The parashah Shelach Lecha describes one of the most dramatic moments in the history of Israel.

In an unusual moment of spiritual symmetry, the religious leaders of the Jewish state are calling on Israel to heed the appeal of the head of a Christian-majority nation: keep the Sabbath.

This parsha opens a very profound dimension of the relationship between Abraham and God. We learn from it that God desires our active participation in this relationship.

Israel’s return to its land has restored the axis of blessing.

How words spoken at Mount Sinai over 3,000 years ago still impact routine air travel in the modern State of Israel.

Rest is a requirement for both Jews and Gentiles

Traditional Christian interpretations notwithstanding, nowhere does Jesus suggest riding roughshod over the Sabbath.

Have we have forgotten the true purpose behind the fourth commandment?

Titanic fallout follows rejection of rest-day command