Although the Talmud is primarily known as a work of commentary, argumentation and law, it is also a repository for a large number of stories that the rabbis told - some of a weird and wonderful nature, and some whose purpose remains mysterious even today....
Although the Talmud is primarily known as a work of commentary, argumentation and law, it is also a repository for a large number of stories that the rabbis told - some of a weird and wonderful nature, and some whose purpose remains mysterious even today....
Although the Talmud is primarily known as a work of commentary, argumentation and law, it is also a repository for a large number of stories that the rabbis told - some of a weird and wonderful nature, and some whose purpose remains mysterious even today....
Although the Talmud is primarily known as a work of commentary, argumentation and law, it is also a repository for a large number of stories that the rabbis told - some of a weird and wonderful nature, and some whose purpose remains mysterious even today....
Although the Talmud is primarily known as a work of commentary, argumentation and law, it is also a repository for a large number of stories that the rabbis told - some of a weird and wonderful nature, and some whose purpose remains mysterious even today....
Curious about entering the world of Kabbalah? This course offers a guided and welcoming entry into the Zohar, the foundational text of Jewish mysticism, while also creating space for deeper textual challenge.The course is divided into two complementary sections, both connected to the weekly parshah...
In Part 1, we introduced the Shapira manuscripts: leather fragments brought to London in 1883 that seemed to preserve an ancient and dramatically different form of Deuteronomy, were dismissed as forgeries, and then disappeared. We also began studying the text preserved in them. In Part...
In Part 1, we introduced the Shapira manuscripts: leather fragments brought to London in 1883 that seemed to preserve an ancient and dramatically different form of Deuteronomy, were dismissed as forgeries, and then disappeared. We also began studying the text preserved in them. In Part...
In Part 1, we introduced the Shapira manuscripts: leather fragments brought to London in 1883 that seemed to preserve an ancient and dramatically different form of Deuteronomy, were dismissed as forgeries, and then disappeared. We also began studying the text preserved in them. In Part...
In Part 1, we introduced the Shapira manuscripts: leather fragments brought to London in 1883 that seemed to preserve an ancient and dramatically different form of Deuteronomy, were dismissed as forgeries, and then disappeared. We also began studying the text preserved in them. In Part...
