Hashem

According to the sages, the first appearance of a word in the Torah that starts with a particular letter teaches us its significance. The first word in the Torah starting with Aleph is: Hashem.

Small gifts can greatly enhance our lives. Ever thought to appreciate a thumb or a fingernail?

Why did Hashem choose to perform a miracle at Jericho? What was the ban placed by Joshua on the city, and is there a prohibition on living there today? Discover the captivating details.

What keeps every particle in the universe dancing so perfectly? What's the force currently limiting nature's laws and keeping the cosmos in motion?

Maybe I don't deserve gifts from Hashem, and perhaps I even deserve some punishments, but He is truly my Father, and His love for me is infinite.

"No one remains untouched when Hashem shakes us with such a tragedy. Hashem is saying 'Show me your appearance, let me hear your voice.' We must speak to Him. It's not the time for everyday routines or to neglect Tehillim."

Why did so many throughout history mistakenly believe in idols? And why did they bow to man-made sculptures? It turns out that logic and science lead to the conclusion of Hashem's unity.

Think scientists don't believe in a higher power? Think again. Here are nine quotes from renowned scientists that highlight how the complexity of creation points to an intentional design.

Daniel Belles explores why the existence of the soul points to a Creator: a divine force that crafted the soul, placed it within a physical body, and evaluates its choices until it returns to the world of truth.

Belief implies knowing that Hashem created and governs the universe. So what does 'bittachon' mean?

What are "good kindnesses"? Can there be kindnesses that aren't good? Rabbi Eliyahu Rabi offers a short and wonderful explanation. Watch now.

The power of addiction in our souls is immense, but faith and prayer to Hashem are even stronger.

Hashem is infinite and eternal, so what can humans possibly offer to Him? Why would He want us to pray and praise Him? Daniel Bles explores the significance of prayer and drawing closer to Hashem.

When traditional therapy wasn't quite enough, a friend's recommendation led us to discover Cog-Fun therapy. It was a game changer!

Simply wanting to stop the desire for food isn't enough. Willpower alone can't combat addiction, because the pleasure principle is stronger than willpower.

How can we know that Hashem truly watches over us?

If everything is decided in Heaven, why should we make an effort? And if we must, how much effort is needed? Here’s a guide.

Rabbi Yisrael Azulai, an attendance officer, discusses the hidden dropout phenomenon from educational institutions. What does he see as the key to solving this problem? And how did he help a teacher who was routinely humiliated by a student, and why did his son's friends chase after him?

Yitzhak Rabin, the Chief of Staff during the Six-Day War, was asked to summarize the conflict. While those close to him expected phrases of victory, Rabin used seven words: "From Hashem this has come; it is wondrous in our eyes."

From Iran and Gaza to Israel's challenges, an insightful podcast with Omri Casspi, and the amazing connections of Hashem: Discover Tsvi Yehezkeli's most powerful posts from the past week.