Why is Merlin holding trials when the castle is in danger from a threat - need I remind you - that is just beyond the castle ...

Spiritually speaking, having a firm, deep root system is even more important. Because challenges, trials, tribulations, major ...

Parashat “Shemini” details the types of animals that are permitted to be eaten and the identifying signs that distinguish them. The Talmud expounds on the verse at the end of the portion ...

The Torah, in Parshas Shemini identifies the two signs of a Kosher animal; מעלה גרה - it must chew its cud and מפרסת פרסה - have split hooves. It then identifies four animals that ...

In this week’s portion, we learn of the identifying signs of a kosher land animal: it must chew its cud (meaning it ruminates and its partially digested food returns to its mouth for further ...

some standing and feeding while others lay on the ground chewing cud and watching us slowly drive past them without invoking any alarm. A striped skunk waddled along the roadside as we headed home.

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For example, when discussing the two signs that distinguish kosher animals (split hoofs and chewing cud), the Torah specifies all the animals that have only one of the signs (Vay. 11:1-8).

“The herd of cows were chewing cud,” one poster wrote, concluding “herd was … cows were.” This is exceptionally unhelpful. Sherry had asked whether a single word, “family,” took a ...