Torah

Land or Torah: What Binds Israel as a Nation?

This fundamental question lies at the heart of two stories: God suspending Mount Sinai over the Israelites to compel them to accept the Torah, and Joshua, with the Jordan River suspended over the Israelites, compelling them to accept mutual responsibility for each other's private sins.

Dr.

Tzvi Novick

What Do Genealogies Teach Us About Torah?

Project TABS Editors

Deuteronomy: The First Torah

Before the Five Books of Moses were compiled as a complete work, evidence from Deuteronomy as well as from Joshua and Kings shows that Deuteronomy itself was known as “the Torah.”

Dr.

David Glatt-Gilad

Whose Torah Do We Celebrate on Shavuot?

A Devar Torah on the occasion of the third anniversary of TheTorah.com

Rabbi

David D. Steinberg

Sefer Devarim’s Jewish Democratic and Egalitarian Agenda

An In-Depth Study of Deuteronomy’s Polemical Revision of the Yitro/Judges Account

Dr. Rabbi

David Frankel

In What Way Is Shavuot Zman Matan Torateinu?

Traditional and Academic Insights