Within Jewish tradition, the resurrection of the dead is one of its core principles of faith.
This is part 9 of the 11 part series on the writer's journey back to Judaism. For the other parts, read this.
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Did Isaiah really predict that the Jews will remain faithful to God throughout this long exile?
Isaiah 53 (52:13 – 53:12) describes the servant of the Lord who shocks the world with his unexpected exaltation.
Christian missionaries point to the passage Isaiah 52:13 thru 53:12 as the “ultimate proof” for their belief in Jesus.
From a Jewish perspective the world itself depends on kindness: Our tradition teaches that it is one of three pillars upon which the world rests.
Many of the 1 billion-strong members of Western religious faith can be placed in one of two categories, those who believe we are living, in what we...
At Two Roads – One Path, we understand the uniqueness of the interfaith relationship and family.
Lack of fidelity in these matters is perhaps the leading cause of crumbling relationships. Find out more about trust in this article.
Is it important to be Jewish to be OK with G-d? Find out in this post.
In this question and answer post, in the Ask the Rabbi section, find out what are the Jewish holy books.
In this post about spiritual insights, we will unravel an ancient Jewish wisdom. What is this ancient Jewish wisdom? Read on to find out.
What is the biblical source of Rabbinic Authority? Explore two Talmudic stories that illustrate the Rabbinic understanding of the extent of their a...
In this article Moshe Shulman covers the views of the commentators from the time of Rashi on Isaiah 53. There have been literally dozens of comment...
Who was Rabbi Moshe Al Sheich? Why is he quoted (misquoted) by missionaries with regard to Isaiah 53? Find out in this post.
Who is the Moshiach ben Yosef? What did he teach? Let us find out in this detailed and interesting post.
Those who have read the Bible may agree that there is violence written about in it. What is the reason for depicting so much war and violence in Bi...
In this post, Rabbi Zalman Kravitz will share with us the Jewish view on Charity, with special focus on Maimonides' Eight Levels of Charity.
4. Historical objections – the Torah scroll of Josiah Another objection put forward by Christians in support of their rejection of the Jewish nati...
We have thus completed our summary of the structure of God’s Law, and the nation’s active role in bringing the Law to life. It is time we approache...