This Weeks Torah

An invitation to the largest possible circle that we draw around ourselves. Rabbi David Ingber on Shabbat Hagadol. For more information please visit romemu.org.

An invitation to the largest possible circle that we draw around ourselves. Rabbi David Ingber on Shabbat Hagadol. For more information please visit romemu.org.

An invitation to the largest possible circle that we draw around ourselves. Rabbi David Ingber on Shabbat Hagadol. For more information please visit romemu.org.

In this episode of Verse Per Verse, Amichai explore the torah portion Tzav. As we are only days away from the start of Passover, Amichai, not surprisingly, delves into the word “Matzot”. This staple of Passover, has a much deeper meaning in the Jewish texts. In Leviticus, Chapter Six, Verses 7 and 8, Matzot are discussed. While some would merely translate this word as unleavened bread, what would you think of a translation that says that it means “holy things”? Listen to this weeks episode to delve deeper with Amichai, “Verse Per Verse.”

In this episode of Verse Per Verse, Amichai explore the torah portion Tzav. As we are only days away from the start of Passover, Amichai, not surprisingly, delves into the word “Matzot”. This staple of Passover, has a much deeper meaning in the Jewish texts. In Leviticus, Chapter Six, Verses 7 and 8, Matzot are discussed. While some would merely translate this word as unleavened bread, what would you think of a translation that says that it means “holy things”? Listen to this weeks episode to delve deeper with Amichai, “Verse Per Verse.”

In this episode of Verse Per Verse, Amichai explore the torah portion Tzav. As we are only days away from the start of Passover, Amichai, not surprisingly, delves into the word “Matzot”. This staple of Passover, has a much deeper meaning in the Jewish texts. In Leviticus, Chapter Six, Verses 7 and 8, Matzot are discussed. While some would merely translate this word as unleavened bread, what would you think of a translation that says that it means “holy things”? Listen to this weeks episode to delve deeper with Amichai, “Verse Per Verse.”

In this episode of Verse Per Verse, Amichai explore the torah portion Tzav. As we are only days away from the start of Passover, Amichai, not surprisingly, delves into the word “Matzot”. This staple of Passover, has a much deeper meaning in the Jewish texts. In Leviticus, Chapter Six, Verses 7 and 8, Matzot are discussed. While some would merely translate this word as unleavened bread, what would you think of a translation that says that it means “holy things”? Listen to this weeks episode to delve deeper with Amichai, “Verse Per Verse.”

It is interesting to ask what will 2011 be remembered for. In today’s society it is easy to find negative events which we can unite around, but what about finding times of joy and celebration to come together as a community. The installation of the Priesthood can offer us important lessons about joining together as […]

It is interesting to ask what will 2011 be remembered for. In today’s society it is easy to find negative events which we can unite around, but what about finding times of joy and celebration to come together as a community. The installation of the Priesthood can offer us important lessons about joining together as […]

It is interesting to ask what will 2011 be remembered for. In today’s society it is easy to find negative events which we can unite around, but what about finding times of joy and celebration to come together as a community. The installation of the Priesthood can offer us important lessons about joining together as […]