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"All of Israel are children of kings". This principle is often invoked in the Talmud, and often rejected. We look at the various examples and try and figure out what and when we can see ourselves as royalty. This gives us food for thought as we enter the high holiday preparations, and start saying, audaciously, Avinu Malkeinu, "Our Father, Our King."
Sources: Mishna Berachot 1:2; Shabbat 128a; Taanit 25a.
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Some post-Pesach thoughts.... if chametz is so bad, why does Jewish law require it? Why is chametz central to Shavuot, and to life? Rebbe Nachman gives us some clues.
*Sources can be found here: www.sefaria.org/sheets/33290?lang=bi
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Published 05/02/22
One text leads to another, faces are masks are words are invitations are interpretations. We go on a journey within Jewish law and lore, from wedding feasts to Purim costumes to heretical readings of the Torah.
You can find all the texts here, and maybe reading along will make the listening...
Published 03/29/22