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Judgment or Trial? How Can We Tell the Difference?
Parashat Vayera | Genesis 18:1–22:24By Prof. Matheus Zandona Why did Abraham intercede for the lives of the people of Sodom and Gomorrah, yet remain silent when he was commanded to offer his own son Isaac as a sacrifice? To answer this question, Jewish tradition gives us two…
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Artificial Intelligence and Spirituality
A World Connected Horizontally As humanity advances rapidly in information technology and robotics, especially through artificial intelligence, humankind will become increasingly dependent on software governed by algorithms, applications, and countless chips. This is…
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Parashat Lech Lechá: To Be or To Have, the Choice Is Ours!
Genesis 12:1 – 17:27By Marcelo Miranda Guimarães The Call of Abraham In this parashah, we will study the well-known story of the calling of Abraham. We see his immediate obedience in leaving his family and setting out without knowing his destination, simply through faith and…
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The Dangers of Antisemitism: Lessons from Jacob and Laban
By Matheus Zandona Guimarães | Teaching From Zion Ministry When we study the story of Jacob, we encounter a journey rich in spiritual meaning and historical challenges. Fleeing his brother Esau, Jacob embarks on a transformative journey that would shape his identity as Israel,…
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Parashat Noach — Noah (Genesis 6:9–11:32)
Genesis 6:9–11:32 — A righteous man in a corrupt generation, and the hope of a restored creation. This week we study Parashat Noach — Noah (Genesis 6:9–11:32), a Torah portion that carries a deeply relevant message for today. Noah’s generation knew violence, corruption, and a…
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Saturday or Sunday? From Conflict to Restoration
Shabbat: A Gift, Not a Weapon Between those who despise the Sabbath and those who use it to accuse others, there is a more excellent way. There are subjects that, instead of producing the fear of the Eternal, have produced carnal arguments, religious pride, and needless…
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Parashat Bereshit — “In the beginning”
Genesis 1 Once again we arrive at Bereshit — “In the beginning.” Having completed the annual cycle of Torah reading, we return to its first words and begin once more to journey, week after week, through the Torah, the Prophets, and the writings of the Brit Chadashah. There is…
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The Danger of Inoperative Faith
There is a form of unbelief that does not always present itself with the explicit face of rebellion. It does not openly deny God, nor does it directly reject His words, and often it even continues to use biblical language. Yet it corrodes the soul from within, weakens the sense…
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Sukkot – The Season of Our Joy!
The Feast of Sukkot (Tabernacles or Booths) is the greatest of the biblical feasts. It is the only feast that is called “The Feast” (Lev. 23:39), and it is certainly the biblical feast with the greatest prophetic significance. During the blessings of Sukkot, we declare: “Z’man…
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Sukkot and Our Dependence on God
By Matheus Zandona Guimarães This Friday at sunset, the Jewish world and all those who fear God will begin celebrating the seven-day Feast of Sukkot (Tabernacles). Sukkot has a unique characteristic among all the appointed feasts established by the Eternal One in the Torah. It…