This Weeks Torah

The question is not “were you at Sinai?” but “were you there after Sinai?” Rabbi David Ingber on Parshat Mishpatim. For more information please visit romemu.org.

In this episode of Verse Per Verse, Amichai explore the torah portion Mishpatim. More specifically, “Lauviticus” explores Exodus, Chapter 23, Verse 12 and the word Nafesh. Nafesh has many possible translations, but Amichai explores the connection between this word and it’s root word Nefesh. How do these two words connect? Listen in to how Amichai explores grapples with this question.

In this episode of Verse Per Verse, Amichai explore the torah portion Mishpatim. More specifically, “Lauviticus” explores Exodus, Chapter 23, Verse 12 and the word Nafesh. Nafesh has many possible translations, but Amichai explores the connection between this word and it’s root word Nefesh. How do these two words connect? Listen in to how Amichai explores grapples with this question.

In this episode of Verse Per Verse, Amichai explore the torah portion Mishpatim. More specifically, “Lauviticus” explores Exodus, Chapter 23, Verse 12 and the word Nafesh. Nafesh has many possible translations, but Amichai explores the connection between this word and it’s root word Nefesh. How do these two words connect? Listen in to how Amichai explores grapples with this question.

In this episode of Verse Per Verse, Amichai explore the torah portion Mishpatim. More specifically, “Lauviticus” explores Exodus, Chapter 23, Verse 12 and the word Nafesh. Nafesh has many possible translations, but Amichai explores the connection between this word and it’s root word Nefesh. How do these two words connect? Listen in to how Amichai explores grapples with this question.

For a long-time now, Rabbi Danny Burkeman has been writing a weekly piece on the torah portion, but now it is available as a podcast. We hope you will enjoy it.

For a long-time now, Rabbi Danny Burkeman has been writing a weekly piece on the torah portion, but now it is available as a podcast. We hope you will enjoy it.

For a long-time now, Rabbi Danny Burkeman has been writing a weekly piece on the torah portion, but now it is available as a podcast. We hope you will enjoy it.

For a long-time now, Rabbi Danny Burkeman has been writing a weekly piece on the torah portion, but now it is available as a podcast. We hope you will enjoy it.

Rabbi David Ingber explores the narrative of a visit by Moshe’s father-in-law Jethro and discovers three preconditions of arriving at Sinai. For more information please visit romemu.org.