Ruth was not of the tribe of Israel, but from the neighbouring Moabite nation. The Moabites were enemies of the Israelites; nonetheless, this did not

There are many sacred writings in Judaism, all of which teach Judaism’s adherents how to live ethical and moral lives. The writings are a major

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School Term Dates As BJE teaches in NSW government schools, the term dates given below are for government schools. If you are looking for the

On Yom Kippur, we enter the synagogue in awe and trembling because the books of the living and the dead are open before God. Included

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Shabbat is the most important day of the week for Jews, because it is a day on which we remember that God created the world

In order to grasp the concept of Shabbat it is vital to understand the significance of the other six days of the week. On the

Shabbat is the period from twilight on Friday to nightfall on Saturday evening. It is the most precious time of the whole week in the

Shabbat begins as night falls on Friday and ends after nightfall on Saturday. It is a very precious time of the week: a time where

The second of the three Pilgrim Festivals, Shavuot, is celebrated for 2 days outside Israel (and in Israel for 1 day). The name ‘Shavuot’ means ‘weeks’