Evergreen

We'd rather have the Romans.

Giving ourselves time to grieve can lead us to a place where we feel God’s blessings.

In the wake of Shavuot, we might ask ourselves: What have we been tending that we are now harvesting?

Halves and wholes.

Half measures.

Panic at the market.

Posthumous directives.

An enslaved messenger.

The scriptural readings of Shavuot force us to consider the emotional and spiritual dimensions of indebtedness.

A man named Hurmiz.