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Draw everyday inspiration from the depths of the Parsha as Rabbi Reuven Wolf weaves mystical interpretation with chassidic teachings into a strong and powerful message that enriches and inspires.

The Parsha In My Life - By Rabbi Reuven Wolf - Maayon Yisroel

Welcome to the JCast Network Total Feed. This podcast feed will provide you with ALL of the many different podcasts that JCast Network creates, all at once. No need to subscribe individually, because it will all come to you just by subscribing here. Are you ready for that much content?

The JCast Network Total Feed

Join Rabbi Danny as he shares a few minutes of learning on the weekly torah portion.

Two Minutes of Torah with Rabbi Danny

A free weekly video podcast featuring excerpts from Living Torah 
and other films by Jewish Educational Media.

A free weekly video podcast featuring excerpts from Living Torah and other films by Jewish Educational Media.

JEMcast

Kabbalah Revealed with Anthony Kosinec introduces "what Kabbalah is" and "what Kabbalah isn't" in this overview of some of its basic concepts, and the difference between authentic Kabbalah and how Kabbalah is popularly viewed. He speaks from the perspective of "practical Kabbalah," as taught today by Rav Michael Laitman, PhD. Essentially, this is the process of how to reveal Kabbalah's hidden aspect: the Upper Worlds—what is hidden behind our five senses.

Kosinec explains that understanding the Kabbalistic "language of branches" is the key to starting a practical application of Kabbalah. He also puts across that a misunderstanding of this language is the reason Kabbalah has been misinterpreted in myriad ways—as religion, mysticism, magic, and many others—and that the key to start applying Kabbalah practically is to first understand that its language only describes the Upper Worlds: higher levels of consciousness completely removed from everything we receive through our five senses. From this basis, one can begin learning what one can do in order to attain these higher levels of consciousness. http://www.kabbalah.info http://bit.ly/WwNffE » Click The Link To Start A Free Kabbalah Course.

Kabbalah Revealed with Anthony Kosinec introduces "what Kabbalah is" and "what Kabbalah isn't" in this overview of some of its basic concepts, and the difference between authentic Kabbalah and how Kabbalah is popularly viewed. He speaks from the perspective of "practical Kabbalah," as taught today by Rav Michael Laitman, PhD. Essentially, this is the process of how to reveal Kabbalah's hidden aspect: the Upper Worlds—what is hidden behind our five senses. Kosinec explains that understanding the Kabbalistic "language of branches" is the key to starting a practical application of Kabbalah. He also puts across that a misunderstanding of this language is the reason Kabbalah has been misinterpreted in myriad ways—as religion, mysticism, magic, and many others—and that the key to start applying Kabbalah practically is to first understand that its language only describes the Upper Worlds: higher levels of consciousness completely removed from everything we receive through our five senses. From this basis, one can begin learning what one can do in order to attain these higher levels of consciousness. http://www.kabbalah.info http://bit.ly/WwNffE » Click The Link To Start A Free Kabbalah Course.

Kabbalah Revealed with Anthony Kosinec

Join Rabbi Ami as he shares from the wellsprings of Jewish spiritual teaching and practice, and guides us on a path of healing, transformation, and awakening to experiencing the Divine.

Awakening with Rabbi Ami Silver

Emuna and body-soul harmony with author, spiritual guide and health coach Rabbi Lazer Brody

Emuna Beams

Hosts Rabbi Chaim Richman and Jim Long discuss the beauty and universality of the eternal Torah and its accessibility and vital connection to every individual: Torah For Everyone

Jerusalem Lights

Join us as we take a deep dive into a topic from the Daf Yomi, the daily page of Talmud, with modern-day Sages of Torah and the world who can draw from their unique expertise to share modern and creative perspectives on the text.

Interleaved: A Talmudic Podcast

A Christian podcast by Lance Lambert Ministries featuring in-depth Bible studies on the Church, Israel, the Return of Christ, and more. Learn more about the teachings of Lance Lambert on our website www.lancelambert.org

May you know the deep, deep love of Jesus.

A Christian podcast by Lance Lambert Ministries featuring in-depth Bible studies on the Church, Israel, the Return of Christ, and more. Learn more about the teachings of Lance Lambert on our website www.lancelambert.org May you know the deep, deep love of Jesus.

Lance Lambert Ministries Podcast

Jordana presents her all-new podcast, “Drink It In”. In this podcast Jordana embarks on a journey with the single mission of inspiring women worldwide. This is a show packed with flavor and excitement -the kind you won't want to miss! Tune in with Jordana!

Check out more at: www.maverickpodcasting.com

Jordana presents her all-new podcast, “Drink It In”. In this podcast Jordana embarks on a journey with the single mission of inspiring women worldwide. This is a show packed with flavor and excitement -the kind you won't want to miss! Tune in with Jordana! Check out more at: www.maverickpodcasting.com

Drink It In

Holy....! Each week we’ll discuss an episode of ”The Good Place” along with a Jewish text or idea or two that relates to the theme of the episode. Hosted by Jon Spira-Savett, rabbi and lover of great TV comedy and ethical philosophy, along with different co-hosts who teach Judaism and Torah and are smart and funny. We may not be as funny as ”The Good Place” itself, but we channel our own inner Chidis and Janets, as well as our Eleanors and Michaels and Tahanis and Jasons. Subscribe now, check in at tovgoodplace.com, and follow us at @tovgoodplace or on Facebook!

Tov! A Podcast About ”The Good Place” and Jewish Ideas

Enjoy a meaningful, thought provoking series of episodes on ideas and topics from the Jewish worlds most prolific Rabbi’s, teachers and influencers.

The Thread

Already well known, The Quick Daf now is available for the very first time with Talmud Yerushalmi. Unlike any shiur of its kind, The Quick Daf Talmud Yerushalmi caters to all learning styles as every word and pasuk is translated and explained and the basic background of the Gemara/Sugya is clarified. Furthermore, it is easy to follow The Quick Daf as the Gemara is depicted and expounded upon in our unique trademark fashion: quick, clear and concise. Our high-quality recordings provide a pleasant listening experience and the quick pace enables you to be up-to-date on the Daf with ease. For more info, comments or feedback, feel free to reach out to us at contact@thequickdaf.com.

Already well known, The Quick Daf now is available for the very first time with Talmud Yerushalmi. Unlike any shiur of its kind, The Quick Daf Talmud Yerushalmi caters to all learning styles as every word and pasuk is translated and explained and the basic background of the Gemara/Sugya is clarified. Furthermore, it is easy to follow The Quick Daf as the Gemara is depicted and expounded upon in our unique trademark fashion: quick, clear and concise. Our high-quality recordings provide a pleasant listening experience and the quick pace enables you to be up-to-date on the Daf with ease. For more info, comments or feedback, feel free to reach out to us at contact@thequickdaf.com.

Already well known, The Quick Daf now is available for the very first time with Talmud Yerushalmi. Unlike any shiur of its kind, The Quick Daf Talmud Yerushalmi caters to all learning styles as every word and pasuk is translated and explained and the basic background of the Gemara/Sugya is clarified. Furthermore, it is easy to follow The Quick Daf as the Gemara is depicted and expounded upon in our unique trademark fashion: quick, clear and concise. Our high-quality recordings provide a pleasant listening experience and the quick pace enables you to be up-to-date on the Daf with ease. For more info, comments or feedback, feel free to reach out to us at&nbsp;contact@thequickdaf.com.

The Quick Daf - Yerushalmi

Renowned Israeli journalist Tamar Ish Shalom will embark on a journey to engage with leaders and key figures in American Jewry to analyze how the war in Israel is reshaping American Jewish identity. Together, they will explore the challenges and opportunities facing American Jews and what the future holds for their relationship with Israel, especially against the backdrop of political developments in both the U.S. and Israel.&nbsp; If you would like to be in touch with us contact: jewishcrossroadspod@gmail.com Tamar on X: <a href="https://x.com/tamarishshalom">https://x.com/tamarishshalom</a> Tamar on Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/tamarishshalom/">https://www.instagram.com/tamarishshalom/</a> JPPI on X: <a href="https://x.com/JewishPolicy">https://x.com/JewishPolicy</a> JPPI on Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/jewishpeoplepolicyinstitute/">https://www.instagram.com/jewishpeoplepolicyinstitute/</a>

Renowned Israeli journalist Tamar Ish Shalom will embark on a journey to engage with leaders and key figures in American Jewry to analyze how the war in Israel is reshaping American Jewish identity. Together, they will explore the challenges and opportunities facing American Jews and what the future holds for their relationship with Israel, especially against the backdrop of political developments in both the U.S. and Israel.  If you would like to be in touch with us contact: jewishcrossroadspod@gmail.com Tamar on X: https://x.com/tamarishshalom Tamar on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tamarishshalom/ JPPI on X: https://x.com/JewishPolicy JPPI on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jewishpeoplepolicyinstitute/

Renowned Israeli journalist Tamar Ish Shalom will embark on a journey to engage with leaders and key figures in American Jewry to analyze how the war in Israel is reshaping American Jewish identity. Together, they will explore the challenges and opportunities facing American Jews and what the future holds for their relationship with Israel, especially against the backdrop of political developments in both the U.S. and Israel.&nbsp; If you would like to be in touch with us contact: jewishcrossroadspod@gmail.com Tamar on X: <a href="https://x.com/tamarishshalom" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://x.com/tamarishshalom</a> Tamar on Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/tamarishshalom/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.instagram.com/tamarishshalom/</a> JPPI on X: <a href="https://x.com/JewishPolicy" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://x.com/JewishPolicy</a> JPPI on Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/jewishpeoplepolicyinstitute/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.instagram.com/jewishpeoplepolicyinstitute/</a>

Jewish Crossroads: Jewish Identity in Times of Crisis

We think Jesus of Nazareth is the king of the land and of humanity. We also think the Bible is a gift from God that gives us wisdom for being human. We aim to “reparadigm” our modern theological and ethical systems to conform to originalist readings of the Bible that honor its ancient Jewish context. Because the Bible is patently NOT a rulebook of universal moral principles but is rather an anthology recounting the grand narrative of human restoration, we think that its wisdom, though antiquated, has binding significance for our present contexts. American Evangelical theology often finds itself adrift from the Bible's ancient contextual moorings, and the bad fruit of modern, western readings continues to become evident in the church and in culture. Evidence of this bad fruit includes all forms of nationalism, exploitative economic and social systems, and consumeristic disregard for God's good creation. This sad commentary has led, not surprisingly, to a widespread rethinking of Christianity in America, manifesting in individuals as "deconstruction." We empathize with those who have deconstructed, and we seek to offer a way in the faith that is not based on Western nationalism or Eurocentrism, brazen political interests, or simplistic epistemic paradigms. We are convinced that as bad as Christianity in the West has often been, the proverbial baby need not be thrown out with the bathwater. We are excited to showcase how a more ancient understanding of the Jesus-faith is not only still relevant but it also offers the healing power our societies desperately need today.For more , check out <a href="https://www.reparadigmed.com/">Reparadigmed.com</a>

We think Jesus of Nazareth is the king of the land and of humanity. We also think the Bible is a gift from God that gives us wisdom for being human. We aim to “reparadigm” our modern theological and ethical systems to conform to originalist readings of the Bible that honor its ancient Jewish context. Because the Bible is patently NOT a rulebook of universal moral principles but is rather an anthology recounting the grand narrative of human restoration, we think that its wisdom, though antiquated, has binding significance for our present contexts. American Evangelical theology often finds itself adrift from the Bible's ancient contextual moorings, and the bad fruit of modern, western readings continues to become evident in the church and in culture. Evidence of this bad fruit includes all forms of nationalism, exploitative economic and social systems, and consumeristic disregard for God's good creation. This sad commentary has led, not surprisingly, to a widespread rethinking of Christianity in America, manifesting in individuals as "deconstruction." We empathize with those who have deconstructed, and we seek to offer a way in the faith that is not based on Western nationalism or Eurocentrism, brazen political interests, or simplistic epistemic paradigms. We are convinced that as bad as Christianity in the West has often been, the proverbial baby need not be thrown out with the bathwater. We are excited to showcase how a more ancient understanding of the Jesus-faith is not only still relevant but it also offers the healing power our societies desperately need today. For more , check out Reparadigmed.com

We think Jesus of Nazareth is the king of the land and of humanity. We also think the Bible is a gift from God that gives us wisdom for being human. We aim to “reparadigm” our modern theological and ethical systems to conform to originalist readings of the Bible that honor its ancient Jewish context. Because the Bible is patently NOT a rulebook of universal moral principles but is rather an anthology recounting the grand narrative of human restoration, we think that its wisdom, though antiquated, has binding significance for our present contexts. American Evangelical theology often finds itself adrift from the Bible's ancient contextual moorings, and the bad fruit of modern, western readings continues to become evident in the church and in culture. Evidence of this bad fruit includes all forms of nationalism, exploitative economic and social systems, and consumeristic disregard for God's good creation. This sad commentary has led, not surprisingly, to a widespread rethinking of Christianity in America, manifesting in individuals as "deconstruction." We empathize with those who have deconstructed, and we seek to offer a way in the faith that is not based on Western nationalism or Eurocentrism, brazen political interests, or simplistic epistemic paradigms. We are convinced that as bad as Christianity in the West has often been, the proverbial baby need not be thrown out with the bathwater. We are excited to showcase how a more ancient understanding of the Jesus-faith is not only still relevant but it also offers the healing power our societies desperately need today.For more , check out <a href="https://www.reparadigmed.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Reparadigmed.com</a>

Reparadigmed Podcast

From Israelite to Jew

Authentic Jewish Mysticism, Kabbalah, and Chassidut from Harav Yitzchak Ginsburgh shlit”a

Kabbalistic Meditation

Classes on Rambam, divided according to the daily schedule.

Rambam - 1 Chapter a Day

Learn a daily class on a Daf of Gemara, the perfect Daf Yomi class; clear and engaging shiurim from Rabbi Avraham Meyer Zajac. Or browse the series for classes on any Masechta and tractate of your choice.

Study Talmud with Rabbi Zajac

The Book of Life  is an interview-format podcast about Jewish kidlit, mostly, with occasional coverage of Jewish YA/adult books, music, film and web,  established in December 2005.
Host: Heidi Rabinowitz
Sponsors: Feldman Children's Library at Congregation B'nai Israel of Boca Raton, Florida & the Association of Jewish Libraries

The Book of Life is an interview-format podcast about Jewish kidlit, mostly, with occasional coverage of Jewish YA/adult books, music, film and web, established in December 2005. Host: Heidi Rabinowitz Sponsors: Feldman Children's Library at Congregation B'nai Israel of Boca Raton, Florida & the Association of Jewish Libraries

The Book of Life  is an interview-format podcast about Jewish kidlit, mostly, with occasional coverage of Jewish YA/adult books, music, film and web,  established in December 2005.
Host: Heidi Rabinowitz
Sponsors: Feldman Children's Library at Congregation B'nai Israel of Boca Raton, Florida &amp; the Association of Jewish Libraries

The Book of Life: Jewish Kidlit (Mostly)

A tribute to the legacy of Rav Samson Raphael Hirsch

Why This Title? It was his motto ’sich selbst begreifendes Ju dentum ’, Judaism understood from within, a term that encapsulates Rav Hirsch’s approach of diving into the essence of Judaism, viewing it through its inherent structures rather than through external lenses.

Under the ”Topical Resources” , you’ll find additional Topics

A tribute to the legacy of Rav Samson Raphael Hirsch Why This Title? It was his motto ’sich selbst begreifendes Ju dentum ’, Judaism understood from within, a term that encapsulates Rav Hirsch’s approach of diving into the essence of Judaism, viewing it through its inherent structures rather than through external lenses. Under the ”Topical Resources” , you’ll find additional Topics

Judaism From Within

Wisdom & Inspiration for the Journey Ahead

Wisdom &amp; Inspiration for the Journey Ahead

Torah of Life

NSN Presents Table for Two:

On Table for Two, join Naomi Nachman -- The Aussie Gourmet -- a personal chef, journalist and serious foodie, on an exhilarating culinary adventure. Each week she is joined by exciting guests, such as cookbook authors, chefs, food-bloggers and restauranteurs to discuss the latest food trends and events. Naomi's passion for food makes this program deliciously entertaining.

The Nachum Segal Network is committed to providing motivating, essential and timely content to an international audience on a daily basis. The principles of its founder, Nachum Segal, guide the network and its staff by providing quality programming that appeals to a sophisticated and informed audience. NSN proudly features content that is dedicated to family values and that encourages a life committed to spiritual growth and the love of Israel.

NSN Presents Table for Two: On Table for Two, join Naomi Nachman -- The Aussie Gourmet -- a personal chef, journalist and serious foodie, on an exhilarating culinary adventure. Each week she is joined by exciting guests, such as cookbook authors, chefs, food-bloggers and restauranteurs to discuss the latest food trends and events. Naomi's passion for food makes this program deliciously entertaining. The Nachum Segal Network is committed to providing motivating, essential and timely content to an international audience on a daily basis. The principles of its founder, Nachum Segal, guide the network and its staff by providing quality programming that appeals to a sophisticated and informed audience. NSN proudly features content that is dedicated to family values and that encourages a life committed to spiritual growth and the love of Israel.

NSN Presents Table for Two:

On Table for Two, join Naomi Nachman -- The Aussie Gourmet -- a personal chef, journalist and serious foodie, on an exhilarating culinary adventure. Each week she is joined by exciting guests, such as cookbook authors, chefs, food-bloggers and restauranteurs to discuss the latest food trends and events. Naomi's passion for food makes this program deliciously entertaining.

The Nachum Segal Network is committed to providing motivating, essential and timely content to an international audience on a daily basis. The principles of its founder, Nachum Segal, guide the network and its staff by providing quality programming that appeals to a sophisticated and informed audience. NSN proudly features content that is dedicated to family values and that encourages a life committed to spiritual growth and the love of Israel.

Table for Two

Awesome talks from the best in the Jewish world

Jewish Wisdom - Only The Good Stuff - SimpleToRemember.com

Join Rabbi Dovid M. Cohen as he interviews top personalities in the field of Jewish Philanthropy!

Jewish Philanthropy Podcast

Life is an amazing journey filled with possibilities. By embracing ourselves and our mistakes, we can regain the power to choose who we want to be, how we want to feel, and what type of life we want to live. Jael Toledo, marriage and family counselor, author, and motivational speaker shows us how.

Momentum expresses deep gratitude to an anonymous donor for the Spanish programming we offer. These podcasts are dedicated to the Jews from the Spanish Inquisition who are finding their way back to their Jewish heritage.

Momentum expresa una profunda gratitud a un donante anónimo por la programación en español que ofrecemos. Estos podcasts están dedicados a los judíos de la Inquisición española que están encontrando el camino de regreso a su herencia judía.

Life is an amazing journey filled with possibilities. By embracing ourselves and our mistakes, we can regain the power to choose who we want to be, how we want to feel, and what type of life we want to live. Jael Toledo, marriage and family counselor, author, and motivational speaker shows us how. Momentum expresses deep gratitude to an anonymous donor for the Spanish programming we offer. These podcasts are dedicated to the Jews from the Spanish Inquisition who are finding their way back to their Jewish heritage. Momentum expresa una profunda gratitud a un donante anónimo por la programación en español que ofrecemos. Estos podcasts están dedicados a los judíos de la Inquisición española que están encontrando el camino de regreso a su herencia judía.

Descubre Tu Poder Interior

A 5 part series exploring the Torah’s version of personality characteristics through the body and soul and practical ways to understand those around you.

The Kabbalah of You

The Yeshiva World Podcast

Hosted by Aaron Berg and Andrew Davidsburg, Badass Jews digs into the untold stories of the Athletes, Soldiers, Spies and all-around tough guys that lived their lives in true Macacbian style. We dig into legends of those Hebraic heroes who made our people proud whether it was in winning gold, saving drowning children, or throwing Nazis through plate glass windows. The legends of these yids range from Superhuman strength to unequaled bravery. Never starting the fight, but always finishing it.&nbsp; Created By:&nbsp; Aaron Berg and Andrew Davidsburg Produced By:&nbsp; Peter Banos

Hosted by Aaron Berg and Andrew Davidsburg, Badass Jews digs into the untold stories of the Athletes, Soldiers, Spies and all-around tough guys that lived their lives in true Macacbian style. We dig into legends of those Hebraic heroes who made our people proud whether it was in winning gold, saving drowning children, or throwing Nazis through plate glass windows. The legends of these yids range from Superhuman strength to unequaled bravery. Never starting the fight, but always finishing it.  Created By:  Aaron Berg and Andrew Davidsburg Produced By:  Peter Banos

Badass Jews

“Ever wondered what The Simpsons has to say about Bereishit? Or what Shrek can teach us about Bamidbar? Join Valerie Brown and Shoshana Gottlieb each week as they explore the parasha through iconic pop culture moments, live from the room next door to the Pardes Beit Midrash”

Pop Culture Parasha

Religion and faith are important for millions of people worldwide. While ancient traditions can provide important beliefs and values for life, it can be hard to apply them to our lives today. And yet, weaving them into our days can bring benefits––greater meaning in life, more alignment between our beliefs and our actions, and deeper personal connection to our faith and each other.&nbsp;In Living Our Beliefs, we delve into where and how Jews, Christians, and Muslims express their faith each day––at work, at home, and in public––so that we can see the familiar and unfamiliar in new ways. Learning from other religions and denominations invites us to notice similarities and differences. Comparing beliefs and practices prompts us to be more curious and open to other people, reducing the natural challenge of encountering the Other. Every person’s life and religious practice is unique. Join us on this journey of discovery and reflection. Starter episodes with Jews:&nbsp; Mikveh: Reclaiming an Ancient Jewish Ritual – Haviva Ner-David Honoring and Challenging Jewish Orthodoxy – Dr. Lindsay Simmonds The Interfaith Green Sabbath Project – Jonathan Schorsch Starter episodes with Christians: Is a Loving God in the Brokenness and Darkness? – Will Berry Queering Contemplation and Finding a Home in Christianity – Cassidy Hall Embodying the Christian Faith: Tattoos and Pilgrimage – Mookie Manalili Starter episodes with Muslims:&nbsp; Religious Pluralism v. White Supremacy in America Today – Wajahat Ali How to be Visibly Muslim in the US Government – Fatima Pashaei Bonus. Understanding the American Muslim Experience (Dr. Amir Hussain)

Religion and faith are important for millions of people worldwide. While ancient traditions can provide important beliefs and values for life, it can be hard to apply them to our lives today. And yet, weaving them into our days can bring benefits––greater meaning in life, more alignment between our beliefs and our actions, and deeper personal connection to our faith and each other.   In Living Our Beliefs, we delve into where and how Jews, Christians, and Muslims express their faith each day––at work, at home, and in public––so that we can see the familiar and unfamiliar in new ways. Learning from other religions and denominations invites us to notice similarities and differences. Comparing beliefs and practices prompts us to be more curious and open to other people, reducing the natural challenge of encountering the Other. Every person’s life and religious practice is unique. Join us on this journey of discovery and reflection. Starter episodes with Jews:  Mikveh: Reclaiming an Ancient Jewish Ritual – Haviva Ner-David Honoring and Challenging Jewish Orthodoxy – Dr. Lindsay Simmonds The Interfaith Green Sabbath Project – Jonathan Schorsch Starter episodes with Christians: Is a Loving God in the Brokenness and Darkness? – Will Berry Queering Contemplation and Finding a Home in Christianity – Cassidy Hall Embodying the Christian Faith: Tattoos and Pilgrimage – Mookie Manalili Starter episodes with Muslims:  Religious Pluralism v. White Supremacy in America Today – Wajahat Ali How to be Visibly Muslim in the US Government – Fatima Pashaei Bonus. Understanding the American Muslim Experience (Dr. Amir Hussain)

Living Our Beliefs: Exploring Faith & Religion in Daily Life

Each week, Rabbi Sprung uncovers a hidden layer of the Parsha through the lens of the Maimonides's Guide of the Perplexed — where reason meets revelation, and ancient words illuminate timeless questions. Listen to Unperplexed on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.

Each week, Rabbi Sprung uncovers a hidden layer of the Parsha through the lens of the Maimonides's Guide of the Perplexed — where reason meets revelation, and ancient words illuminate timeless questions. Listen to Unperplexed on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.

Unperplexed: Parsha Lessons from Maimonides's Guide of the Perplexed

Rabbi Ginsburgh demonstrates how Relativity, Quantum Mechanics and String Theory use the language of science to describe the presence of G-d in the world, and how to use that knowledge in our lives.

Kabbalah & Physics

The Old Testament of the Bible contains many mysterious passages. In 1 Chronicles 4:9-10, we find a short prayer uttered by an obscure man:

"Jabez was more honorable than his brothers. His mother named him 'Jabez' saying, 'Because I bore him with pain.' Now, Jabez called on the God of Israel saying, 'Oh, Lord, bless me indeed and expand my territory. Keep Your hand on me, and keep evil from me, that I may not cause pain!' And God granted him what he requested."

Nothing is known about the man who voiced this heartfelt cry to God. He appears to be a man whose family was erased from Israel's history. But if the man and his family's memories were erased, why is he mentioned at all? And why does his prayer appear in a listing of the members of the tribe of Judah?

In "Jabez: Conceived in Pain, Delivered in Victory" we meet the man behind the prayer. We discover why his family could not be mentioned in the chronicles of the tribes. We learn why he was more honorable than his brothers.

More importantly, we find a man with whom many of us can identify. He is a man with a pitiful past and no hope for a future. He is a man who struggles to find meaning and significance in life. He is a man who is desperate to be accepted by his fellow man.

But most of all, he is a man who craves a relationship with God.

In the end, Jabez turns out to be more than an obscure man in a forgotten time. Instead, he is found to be a man whose prayer had a significant impact on the history of Israel. Though the story takes places over 3,000 years ago, its impact still affects us today.

And it all started with the story of a life, told to one small boy.

The Old Testament of the Bible contains many mysterious passages. In 1 Chronicles 4:9-10, we find a short prayer uttered by an obscure man: "Jabez was more honorable than his brothers. His mother named him 'Jabez' saying, 'Because I bore him with pain.' Now, Jabez called on the God of Israel saying, 'Oh, Lord, bless me indeed and expand my territory. Keep Your hand on me, and keep evil from me, that I may not cause pain!' And God granted him what he requested." Nothing is known about the man who voiced this heartfelt cry to God. He appears to be a man whose family was erased from Israel's history. But if the man and his family's memories were erased, why is he mentioned at all? And why does his prayer appear in a listing of the members of the tribe of Judah? In "Jabez: Conceived in Pain, Delivered in Victory" we meet the man behind the prayer. We discover why his family could not be mentioned in the chronicles of the tribes. We learn why he was more honorable than his brothers. More importantly, we find a man with whom many of us can identify. He is a man with a pitiful past and no hope for a future. He is a man who struggles to find meaning and significance in life. He is a man who is desperate to be accepted by his fellow man. But most of all, he is a man who craves a relationship with God. In the end, Jabez turns out to be more than an obscure man in a forgotten time. Instead, he is found to be a man whose prayer had a significant impact on the history of Israel. Though the story takes places over 3,000 years ago, its impact still affects us today. And it all started with the story of a life, told to one small boy.

Jabez: Conceived in Pain, Delivered in Victory

PeaceCast is a podcast produced in Washington, DC by New Jewish Narrative (formerly Americans for Peace Now and Ameinu). We engage in nuanced conversations with people working towards peace and progress in Israel and Palestine.  Episodes feature experts, activists, advocates and scholars whose work or passion is Israeli-Palestinian peace.

Learn more about New Jewish Narrative: https://www.newjewishnarrative.org/

PeaceCast is a podcast produced in Washington, DC by New Jewish Narrative (formerly Americans for Peace Now and Ameinu). We engage in nuanced conversations with people working towards peace and progress in Israel and Palestine. Episodes feature experts, activists, advocates and scholars whose work or passion is Israeli-Palestinian peace. Learn more about New Jewish Narrative: https://www.newjewishnarrative.org/

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