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OLAMI Resources   /   Articles by: Rabbi Dr. Nachum Amsel

Pages By: Rabbi Dr. Nachum Amsel

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NEW: Class & Source Sheets on Family – The Key to Jewish & World Redemption

by Rabbi Dr. Nachum Amsel | March 23, 2020 | Featured Posts, Kiruv and Chinuch Blog

Many people believe that, above all, "family values" must be emphasized for the United States to be as strong again as it once was. However, the concept of the traditional nuclear family as we know it is gradually disappearing from society with the current high divorce rate,

NEW! Class & Source Sheets on Jewish Happiness

by Rabbi Dr. Nachum Amsel | March 9, 2020 | Featured Posts, Kiruv and Chinuch Blog

Today, the average person is wealthier by far than at any other time in human history. Inventions have made life easier and more convenient than ever before.

NEW: Class & Source Sheets on How Shoshanat Yaakov Reveals the Meaning of Purim

by Rabbi Dr. Nachum Amsel | February 26, 2020 | Featured Posts, Kiruv and Chinuch Blog

This chapter will uncover what is unique about Purim through a Piyut, a liturgical prayer-poem called Shoshanat Yaakov, that traditional Jews recite immediately upon the completion of the reading of the Book of Esther (called the Megillah) on the night of Purim

NEW: Class & Source Sheets on the Torah Reaction to Financial Scandals & Greed

by Rabbi Dr. Nachum Amsel | February 16, 2020 | Featured Posts, Kiruv and Chinuch Blog, Non-for-Profit Management Blog, Programming & Marketing Blog

The spate of public arrests in the past few years by Jews who have swindled the government and many other people points to a serious breakdown in Jewish values. The most famous of these cases involves

NEW: Class & Source Sheets on Revenge: Is It Ever Justified?

by Rabbi Dr. Nachum Amsel | January 26, 2020 | Featured Posts, Kiruv and Chinuch Blog

Revenge is defined as the infliction of punishment in return for injury or insult, or the desire to retaliate or repay an injury or wrong. It is a basic human emotion or action, which is both intense and natural.

NEW: Class & Source Sheets on Jewish Insights into Jealousy

by Rabbi Dr. Nachum Amsel | January 13, 2020 | Featured Posts, Kiruv and Chinuch Blog

Jealousy is defined as “feeling resentment against someone because of their success or advantages.” Judaism has much to say about this feeling, and the particular sin, when acting upon this emotion in a specific manner.

NEW: Class & Source Sheets on the Meaning of Jerusalem for the Jewish People

by Rabbi Dr. Nachum Amsel | January 9, 2020 | Featured Posts, Kiruv and Chinuch Blog

Most experts agree that the city of Jerusalem has no special strategic value or terrain that makes it a desirable location for an occupying army. Neither does Jerusalem possess many natura

NEW: Class & Source Sheets on The Underlying Values & Concepts of Chanukah

by Rabbi Dr. Nachum Amsel | December 19, 2019 | Featured Posts, Kiruv and Chinuch Blog

In addition to publicizing the miracle and victory of the first rebellion in history on behalf of religious freedom, Chanukah and its customs contain many other concepts and moral ideas.

NEW! Class & Source Sheets on Jewish Perspectives on Food

by Rabbi Dr. Nachum Amsel | November 27, 2019 | Featured Posts, Kiruv and Chinuch Blog

All living beings in the world require nourishment to continue to live and to survive. In this particular aspect, man is no different from any other living creature. However, man is unique among creatures of the world in other aspects regarding food.

NEW: Class & Source Sheets on Jewish Insights into Friendship

by Rabbi Dr. Nachum Amsel | November 17, 2019 | Featured Posts, Kiruv and Chinuch Blog

Our society often judges people by the friends they choose. A good friend can help make life more meaningful and worth living, but most people who we call "friends" are actually only acquaintances, not true friends. How does one discern between who is a true friend

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