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Lehrhaus Bringing the Bible’s Commentators to Life 3 Feb
Avigail Rock's book, "Great Biblical Commentators: Biographies, Methodologies, and Contributions," translated by Yoseif Bloch, offers a compelling exploratio...
3 Feb
Lehrhaus Why Can’t Selihot Be More Like Kinot? 8 Oct 2024
Yosef Lindell explores the challenges and potential solutions for enhancing the Ashkenazi Selihot experience, which often feels rushed and lacks the depth of...
8 Oct 2024
Tablet Mourning a Miscarriage 7 Jun 2024
The author reflects on the experience of mourning a miscarriage alongside the celebration of Shavuot, drawing parallels between the loss of their unborn chil...
7 Jun 2024
Jewish Review of Books Leapsniffing through the Vimveil: Avram Davidson’s Fantastic Fiction 23 Jan 2024
Avram Davidson, a fantasy and sci-fi writer, wrote a story called "Goslin Day" which is set on a day that is believed to be significant in Jewish folklore. T...
23 Jan 2024
Lehrhaus Passover’s Rupture and Reconstruction 3 Apr 2023
In this article, the author explores the evolution of the Passover Seder and its focus on the Exodus story in the absence of the Temple and the korban pesah ...
3 Apr 2023
Lehrhaus Prayerful Poetry: A Translators’ Battle that Spanned the Atlantic 13 Oct 2022
This article discusses the debate over how to translate Hebrew poetry, or piyyut, in prayer books. It focuses on a specific dispute that arose in the mid-20t...
13 Oct 2022
Jewish Review of Books From King James to Koren 3 Oct 2022
The article explores the history of Jewish Bible translations, starting with William Tyndale's influential English translation in the 16th century. It discus...
3 Oct 2022
Lehrhaus Was the Sotah Meant to be Innocent? 9 Jun 2022
The Sotah ritual in Numbers 5:11-31 has been viewed as a trial by ordeal, but three Jewish interpreters, R. Herbert Chanan Brichto, R. Emanuel Rackman, and R...
9 Jun 2022
Lehrhaus Was the Sotah Meant to be Innocent? 9 Jun 2022
The Sotah ritual in Numbers 5:11-31 has long been seen as trial by ordeal, where a woman accused of infidelity is made to drink a concoction. However, modern...
9 Jun 2022
Jewish Action What Did the Beit Hamikdash Look Like? 20 May 2022
The Beit Hamikdash, or Temple in Jerusalem, was destroyed by the Romans nearly 2,000 years ago, leaving little physical evidence of its appearance. The most ...
20 May 2022