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Subjects
On record since
Oct 2026
Posts we hold
1,008
First published
29 Aug 2024
Last published
9 Oct 2026
Last cited
19 Sept 2026
Feed
www.thetorah.com/rss (opens in a new tab)

Blogs linking here · all time

16+1 new in the last 30 days

different blogs have linked to thetorah.com, 22 times in all.

Citations by period

in the last 7 days
0
in the last 30 days
1
in the last 90 days
4
first linked here in the last 30 days
1
in the directory (last 90 days)
No. 3,088
links from other blogs in the last 90 days
4
Posts per week6 Oct 2025 to 28 Sept 2026

Not enough history yet to draw a trend.

Blogs linking here per week6 Oct 2025 to 28 Sept 2026
Blogs linking here per week, 6 Oct 2025 to 28 Sept 2026: 52 weeks, peak 1 a week, latest week 0

0 last week · peak 1

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Blogs linking here per week, week by week
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3 Nov 20250
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1 Dec 20250
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29 Dec 20251
5 Jan 20260
12 Jan 20260
19 Jan 20260
26 Jan 20260
2 Feb 20260
9 Feb 20260
16 Feb 20260
23 Feb 20260
2 Mar 20260
9 Mar 20260
16 Mar 20260
23 Mar 20260
30 Mar 20260
6 Apr 20260
13 Apr 20260
20 Apr 20260
27 Apr 20260
4 May 20260
11 May 20260
18 May 20261
25 May 20260
1 Jun 20260
8 Jun 20260
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29 Jun 20260
6 Jul 20260
13 Jul 20260
20 Jul 20261
27 Jul 20261
3 Aug 20260
10 Aug 20261
17 Aug 20260
24 Aug 20260
31 Aug 20260
7 Sept 20260
14 Sept 20261
21 Sept 20260
28 Sept 20260 (still settling)

Most cited pages

Pages on thetorah.com, ranked by how many different blogs link to them.

Most cited pages on thetorah.com, page 2
#PageBlogs
11Onah a husbands conjugal duties/article/onah-a-husbands-conjugal-duties (opens in a new tab)1 blog
12Rachels teraphim a critique of the northern kingdom/article/rachels-teraphim-a-critique-of-the-northern-kingdom (opens in a new tab)1 blog
13Septuagint Variants in Midrash and the Haggadah/article/septuagint-variants-in-midrash-and-the-haggadah (opens in a new tab)1 blog
14The embarrassing case of the blasphemer/article/the-embarrassing-case-of-the-blasphemer (opens in a new tab)1 blog
15The satan provokes god into testing job and abraham/article/the-satan-provokes-god-into-testing-job-and-abraham (opens in a new tab)1 blog
16The story of naboths vineyard and the ancient winery in jezreel/article/the-story-of-naboths-vineyard-and-the-ancient-winery-in-jezreel (opens in a new tab)1 blog
17Who wrote the torah according to the torah/article/who-wrote-the-torah-according-to-the-torah (opens in a new tab)1 blog
18Why did vespasian and titus destroy jerusalem/article/why-did-vespasian-and-titus-destroy-jerusalem (opens in a new tab)1 blog
19Will the real miriam please stand up/article/will-the-real-miriam-please-stand-up (opens in a new tab)1 blog
20Song at the sea what does it celebrate/song-at-the-sea-what-does-it-celebrate/ (opens in a new tab)1 blog

Blogs citing it

Ranked by how many of their posts link here.

Blogs citing thetorah.com, page 2
#BlogPostsLinks
11kevinbinz.com11
12listverse.com11
13rlstollar.com11
14rollstonepigraphy.com11
15silouanthompson.net11
16steveawiggins.com11

Posts counts the posts that link here; links counts every link. A blog counts once as a citing blog either way. Atom feed of new citing blogs

Words blogs link it with

The words citing blogs put inside the link, ranked by how many different blogs used them.

The most used link texts for thetorah.com
WordsBlogsLinks
[2]11
an article by raanan eichler11
ancient jewish cosmology11
hanukkah and cheese11
has been debated11

The top 5. The owner of thetorah.com sees every phrase after claiming the blog.

Publishing habit

Counted from the 1,008 posts we hold with a date, in UTC.

Posts in the last 12 months
988
Usual gap between posts
under a day
Most posts on
Tuesday (56%)
Last post
9 Oct 2026
Comebacks after 6 months or more of silence
1 (latest Oct 2026)
Month
Posts
Nov 2025
0
Dec 2025
0
Jan 2026
0
Feb 2026
0
Mar 2026
0
Apr 2026
0
May 2026
0
Jun 2026
0
Jul 2026
0
Aug 2026
0
Sept 2026
0
Oct 2026
988
Weekday
Posts, all time
Monday
4
Tuesday
569
Wednesday
106
Thursday
250
Friday
79
Saturday
0
Sunday
0

Recent posts

All 1,008 posts, by year
The most recent posts on thetorah.com
PostOriginal
Feminist biblical interpretation is more than simply paying attention to texts about women. It is also a means of achieving a more accurate understanding of life in ancient Israel and of the composition of the Bible. | Dr. Sarah Shectman" name="description"/><meta content=9 Oct 2026Read at thetorah.com (opens in a new tab)
“Hebrew” in the Bible is often assumed to be another word for “Israelite” – but what does the biblical evidence say and where do the ANE Ḥabiru fit it? | Dr. Albert D. Friedberg" name="description"/><meta content=9 Oct 2026Read at thetorah.com (opens in a new tab)
Rachel weeps over her exiled descendants and God hears her plea (Jeremiah 31:14–16). Expanding on this passage, the rabbis in Midrash Eichah Rabbah envision Jeremiah awakening the patriarchs and Moses to plead with God to have mercy on Israel. Upon their failure to move God, the matriarch Rachel intervenes successfully. | Prof. Hagith Sivan" name="description"/><meta content=9 Oct 2026Read at thetorah.com (opens in a new tab)
After Saul’s failed reign, David might seem like Israel’s salvation. Yet the biblical narrative offers a subtle but pointed critique—signaling that David’s impending rule will be no better than Saul’s. | Prof. James A. Diamond" name="description"/><meta content=9 Oct 2026Read at thetorah.com (opens in a new tab)
In Parashat Vayera, did God appear in a Vision or a visit to Abraham, after his circumcision? | Prof. Ben-Zion Katz M.D." name="description"/><meta content=9 Oct 2026Read at thetorah.com (opens in a new tab)
The Torah describes Moses building a copper serpent to heal the Israelites. According to Kings, Hezekiah destroys it because it was being worshiped. Archaeology and history point to an alternative explanation. | Dr. Richard Lederman" name="description"/><meta content=9 Oct 2026Read at thetorah.com (opens in a new tab)
It has taken a couple of thousand years to unravel the mystery of the tachash covering, but the answer appears to be that no badgers, seals, dolphins or unicorns were necessary to construct the mishkan. Rather like many of the elements in mishkan account, it was a standard luxury product of the ANE. | Dr. Rabbi Norman Solomon" name="description"/><meta content=9 Oct 2026Read at thetorah.com (opens in a new tab)
“Pharaoh” is the Egyptian loan word that means the “Great House” and is the most frequently used Egyptian loan word in the biblical text. Appearing 274 times, about half of these are in the Exodus narrative and another third in the Joseph story. But to what extent does the biblical “Pharaoh” describe the Egyptian king, and can it be taken in Exodus to refer to a specific Egyptian king? | Dr. Shirly Ben-Dor Evian" name="description"/><meta content=9 Oct 2026Read at thetorah.com (opens in a new tab)
Attaining and Forfeiting Adam’s Immortality at Sinai9 Oct 2026Read at thetorah.com (opens in a new tab)
Upon meeting again after twenty years, Esau approaches his brother with a buoyant spirit and a warm embrace. Jacob, however, is formal and submissive. Why doesn’t he reciprocate Esau’s overtures? | Prof. George Savran" name="description"/><meta content=9 Oct 2026Read at thetorah.com (opens in a new tab)

1,008 posts on record from thetorah.com, cited by 16 other distinct blogs to date (corpus.blog, measured 11 October 2026).