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What Does This Mean to Me?

Your 18Forty Parsha Guide is a weekly newsletter exploring five major takeaways from the weekly parsha. Receive this newsletter every week in…
Nitzavim-Vayelech: The Choice You Inherited

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The Torah’s Warning About Having Everything

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What Ki Teitzei Teaches Us About the Morality of War

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Who Gets to Say What Torah Means?

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The First Accessible Journey into the Heart of Judaism

Starting August 24, 2026, Jews from every background will come together for 18Forty’s Talmud Daily — a new 40-week program designed to…
When the Poor Never Cease

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What Eikev Teaches Us About the Danger of Satisfaction

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Praying Without an Answer

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How Jews Inherit Memory

Parshat Devarim asks what it means to inherit a past you never lived, and why Judaism insists you live it anyway.
Where Do You Bring Your Hardest Questions?

As Bamidbar comes to a close, Matot-Masei suggests that religious maturity is knowing which questions not to carry alone.
Why the Rabbis Were Afraid of Pinchas

The Torah’s most controversial hero raises a question every society must answer: When, if ever, is conviction enough?