This season of Turn it & Turn it is on the topic of: "Divinity & Humanity"

Within Jewish tradition there are a range of views concerning the nazir. The sessions will focus on the biblical view(s) of the Nazarite as it emerges from the description of the nazir of in the sixth chapter of Bamidbar, as well as biblical narratives and prophetic allusions. This will be followed by an examination of rabbinic texts on the same subject.

This audio was originally captured from Zoom on 03/09/2023 as part of Drisha's Spring Zman. 

This season of Turn it & Turn it is on the topic of: "Divinity & Humanity"

Within Jewish tradition there are a range of views concerning the nazir. The sessions will focus on the biblical view(s) of the Nazarite as it emerges from the description of the nazir of in the sixth chapter of Bamidbar, as well as biblical narratives and prophetic allusions. This will be followed by an examination of rabbinic texts on the same subject.

This audio was originally captured from Zoom on 03/02/2023 as part of Drisha's Spring Zman. 

This season of Turn it & Turn it is on the topic of: "Divinity & Humanity"

Within Jewish tradition there are a range of views concerning the nazir. The sessions will focus on the biblical view(s) of the Nazarite as it emerges from the description of the nazir of in the sixth chapter of Bamidbar, as well as biblical narratives and prophetic allusions. This will be followed by an examination of rabbinic texts on the same subject.

This audio was originally captured from Zoom on 02/23/2023 as part of Drisha's Spring Zman. 

This season of Turn it & Turn it is on the topic of: "Divinity & Humanity"

Within Jewish tradition there are a range of views concerning the nazir. The sessions will focus on the biblical view(s) of the Nazarite as it emerges from the description of the nazir of in the sixth chapter of Bamidbar, as well as biblical narratives and prophetic allusions. This will be followed by an examination of rabbinic texts on the same subject. 

This audio was originally captured from Zoom on 02/16/2023 as part of Drisha's Spring Zman. 

This season of Turn it & Turn it is on the topic of: "Divinity & Humanity"

Within Jewish tradition there are a range of views concerning the nazir. The sessions will focus on the biblical view(s) of the Nazarite as it emerges from the description of the nazir of in the sixth chapter of Bamidbar, as well as biblical narratives and prophetic allusions. This will be followed by an examination of rabbinic texts on the same subject.

This audio was originally captured from Zoom on 02/09/2023 as part of Drisha's Spring Zman. 

This season of Turn it & Turn it is on the topic of: "Divinity & Humanity"

Within Jewish tradition there are a range of views concerning the nazir. The sessions will focus on the biblical view(s) of the Nazarite as it emerges from the description of the nazir of in the sixth chapter of Bamidbar, as well as biblical narratives and prophetic allusions. This will be followed by an examination of rabbinic texts on the same subject.

This audio was originally captured from Zoom on 02/02/2023 as part of Drisha's Spring Zman. 

This season of Turn it & Turn it is on the topic of: "Divinity & Humanity"

The doctrine that humans were created in God’s image is supposed to tell us that there’s something unique and something special, even sacred, about humanity. It is a principle about humans, and therefore, you could call it anthropological. But the principle also tells us something about God. In other words, it’s also a theological principle. What is it that God shares with humans? Does God have an emotional life? Is God a person? Are these questions not heretical? Come along to find out!

This audio was originally captured from Zoom on 12/20/2020 as part of Drisha's Fall Zman. 

This season of Turn it & Turn it is on the topic of: "Divinity & Humanity"

The doctrine that humans were created in God’s image is supposed to tell us that there’s something unique and something special, even sacred, about humanity. It is a principle about humans, and therefore, you could call it anthropological. But the principle also tells us something about God. In other words, it’s also a theological principle. What is it that God shares with humans? Does God have an emotional life? Is God a person? Are these questions not heretical? Come along to find out!

This audio was originally captured from Zoom on 12/13/2020 as part of Drisha's Fall Zman. 

This season of Turn it & Turn it is on the topic of: "Divinity & Humanity"

The doctrine that humans were created in God’s image is supposed to tell us that there’s something unique and something special, even sacred, about humanity. It is a principle about humans, and therefore, you could call it anthropological. But the principle also tells us something about God. In other words, it’s also a theological principle. What is it that God shares with humans? Does God have an emotional life? Is God a person? Are these questions not heretical? Come along to find out!

This audio was originally captured from Zoom on 12/06/2020 as part of Drisha's Fall Zman. 

This season of Turn it & Turn it is on the topic of: "Divinity & Humanity"

The Torah teaches us that humanity is created in the divine image. Chazal develop and apply this theme in a number of places, and their discussions lay bare important questions about the nature of the divine image. In particular, several Talmudic passages explicitly address how the divine image maps onto categories of religion, race, and gender, as they apply this definition of humanity in a variety of halakhic areas. This class offers a close reading of those sugyot and their interpreters, aiming to better understand this timely and timeless definition of humanity. 

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This audio was originally captured from Zoom on 11/08/2020 as part of Drisha's Fall Zman.