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What Kind of Courage?

December 11, 2010 No comment(s)
What Kind of Courage?

Judah approached, and said, “Oh my lord, let your servant, I beg you, speak a word in my lord’s ears,…

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Family, Love, Torah

Waiting for her Daughter

December 11, 2010 No comment(s)
Waiting for her Daughter

People have asked me how I write a dvar Torah. In my own practice, I have several different processes for…

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Torah

Birthright Soup (Recipe)

November 4, 2010 No comment(s)
Birthright Soup (Recipe)

Why did Esau sell his birthright to Jacob for a bowl of red lentils? Prepare this recipe for “Birthright Soup”…

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Political, Torah

Self-Correcting Cities

October 21, 2010 No comment(s)

What makes Sodom such a sinful city?  Torah tells us that the people would gather into a mob to abuse…

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Spirituality, Torah

Gates of Tears

December 17, 2009 No comment(s)
Gates of Tears

From the day that the Temple was destroyed, the heavenly gates of prayer were locked. . . nevertheless, the gates of tears…

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Family, Interfaith, Torah

Ambiguous Kiss

December 3, 2009 No comment(s)
Ambiguous Kiss

The Ambiguous Kiss (2009/5770) Brothers Jacob and Esau parted in conflict. Then, after years of separation, they met again. Torah…

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Feminism, Prayer, Torah

Rachel & Leah in the Amidah

November 26, 2009 No comment(s)
Rachel & Leah in the Amidah

“Rachel and Leah answered, saying, is there a place for us in our father’s house?” (Bereisheet/Genesis 31:14) Should the names…

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Prayer, Torah

Unselfish Prayer?

November 12, 2009 No comment(s)

In Jewish tradition, we think of prayer as tefillah, self-examination; shevach, praise; and bakashah, request. Traditional bakashot are unselfish general requests that benefit many: healing, world peace, good weather for…

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Reading Between the Lines of Isaac's Binding

November 5, 2009 No comment(s)

“God said: please take your son, your only one, whom you love, Yitzchak…and offer him there for a burnt offering.…

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Laura indoors: Jenn Fontaine. Laura outdoors: Charles Kaplan. Torah scroll: Anita Fonseca-Quezada

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