They were spoken in preparation to answer a higher calling, no matter the challenge; words confirming the trials, adversity and duty that personify an attempt to exemplify moral ideals.The post ...

What Moses and the burning bush teach us about approaching God. There are many reasons I don’t pray: distraction, busyness, or the sense that I should be doing something. These are all terrible ...

The Burning Bush is one of the most iconic images in all of Scripture. In parshas Shemos, as Moses shepherds a flock of sheep in the wilderness, God speaks to him for the first time, appearing in ...

As Moses’ curiosity is piqued by a bush burning yet not consumed, our interest should be provoked by a number of elements in these lines. For one, the word shelach/send is a leitmotif throughout ...