For 1,500 years the Israelites had looked for their high priest, the descendants of Aaron, to represent them before God and offer sacrifices for their sins. It was really important for the Hebrews to ...
St. Francis in the Foothills United Methodist Church's adult education program will offer a course next month exploring the Hebrew scriptures from a modern, scholarly perspective. The four-session ...
Torah is the wisdom of God. Rambam states that in contrast to man, whose wisdom is acquired, God’s wisdom is one with God ...
Yet, a new study demonstrates how some of Israel’s most critical interfaces are behind a Hebrew wall. Today, Israeli ...
About interfaith voices. The weekly “Interfaith Voices” column includes a regular rotation of writers representing the broad ...
The rhythm of creation in six days of work followed by Shabbat reveals a universe that balances growth and destruction, change and stability. Each day of creation brings forth something new: light, ...
For there is no peace. For Hamas has already vowed to prepare the next attack. For the people on both sides of the border are wounded and in pain and mostly indifferent to the suffering of the people ...
Climate change should be THE hot topic (pun intended), especially because it isn’t only a matter of contemporary concern. In fact, humanity has been through climate devastation before; surprisingly we ...
The opening word of the Torah, בְּרֵאשִׁית, “in the beginning”, already encoded all of what was to come, the potential of ...
The Torah begins not with law or lineage but with wonder. “Bereishit bara Elohim.” It’s usually translated as, “In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth.” Past tense. A past event. A ...
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