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1/ #ChochmatNashim for #Devarim & #TishaBAv 5782 @ChochmatNashim
Main page
chochmatnashim.org/category/torah…
2018 Dr. Yardaena Osband blogs.timesofisrael.com/finding-the-wo… (first one!)
2021 Chaya Passow blogs.timesofisrael.com/use-your-words…
Main page
chochmatnashim.org/category/torah…
2018 Dr. Yardaena Osband blogs.timesofisrael.com/finding-the-wo… (first one!)
2021 Chaya Passow blogs.timesofisrael.com/use-your-words…
2/ #ChochmatNashim for #Devarim & #TishaBAv 5782 @ChochmatNashim
Tisha B'Av
2020 Jennifer Raskas blogs.timesofisrael.com/as-if-the-trag…
2019 Sara Wolkenfeld blogs.timesofisrael.com/finding-myself…
2019 Shayna Goldberg blogs.timesofisrael.com/mourning-again/
Tisha B'Av
2020 Jennifer Raskas blogs.timesofisrael.com/as-if-the-trag…
2019 Sara Wolkenfeld blogs.timesofisrael.com/finding-myself…
2019 Shayna Goldberg blogs.timesofisrael.com/mourning-again/
3/ #ChochmatNashim for #TishaBAv 5782
@ChochmatNashim authors
2019 Yael Shahar blogs.timesofisrael.com/tisha-bav-shou…
2017 Yael Unterman blogs.timesofisrael.com/commitmentphob…
2016 Aliza Lipkin blogs.timesofisrael.com/eicha-whose-fa…
2015 Aliza Lipkin blogs.timesofisrael.com/seriously-its-…
2015 Yael Unterman blogs.timesofisrael.com/youre-totally-…
@ChochmatNashim authors
2019 Yael Shahar blogs.timesofisrael.com/tisha-bav-shou…
2017 Yael Unterman blogs.timesofisrael.com/commitmentphob…
2016 Aliza Lipkin blogs.timesofisrael.com/eicha-whose-fa…
2015 Aliza Lipkin blogs.timesofisrael.com/seriously-its-…
2015 Yael Unterman blogs.timesofisrael.com/youre-totally-…
107.01/ Week one-hundred and seven, July 30-Aug. 5, 2022, thread begins here.
Week 106 below.
Week 106 below.
107.02/ The absolute ghoulish glee I'm seeing people directing vitriol & dogpiling violence against @AnaMardoll is frightening. I see what you allow yourself to do to people you think are "acceptable" targets.
107.03/ Art
In this week's #Torah portion, we are introduced to several supernatural entities, one of which is called "Rephaim".
Keep in mind that "Rephaim" is older than the OT and is an appropriated word from the Canaanites.
So what were they in ANE literature?
#Devarim
#EBAMeme
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Keep in mind that "Rephaim" is older than the OT and is an appropriated word from the Canaanites.
So what were they in ANE literature?
#Devarim
#EBAMeme
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This week begins the Book of Deuteronomy. It's a collection of narratives with views/legends that are distinct from the others, and are often are at odds with Gen-Num.
Deuteronomy also has several anachronisms that could only have been written much later.
#Devarim
#EBAMeme
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Deuteronomy also has several anachronisms that could only have been written much later.
#Devarim
#EBAMeme
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Here is a thread from my Covenant & Conversation essay on #KiTavo called "A Nation of Storytellers". You can read it at bit.ly/2mhK7K2, listen to it at bit.ly/2lWOXfO, or download the accompanying Family Edition at bit.ly/2kIfJbC. #ShabbatShalom
Here is a thread from my Covenant & Conversation essay on #Devarim called "The Teacher as Hero". You can read it in full here: bit.ly/31uNuNk and download the accompanying Family Edition here: bit.ly/2MPEVbM. #ShabbatShalom
In Deuteronomy, a new word enters the biblical vocabulary: the verb l-m-d, meaning to learn or teach. The verb does not appear even once in Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, or Numbers. In Deuteronomy it appears seventeen times.
There was nothing like this concern for universal education elsewhere in the ancient world. Jews became the people whose heroes were teachers, whose citadels were schools, and whose passion was study and the life of the mind.
Here is a thread from my Covenant & Conversation essay on #Devarim called "Leading a Nation of Individuals". You can read it in full here: bit.ly/2EYj7Wv and download the accompanying Family Edition here: bit.ly/31iQEUK. #ShabbatShalom
In Judaism we are not in the business of counting numbers. The Jewish people always was small, and yet achieved great things. Judaism has a profound mistrust of demagogic leaders who manipulate the emotions of crowds.
Moses at the burning bush spoke of his inability to be eloquent. “I am not a man of words.” He thought this was a failing in a leader. In fact it was the opposite. Moses did not sway people by his oratory. Rather, he lifted them by his teaching.
