Pastrami, Verklempt, and Tshoot-spa: Jewish Influences in American English
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Making men of clay: Can imitating God extend to the creative realm?
Ancient documents give a glimpse into Second Temple life.
A game-day treat that will have your guests begging you for the recipe (or your hand in marriage).
The destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem is commemorated with a period of mourning.
In the portion Matot, Moses describes the laws of oaths. The Israelites battle the Midianites. The tribes of Reuven and Gad request to dwell outside of the Land of Israel. In Masei, the tribes of Reuven and Gad promise to help out the other tribes while not living in the land of Israel. God tells Moses exactly where each tribe will live. God clarifies the laws of murder. The daughters of Zelophehad receive their inheritance.
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In this Torah portion, the biblical character Pinchas shows us how to engender more positive relationships.
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New Torah teachings, and the Shekhinah herself, can be found on the road less traveled.
The Zohar explores the nature of zealotry through the characters of Pinchas and Elijah.
We must approach the pursuit of the Torah’s secrets with a measure of humility.
Ancient/Medieval Jewish History
From the Muslim-Arab conquests of the 7th century to the appearance of modern ideas in the 1,000 years later.
A legitimate reason to book a vacation, immediately.
The oldest and largest of the three Jewish communities in India.
A mid-20th-century haven for Jews trying to get away from it all.
This section of the Bible includes a feminine depiction of wisdom and the text of the “Eshet Chayil” blessing.
A history of this iconic institution in American Jewish life.
Don’t abandon your aspirations. Don’t absolutize them either.
How should we live amid radical uncertainty?
What the Talmud can teach us about navigating shifting power dynamics and alliances.