Today's breadcrumb reminds us that everyone must observe the Passover, just in case it hadn't been mentioned enough already ( Read more... )

Today's breadcrumb is about a contradition in the text, and how Rashi tried to resolve it ( Read more... )

Today's breadcrumb questions whether the Israelites were capable of simple arithmetic ( Read more... )

Yesterday's essay on Daily Breadcrumbs was about the gifts donated by the leaders of the Israelite tribes upon the dedication of the tabernacle. Today's breadcrumb is about their more stingy side ( Read more... )

Yesterday's breadcrumb was about the apparent lack of purpose to the Nazarite oath. Today's essay will be written a little later and posted at some point in the near future ( Read more... )

Today's breadcrumb is about who gets compensation when someone is wronged ( Read more... )

Today's essay on Daily Breadcrumbs is about a ritual designed to test whether a woman has been adulterous or not ( Read more... )

Today's breadcrumb is about an unusual workplace hazard for the Levites ( Read more... )

Today's breadcrumb is about trading teams ( Read more... )

Today's essay on Daily Breadcrumbs is about the various Levite families and their cushy job description.

My goodness, has it really been a day and a half since I last posted? Not much of particular interest happened over that time, with the exception of dinner at Ian's parents' last night and dinner at O'Noir with Marc the night before.

( A brief review of O'Noir )