Discover the art of self-sacrifice from Parashat Vayeira. Abraham was the finest example of service to G-D to serving others. Today we are challenged by the idea that we can make a difference through... The post  appeared first on .

The Art of Self-Sacrifice | Parashat Vayeira

In this lecture titled “How Noach saved the World” we will discuss this Parshas BEREISHIS told the story of the first Ten Generations of the Children of Adam, establishing fundamental facts about the world... The post  appeared first on .

How Naoch Saved the World

As we read this week’s Parshat, Noach, we discover an interesting pattern which illuminates the Key to a close relationship with the creator. The post  appeared first on .

The Key to Closeness with G-D

Isaiah’s prophecy of hope | HafTorah Ki Tavo This weeks portion Ki Tavo wraps up with a warning to the Jewish people not to forsake covenant responsibilities. The are a list if curses that... The post  appeared first on .

Isaiah’s prophecy of hope | HafTorah Ki Tavo

In this week’s reading Moses repeats the covenant, including the blessings and curses (Deut. 28:1-69) presented in Leviticus (26:3-46), but with certain changes in form and content. For example, only in this week’s reading... The post  appeared first on .

Fail proof Your Relationsip With Hashem | Parashat Ki Tavo

The&nbsp;Seven Laws of Noah&nbsp;(Hebrew:&nbsp;שבע מצוות בני נח‎‎&nbsp;Sheva Mitsvot Bne Noah), also referred to as the&nbsp;Noahide Laws&nbsp;or the&nbsp;Noachide Laws&nbsp;(from the English transliteration of the&nbsp;Hebrew&nbsp;pronunciation of “Noah”), are a set of imperatives which, according to the&nbsp;Talmud,... The post  appeared first on .

The Seven Laws of Noach

Book of Samuel - Chapter 3 Session 8

Discover the Case for Rabbinic authority for righteous of the nations. If a case is too baffling for you to decide … you shall appear before the priests, or the magistrate in charge at... The post  appeared first on .

A Case for Rabbinic Authority | Parashat Shoftim

It this week study of Parashat Eikev the Blessed One said; “Beware, Lest Your Heart Grow Haughty”. In today’s class, we will discuss the difference between haughtiness and pride. Can one be proud of... The post  appeared first on .

The Difference Between Haughtiness and Pride

The 15th of Shevat on the Jewish calendar—celebrated this year on Thursday, January 28, 2021—is the day that marks the beginning of a "new year" for trees. Commonly known as TuBishvat, this day marks the season in which the earliest-blooming trees in the Land of Israel emerge from their winter sleep and begin a new fruit-bearing cycle.

Tu BiShvat Its Meaning and Purpose | Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

This is a Virtual Learning Platform for Noahides. Netiv Center for Torah Study was originally established to serve the greater North Houston area in 2010. It began with a handful of individuals seeking the treasures of Torah knowledge, who are not connected to a Jewish community. Rabbinical adviser Abraham Ben-Yaakov graciously guides our communities spiritual learning. Now we have moved all of our study opportunities online Via Zoom as Virtual Torah Learning for Noahides. Check out our photo stream on Facebook or read this article from the Jewish Chronicle, UK to learn more about us.