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The Torah Brings Blessings In The Lives Of Those Who Study It And Practice Its Teachings

Emet.blog is a religious organization that aims to spread the wisdom of the Torah across the globe. We do this via classes, videos and blogs.

About Us

International organization that imparts religious knowledge

Emet.blog is a international organization that imparts religious knowledge and guidance pertaining to the Torah. We firmly believe that well-rounded, content lives are built solely on faith and good deeds, as Abraham Avinu’s example demonstrates.

ANYONE WHO SAVES A SINGLE JEWISH SOUL IS AS IF HE HAS SAVED THE ENTIRE WORLD

Talmud Sanhedrin 37 a

Three Main Pillars

We are guided in our mission by three main pillars:

Our Services

What We Do

At Emet.blog, we are dedicated to bringing the light of Torah to individuals and communities around the world. Our offerings are rooted in faith, learning, and spiritual growth.

Torah Study

Studying the Torah brings the wealth of wisdom to one's life.

Prayer Requests

Jewish prayer connects us to God. Psalm 46:1 "God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble.

Donation

Tzedakah (Donation). Be charitable. Give to others with an open heart and protect yourself from illness and death.

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“THOSE WHO TRUST IN GOD ARE LIKE MOUNT ZION THAT FALTERS NOT, BUT ABIDES FOREVER.”

PS 125.1

Our Mission

At Emet.blog, we are grateful to God for all those who teach Torah.
The beauty that is contained within it is no less than a treasure, waiting to be discovered.
We aim to teach, counsel, and help people understand what the Torah holds and the wisdom it encapsulates.
To that end, we hold classes, mediate discussions, produce and share informative videos, and publish blogs. We do all this so that more people can benefit from and find solace in the words of the Torah.
We will not only help you find yourself and resolve your problems, but we will also help you develop a stronger relationship with God.

TESTIMONIALS

What People Says

Someone asked Chatam Sofer the secret to his success in studying the Torah. "I became a Talmid Chacham in five minutes," he said. "Really?" asked a man, who was clearly impressed.

Aisyah Nazwa

In his speech, Rabbi Sherer pulled out from his wallet a copy of an order issued November 23, 1940. It was from the German High Commander I. A. Eckhardt in which he addressed the German Army in Poland. Rabbi Shere always carried it with him. In it, Eckardt commands that the Eastern European Jews, or the Ostjuden as they were known, must not be allowed to escape because they comprise the majority of the rabbis and Talmud teachers. If the Talmud Lehrer escapes, warns the Nazi commander, this will be enough to bring about the downfall of the world's Jewry, not sparing even the American Jewry.

Ardila Syakieb

Reb Isser Yechezkel Abrahamski was inches from death in Shaarei Tzedek Hospital. He was barely responding, and the hospital's director, Professor Mayer encouraged the Talmidim who were staying with Abramhamski to recite Divrei Torah out loud near him so that he could hear the verses. Although there was no visible reaction in his physical state, the monitoring equipment indicated that these periods of learning strengthened and energized him.

Raisa Meylisa