The flood is not the end of Noach’s story. The water goes down. The ground dries out. Everybody says “Baruch Hashem,” he made ...

But a Torah discussion led by Brandon Fisher, Director of Operations and Outreach at Beth Jacob Congregation, explored deeper ...

Vayomer Elokim zos os habris … es kashti nasati b’anan v’haysah l’os bris beini u’bein ha’aretz (9:12-13) Hashem told Noach that the rainbow will be the sign of His covenant to never again destroy the ...

The Torah portion of Noach (Gen. 6:9) describes the Great Flood which the Creator brought upon the world to re-start all life ...

The haftarah for Parshat Noach is, in fact, made up of verses from two other haftarot that are also read on other days in the ...

in which the entire world is destroyed. but is saved at the end by the efforts of the people we’re rooting for. These make it easy for us to imagine all of it going away. All of our buildings and ...

Language and the lack of it is important in this parsha. Noach is an almost silent Biblical character. He found favor in G-d’s eyes, yet few Biblical commentators praise him. He saved the world ...

Shabbat fun for children is given a fresh and tasty twist with Edible Parsha projects. These easy to create, hands-on treats are based within context of weekly Torah portion for children of all ages ...

Rabbi Dr. Kenneth Branderדוברות כנס שדרות. When Noach leaves the ark, he witnesses a sight of destruction and desolation that is difficult for us to comprehend. All animal life on earth, other than ...

Each week The Arty Semite connects the Torah reading — however tenuously — to a classic work of rock ‘n’ roll. This week’s parsha, Noach, tells the story of God’s disappointment with humanity and its ...