We are never alone
The beginning of the book of Shemot teaches us the Jewish way of talking about the world’s brokenness. The text is not speaking of the shattering that comes with an
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The beginning of the book of Shemot teaches us the Jewish way of talking about the world’s brokenness. The text is not speaking of the shattering that comes with an
Miketz opens with Joseph rising from the darkness of prison to great light, while Hanukkah celebrates the end of darkness with the Maccabean rise to power.
Parshah Nitzavim begins with the words, “Atem nitzavim hayom kulchem,” “You stand before God this day — all of you.” The ancient rabbis understood “this day,” to refer to Rosh
From the blog of Steve Rodan at The Times of Israel
From the blog of David Walk at The Times of Israel