OhrHa-Ganuz. The very first act of Creation, as recorded in the Book of Genesis, was the creation of light. “And God said: There shall be light” (Gen. 1:3).

From the blog of Ariel Ben Avraham at The Times of Israel ...

The light of God shines brightest among us, when we can foster understanding, tolerance and peace, not just between are sibling religions, but among all of humanity. Happy Hanukkah!

Even if you could conjure up enough energy to reach 99.9999999999999999999999 percent the speed of light, a beam of light would still whiz past you at precisely the speed of light. You can’t ...

These are God’s first words to us in the Book of Genesis, the opening book of the Bible: “Let there be light!” as He gazed upon the darkness and commenced the sacred enterprise of His ...

They call it “the God particle,” perhaps with good reason. According to Bar-Ilan University Professor Natan Aviezer, the discovery of the Higgs boson — announced last week by scientists at ...

The theological heart of Let There Be Light is an explanation of tsimtsum, a kabbalistic teaching of the 16th-century rabbi Isaac Luria. Before God could create the world, Finck explains, she had to ...

The cartoonist’s new graphic novel, “Let There Be Light,” recasts the story of Genesis with God as a neurotic artist a lot like Liana Finck.