Abraham

The spiritual and historical journey that led to Mount Sinai — how God offered the Torah to all nations, why only the Jewish people accepted it, and what this reveals about faith, free will, and the purpose of humanity

Muhammad saw himself as Abraham’s heir through Ishmael, demanding Jewish recognition. Their refusal sparked a decisive and violent chapter in history

How Avraham’s journey reshaped humanity’s destiny — replacing humanity’s quest for power with a divine vision of individuality, morality, and spiritual purpose

From Avraham’s command to modern times, circumcision remains a shared legacy — but only Israel’s version embodies the covenant’s inner holiness and purpose

Why did Abraham, at the age of one hundred, need to wander through the land? Wasn't he tired of roaming? This question divides into two parts: a natural reason and a spiritual reason.

Although the Torah does not detail how Abraham achieved victory over the four kings, many ancient cultures preserved varied memories of him. Abraham was revered by all peoples in the region long before Christianity and Islam emerged.

Abraham's nephew, Lot, was influenced by him but ultimately chose a different path. This decision led to their separation, as Abraham's ideals couldn't align with Lot's actions.

For years, scholars underestimated the civilization from 4,000 years ago as primitive. Recent discoveries reveal a sophisticated society contrary to the old assumptions.

Nimrod smirked at the young Hebrew boy who thought he was wise. "Perhaps he is wise," Nimrod conceded, "but I am the king." With that, he ordered that Abraham be thrown into the fiery furnace. That was when Abraham discovered not only that the Creator of the world truly exists, but that he, Abraham, was chosen by Him to lead him out of Ur of the Chaldees.

Imagine a solitary, anonymous figure in the wilderness with a flock of sheep, a centenarian with no children, promised that he and his yet-to-exist descendants would inherit a land claimed by many nations. It's unbelievable.

Long before modern science proved the unity of the universe, Avraham and the Torah revealed that all creation is interconnected and guided by one divine Creator

Uncover the mystical origins of the Jewish soul, the divine plan behind history, and why the Torah was destined for Israel from the very beginning of creation.

More than a medical milestone, the eighth day marks a divine intersection — when a newborn moves from creation’s natural order into God’s eternal covenant

Legend has it that a city in the Be'er Sheva area was named after Abraham. Known as a place where Abraham lived and welcomed angels and numerous guests. But how do we know?

Sarah’s conflict with Hagar, the rise of Ishmael’s descendants, and God’s assurance that Israel will always endure

The origins of Far Eastern mysticism, its connection to Abraham’s descendants, and the key differences between Buddhism and Judaism’s approach to life

Abraham didn't think such people were a waste of his time, and nor should we

Luxurious feasts aren't just a modern phenomenon - the Bible notes that King Shlomo hosted an enormous, abundant, and extremely expensive feast