Talmud

How Daniel Bomberg’s vision and dedication gave us the page layout we still use

Surprisingly, King Henry VIII of England, who reigned about 500 years ago, possessed a rare and ornate set of the Talmud Bavli—an exquisite first edition by Bomberg—safely stored in royal archives. But why did King Henry VIII need a Talmud?

How one of the great Amoraim of Babylonia balanced Torah leadership, business acumen, and family legacy

How did a child who knew nothing about Torah study become a techie developing brilliant software for dividing Talmudic texts? Developer Ohad Kimchi shares his journey that led to this unique project.

From a broken car to spaghetti with the kids, and even a hostage deal – these anecdotes are part of Uri Brilliant's book, 'My Living Torah'. Discover the book’s origins and how they link to his unique Talmud study method.

From tragedy to towering intellect, Abaye’s legacy lives on in the foundations of the Babylonian Talmud and in the values he taught by example.

A volume of the Talmud that survived World War II found its way from Hitler's basement to President Herzog's family, and now it has reached Jerusalem. Here's the full story.

It seems impossible to remember so many details without getting confused. This article will enhance your learning experience.

Opened the Talmud, saw what it looked like, and gave up? Here are a few tips to make you think twice.

Discover how ancient ovens shaped Talmudic discussions and their stark contrast to modern technology.

Could the Talmud contain insights about the universe that have yet to be discovered by modern science?

Did ancient texts already know the mysteries of our water systems?

Is your son avoiding studying with you? Learn how studying together can be a delightful bonding experience, especially with children who have ADHD.

Discover why the Talmud is regarded as the highest form of learning.

What solution can we offer a yeshiva student who "dreams" every time he faces the Talmud? Here is Rabbi Avigdor Miller's response.

After Bar Sahar discovered South Koreans' interest in learning the Talmud, she launched a website to facilitate this. 'My aim is for even secular people to connect with this learning through the site,' she shared.

It took him three years to master Aramaic and learn one folio page of Gemara. And then...

Rabbi Avremi Zacks built a fun and educational game that turns complex Talmudic ideas into something children can truly enjoy.