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Why Only Ten Commandments at Sinai?
If there are 613 commandments, why were ten commandments specifically given at Sinai?
By Yehuda Shurpin
My Wedding Plans Out the Window?
Every person at your chuppah adds their soul energy—their particular aura and presence to the occasion. And only those who should be there will be there.
By Aron Moss
How to Celebrate Shavuot at Home
Here are our tips for a Shavuot that is both delightful to the soul and pleasant for the person.
By Menachem Posner
11 Shavuot Myths and Misconceptions
Ready to challenge some things you think you always knew? Let's go!
By Yehuda Altein
Shavuot Kids Party Package
Includes stories, fun games, and delicious treat you make yourself.
By Miriam Szokovski
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