Jewish Texts

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The Miraculous Nature Of Covenant

God's covenant with Noah showed him and us the possibility of transforming the human condition of loneliness into the miracle of connection.

You Can Run, But You Can’t Hide

How do we, like Adam and Eve, hide from taking responsibility for our decisions and actions?

For Every Thing, A Purpose

We should view the diversity of creation as existing to reflect the grandeur of God, not to serve the various needs of humans.

Down From The Mountaintop

Experiencing God through nature and the wonders of creation should inspire us to work to perfect the world.

Together But Separate

Adam and Eve's original relationship in which they were together as one flesh yet still distinct provides us with an ideal model.

Kedushah (Holiness) in Rabbinic Judaism

What holiness meant to the sages of the Talmud.

Woman of Valor

This chapter from the Book of Proverbs can be read as a roadmap to happiness.

Psalm 42: Longing for Togetherness

Rabbi Ebn Leader teaches and performs Psalm 42.

Psalm 130: Calling From the Depths

Joey Weisenberg, the founder of Hadar's Rising Song Institute, performs a selection from Psalm 130.

Living Like it’s ‘Hayom’ Every Day

Moses' final address to the Jewish people takes on added significance because of its proximity to his death.

Judaism and Policing

Though the Torah commands the appointment of "officers" to uphold the law, Jewish tradition does not recognize crime as a legal category.

The Prophet Jeremiah and His Times

Jeremiah is commonly seen as a prophet of gloom, but at times he delivered words of comfort that are second to none in their eloquence.

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