It is hard to overstate the importance of Saadia Gaon (d. 942) - as a thinker, linguist, jurist and poet. He lived during a period of great intellectual creativity, and this is amply reflected in his writings. In this short series with Raf, we’ll meet...
It is hard to overstate the importance of Saadia Gaon (d. 942) - as a thinker, linguist, jurist and poet. He lived during a period of great intellectual creativity, and this is amply reflected in his writings. In this short series with Raf, we’ll meet...
It is hard to overstate the importance of Saadia Gaon (d. 942) - as a thinker, linguist, jurist and poet. He lived during a period of great intellectual creativity, and this is amply reflected in his writings. In this short series with Raf, we’ll meet...
It is hard to overstate the importance of Saadia Gaon (d. 942) - as a thinker, linguist, jurist and poet. He lived during a period of great intellectual creativity, and this is amply reflected in his writings. In this short series with Raf, we’ll meet...
A 4-part series In 1883, Jerusalem antiquities dealer Moses Wilhelm Shapira arrived in London with a set of blackened leather fragments said to have been found by Bedouins in a cave near the Dead Sea. The fragments contained a strange and fascinating version of Deuteronomy, and...
A 4-part series In 1883, Jerusalem antiquities dealer Moses Wilhelm Shapira arrived in London with a set of blackened leather fragments said to have been found by Bedouins in a cave near the Dead Sea. The fragments contained a strange and fascinating version of Deuteronomy, and...
A 4-part series In 1883, Jerusalem antiquities dealer Moses Wilhelm Shapira arrived in London with a set of blackened leather fragments said to have been found by Bedouins in a cave near the Dead Sea. The fragments contained a strange and fascinating version of Deuteronomy, and...
A 4-part series In 1883, Jerusalem antiquities dealer Moses Wilhelm Shapira arrived in London with a set of blackened leather fragments said to have been found by Bedouins in a cave near the Dead Sea. The fragments contained a strange and fascinating version of Deuteronomy, and...
A 4-part series In 1883, Jerusalem antiquities dealer Moses Wilhelm Shapira arrived in London with a set of blackened leather fragments said to have been found by Bedouins in a cave near the Dead Sea. The fragments contained a strange and fascinating version of Deuteronomy, and...
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...
