How could the people who heard God at Mt. Sinai worship a golden calf? Hear from Rabbi Yonatan Udren how their mistake is one which we can fall into today: confusing the means with the maker.  Inspired by the commentary of Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz on Shemot, and brought to you by the <a href="http://www.rrgbeitmidrash.org/">RRG Beit Midrash</a>, the spiritual home for Hebrew University students on campus.

How could the people who heard God at Mt. Sinai worship a golden calf? Hear from Rabbi Yonatan Udren how their mistake is one which we can fall into today: confusing the means with the maker. Inspired by the commentary of Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz on Shemot, and brought to you by the RRG Beit Midrash, the spiritual home for Hebrew University students on campus.

How could the people who heard God at Mt. Sinai worship a golden calf? Hear from Rabbi Yonatan Udren how their mistake is one which we can fall into today: confusing the means with the maker. &nbsp;Inspired by the commentary of Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz on Shemot, and brought to you by the <a href="http://www.rrgbeitmidrash.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer">RRG Beit Midrash</a>, the spiritual home for Hebrew University students on campus.

Parshat Ki Tisa: Confusing the Means with the Maker

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Parshat Ki Tisa: Confusing the Means with the Maker

Parshat Ki Tisa: Confusing the Means with the Maker