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Shadal Jewish History in the Torah Bo

Jewish History Lectures · 22 Jan

In this video, the host explores Jewish history as it is depicted in the Torah, focusing on the portion of Bo.

0 Politics Torah

Invoking Torah, Minnesota Jews mobilize against ICE operations

Andrew Lapin in JTA · 21 Jan

With Torah readings focused on Exodus, Minnesota's Jewish community is invoking biblical teachings to mobilize against aggressive ICE operations in the region.

0 Education Torah

5 Ways to Transmit Tradition to a Skeptical Generation

18Forty Staff in 18forty · 21 Jan

Transmitting Jewish tradition to skeptical modern audiences involves inviting questions and engaging through actions.

0 History Torah

Pharaoh Merneptah Jewish History in the Torah Bo

Jewish History Lectures · 21 Jan

The video delves into the historical figure Pharaoh Merneptah, exploring his connection to Jewish history as depicted in the Torah portion Bo.

0 Torah Philosophy

Parshas Bo: 5786

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 20 Jan

The Aseres Hamakkos, or the Ten Plagues, are traditionally seen as supernatural events, but this interpretation frames them as metaphorical representations of spiritual and psychological challenges.

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The Plague of Darkness Jewish History in the Torah Bo

Jewish History Lectures · 20 Jan

The video explores the Plague of Darkness, one of the ten plagues in the Torah portion of Bo, a pivotal event in Jewish history leading up to the Exodus from Egypt.

0 History Torah

The Locust Plague of 1915 Jewish History in the Torah Bo

Jewish History Lectures · 19 Jan

The video discusses the devastating locust plague of 1915, drawing parallels to similar events mentioned in the Torah portions such as Bo.

0 Antisemitism Torah

Fighting fire with fire

eJewishPhilanthropy · 16 Jan

The article explores the symbolic and literal meanings of fire within Judaism, contrasting its warmth and eternal symbolism with its destruction in acts of antisemitic violence, such as the burning of Beth Israel Synagogue in Jackson, Mississippi.

0 Torah Culture

Frogs Challenge Rationalism

Natan Slifkin in Rationalist Judaism · 16 Jan

Natan Slifkin explores the Midrashic tale of the plague of frogs in Egypt, highlighting its challenge to rationalist interpretations.

0 Holidays Torah

Three Matzahs and Four Cups of Wine at the Seder

Chabad.org · 15 Jan

Rabbi Shalom Paltiel explores the symbolism behind the Passover seder elements, focusing on the three matzahs and the four cups of wine.

0 Torah History

How God Taught a Broken People to Hope Again

Reuven Taragin in 18forty · 15 Jan

Reuven Taragin discusses how God revitalized hope amongst the ancient Israelites through the use of the Tetragrammaton, emphasizing God's reliability and enduring presence across time.

0 Torah Philosophy

5 Ways a Heart Hardens: When Choice Becomes Destiny

18Forty Staff in 18forty · 15 Jan

18Forty's Parsha Guide delves into Parshat Vaera, focusing on Pharaoh's hardened heart and its implications for free will and determinism.

0 History Torah

Don Isaac Abravanel Jewish History in the Torah Vaera

Jewish History Lectures · 15 Jan

The video explores the significant role of Don Isaac Abravanel in Jewish history, particularly as discussed in the Torah portion Vaera.

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The Other Patriarchal Narratives

Malka Simkovich in Lehrhaus · 15 Jan

Malka Simkovich examines the patriarchal narratives within Genesis, highlighting the stories of Noah's flood and the destruction of Sodom as parallel events featuring sexual transgressions and divine intervention.

0 History Torah

Timing of the Plagues Jewish History in the Torah Vaera

Jewish History Lectures · 14 Jan

This video by a scholar at Lander College for Men delves into the timing of the ten plagues described in the Torah portion Vaera.

0 Leadership Torah

Eps 8. Strength from Within Courage, Balance, and the Real Superwoman

dasi@mishpacha.com in Mishpacha · 14 Jan

In this episode, host Rachelli Fried engages in a meaningful discussion with Mrs. Julie Devorah Brown, a teacher and life coach, about the essence of inner strength as depicted in the famous "Eishes Chayil" pasuk ches.

0 Education Torah

Parshas Va’eira: 5786

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 13 Jan

The reflection on Parshas Vaeira highlights how Moshe's experience with Bnei Yisrael and Pharaoh underscores the importance of having a receptive audience when imparting lessons.

0 Communities Torah

Spiritual Interest

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 13 Jan

Shaar, an outreach program on the Shor Yoshuv Institute campus, is utilizing a unique approach by accommodating individuals' existing life commitments while encouraging spiritual growth.

0 History Torah

Frogs, Frogs Everywhere Jewish History in the Torah Vaera

Jewish History Lectures · 13 Jan

The video explores the significance of frogs within the context of Jewish history and the Torah portion Vaera.

0 Education Torah

How A Businessman Became a Torah Rebbe for 50,000 Jews

Living Lchaim · 13 Jan

Rav Eli Stefansky has transformed from a successful businessman into a renowned Torah teacher, reaching approximately 50,000 Jews globally.

0 Torah History

What is a Heavy Heart? Jewish History in the Torah Vaera

Jewish History Lectures · 12 Jan

Dr. Racheli Shlomi-Hen from Hebrew University provides a fresh perspective on the Hebrew word 'כבד' (kaved) within the context of the Torah portion Vaera.

0 Literature Torah

Humor… Me? Rabbinic Wordplay, Playing on Rabbinics

Daniel Shlian in Lehrhaus · 12 Jan

Daniel Shlian explores the rich tradition of puns and wordplay in Jewish texts, demonstrating how these literary features appear in both Biblical stories and rabbinic literature.

0 Politics Torah

God heard the cries of Israelites in Egypt. Who will respond to our devastation in Minnesota?

Jill Avrin in Forward · 9 Jan

In the wake of a tragic incident in Minnesota where Renee Nicole Good was fatally shot by an ICE agent, the Jewish community draws parallels to the biblical story of God hearing the cries of the Israelites in Egypt.

0 Communities Torah

Parshas Shemos: 5786

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 6 Jan

Cindy Scarr reflects on the theme of discord within the Jewish community, drawing parallels to the biblical account of Moses in Parshas Shemos.

0 History Torah

Why two Midwives? Jewish History in the Torah Shemot

Jewish History Lectures · 6 Jan

In exploring the biblical narrative of Shifrah and Puah, the two midwives in the Book of Exodus, this discussion delves into their roles and significance within the broader context of Jewish history as presented in the Torah.

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