
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The flood which destroys all but a select handful of the world’s population, most notably Noah, was not the most ‘efficient’ way to destroy a world. Noah and his family ..
Written by Rabbi Andrew Savage
There is an interesting episode in the final perek of our sedra. A group of people build a tower to try and ‘reach and rebel’ against HaShem. What was there ..
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There is interest theory’s when discussing the age of the universe and earth. Scientists say that they have prived that the earth is 15 billion ..
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One of the great things about learning Torah is that one can always find new ideas and insights and develop a more fuller understanding, even on the same topic or from ..
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“And they came (the pure creatures) to the ark seven by seven, male and female” G-d’s command was that only the pure (kosher species) creatures ..
Written by Rabbi Don Moskovitz
In hilchos teshuva (3;2) the Rambam writes that if the world reach a status of their sins outweighing their merits they are ALL destroyed immediately, and brings ..
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