
Mussar - Faith (Emunah)
Mussar teaches that emunah isn't a feeling you either have or don't. It's a practiced orientation toward God. A deep dive into faith as a soul trait and why doubt isn't its opposite.
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Mussar teaches that emunah isn't a feeling you either have or don't. It's a practiced orientation toward God. A deep dive into faith as a soul trait and why doubt isn't its opposite.

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A devotional for Christian women learning to share their faith with unbelieving family members without losing themselves or pushing people away.

This week's Examined Text teaches you how to take notes on Scripture the way a rabbinical student would, modeled live on Jacob's ladder in Genesis 28.

Jude's one chapter is the angriest letter in the New Testament, and he quotes a book that isn't in your Bible to make his point. Here's why.

Parashat Shoftim lays out Israel's justice system before they even cross the Jordan. Gates, witnesses, a doubled command to pursue justice, and Thomas cross-examining the risen Yeshua in John 20.

The priestly blessing hides a Hebrew grammar quirk, a misread veil scene, and Paul's boldest claim about what believers now have that Moses didn't.