Resultados da Pesquisa "de Hashem"

Dr. Eyal Simchi of New Jersey is not just a regular dentist. He only treats children with special needs - Jews and Gentiles alike. How does he do it? See the footage that has received more than 10 million views on social media. What a Kiddush Hashem

Do you feel that Hashem loves you? See Ari Goldwag’s A Cappella music video and get a feel of the love. Gone viral

Les mots du « Chema Israël » ont retenti dans les alpes en présence de centaines de non-juifs

Dans un match de foot, de l’équipe Macabi Haïfa contre Bnei Yehouda les loubavitch ont illuminé le stade par l’allumage de la Hanoucia et les chants de Hanouca

A Força da tefilá nessa parashá mostra o poder humano de conectar com Hashem

Fé em Hashem - Avraham não se deixa ser influenciado pelo ambiente geral. Ele vive no meio de seu mundo espiritual, firme em sua opinião e fé e não é influenciado pela opinião da maioria. Ele foi nomeado como "Avraham Haivri". A palavra ivri  significa: márgem. Ou seja, o mundo inteiro de um lado da márgem e Avraham sozinho no outro lado  . 

Mas se você for além das suas obrigações, D'us irá muito além do que deve.

"Se você tem piedade de seus próprios membros da família, Hashem irá abençoá-lo"

Fazer o Kidush Hashem, realizar pequenos atos de retidão, honestidade, gentileza e justiça podem ter um impacto incrível no mundo.

The following moving letter from Iris Yifrach, written on the day her son Eyal’s body was found

A person who toils to understand the Torah receives great reward even if he fails to attain full clarity in his learning; this is because HaShem wants the effort, the accomplishment is up to HaShem

Performing voluntary actions that involve placing Hashem's will before one's own desires, will bring a person to an increased love of Hashem

The reason why ingratitude is such a serious flaw is that it contradicts the very foundations of Emuna and Torah observance – that Hashem bestowed upon us an unparalleled kindness by giving us life and the opportunity to connect with Him

It is essential to develop an understanding of the idea of 'rest' that is so central to this holy day. It is not sufficient to merely do nothing, rather we also must emulate Hashem's rest. In what way can we do this?

Why did Hashem deliberately place the Jewish people in the most corrupt place on Earth?

A fish that looks just like a rock?? "How great are Your deeds Hashem. All of them You have made with wisdom – the earth is full of Your creations."

The Jewish and Greek ideologies represent opposing attitudes toward the purpose of life. The Torah's approach is that Hashem deliberately created the world in an imperfect fashion, so man could perfect it himself