Stories of the Bible

The Wickedness of the People, The Ark, The Flood, The Flood Recedes, The Raven and the Dove, Noah Offering, The Seven Laws, Covenant with Noah

The Covenant of Parts, one of the most important events in Jewish history, in which G-d told Abraham about the destiny of his descendants

The cities of Sodom and Gomorrah have come to epitomize moral depravity and cruelty.

Jacob and Esau, the twin sons of Isaac and Rebecca, were engaged in a power struggle throughout their lives.

The angel tries to disentangle himself from Jacob but cannot do so. He is forced to beg Jacob to let him go.

The firstborn of Egypt, who held the key social and religious positions in Egyptian society, confronted the Jews, and were told: "We are preparing an offering to G-d. In four days, at the stroke of midnight, G-d will pass through Egypt in order to execute the tenth and final plague; all firstborn will die..."

Why is the well called by Miriam’s name? And what happened to Miriam’s Well after the Jews entered the land of Israel?

Do you know how many times the Israelites were counted in the desert?

The spies were tasked with going to the Promised Land and bringing back fruit and a report, which they did. Weren’t they just being honest, sharing their findings in good faith?

Learn how Moses gave the land east of the Jordan to Reuben, Gad, and half of Manassah, on one condition.

Prior to the Temples in Jerusalem, a temple stood in Shiloh, an ancient town in Samaria, for no less than 369 years.

In the famous narrative, young David slays Goliath, the giant Philistine warrior, using a round pebble he collected from a brook.

Can we ascertain whether the ten lost tribes are in fact ever going to come back and be reunited with the remaining Jews?

One of the major themes of Rosh Hashanah is “remembrance.” On this day the existence of every being is examined and scrutinized by G-d.

Identify Saul's palace, armor similar to Goliath's, and the places that feature in David's youth.