This week’s Torah portion is 'Shemini' (Leviticus 9:1–11:47) and among its episodes is the death of Nadav and Avihu, the sons of Aaron.

The class closely examines the kosher laws, debunks myths, explains the meaning behind keeping kosher, and much more!

To issue a ruling in the presence of one's rabbi or a wise elder is certainly unbecoming, but is it deserving of the death penalty?

Sometimes trying to outdo yourself can actually be counterproductive, especially when it comes to matters of spirituality.

Is there a connection between the Jewish dietary laws and the death of the two sons of Aaron the High Priest?