Moses enumerates many laws that relate to topics of family relationships, interpersonal ethics, forbidden mixtures, and sexuality. In continuing his last speech, Moses delivers specific rules on family relationships. READ MORE
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Moses reviews for the Israelites their system of justice, the rules of kingship, their relationship to idolatrous nations, and the rules of doing battle. Moses continues his last speech to the Israelites before he dies saying: “Judges shall be appointed to judge the people with justice. You shall not…
The book of Deuteronomy as a whole is structured on the model of a covenant, and represents Moses’ renewal of the Sinai covenant with the next generation, who would enter the Promised Land and there create a covenant-based society…..READ MORE.
Moses stresses to the Israelites the importance of keeping G-d’s commandments when they enter the land of Israel; Moses repeats the Ten ….READ MORE.
The book of Deuteronomy as a whole is structured on the model of a covenant, and represents Moses’ renewal of the Sinai covenant with the next generation, who would enter the Promised Land and there create a covenant-based society…..READ MORE.
Parshat Pinchas offers a compelling lens through which to explore the tension between zealotry and responsible leadership in any society, ancient or modern. …..READ MORE.
Parshat Balak tells the story of a Moabite king who, threatened by the presence of the Israelites, hires the prophet Balaam to curse them, but instead, Balaam delivers blessings.
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Parshat Chukat, through its many hidden messages, can wholly reflect the tension between human fragility and the need for structure in the face of uncertainty. The ritual of the red heifer, though strange, even paradoxical……READ MORE.
Parashat Korach presents a striking exploration of leadership, ego, and the dynamics of power within a community. Korach’s challenge to authority is framed as a call for equality…..READ MORE.
Parshat Shelach Lecha tells the story of a group sent to explore new possibilities who return divided, most focus on the risks, while a few urge courage and optimism……READ MORE.
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