All posts tagged "Torah"
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957Rabbi Lord Jonathan SacksJonathan Sacks – The Story We Tell
Jonathan Sacks – The Story We Tell The setting: Jerusalem some twenty centuries ago. The occasion: bringing first fruits to the Temple. Here...
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1.4KGuest ContributorsLevi Welton – Fight Jewish Stereotypes by Sanctifying God’s Name
Levi Welton – Fight Jewish Stereotypes by Sanctifying God’s Name repost with permission In the summer of 1966, Stephen Carter, who is...
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997Rabbi Lord Jonathan SacksJonathan Sacks – Social Capital & Fallen Donkeys
Jonathan Sacks – Social Capital & Fallen Donkeys Many years ago, Elaine and I were being driven to the Catskills, a long-time...
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955SteveAriel Ben Avraham – JERUSALEM IN THE BOOK OF PSALMS (XXV-VI-VII)
Ariel Ben Avraham – JERUSALEM IN THE BOOK OF PSALMS (XXV-VI-VII) XXV “In the return of the Lord with the tribes of...
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1.1KRabbi Lord Jonathan SacksJonathan Sacks – To Lead is to Serve
Jonathan Sacks – To Lead is to Serve Our parsha talks about monarchy: “When you enter the land that the Lord your...
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1.5KRabbi Lord Jonathan SacksJonathan Sacks – On Not Being A Victim
Jonathan Sacks – On Not Being A Victim Making a series of programmes for the BBC on morality in the twenty-first century,...
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1.4KRabbi Lord Jonathan SacksJonathan Sacks – Listen. Really Listen.
Jonathan Sacks – Listen. Really Listen. Some 20 or so years ago, with the help from the Ashdown Foundation, I initiated a...
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914SteveAriel Ben Avraham – JERUSALEM IN THE BOOK OF PSALMS (XXIII & XXIV)
Ariel Ben Avraham – JERUSALEM IN THE BOOK OF PSALMS (XXIII & XXIV) XXIII “Pray for Jerusalem of peace, in abundance...
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1.2KRabbi Lord Jonathan SacksJonathan Sacks – Making Love Last
Jonathan Sacks – Making Love Last Over the past few months I’ve been having conversations with leading thinkers, intellectuals, innovators and philanthropists...
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1.1KRabbi Lord Jonathan SacksJonathan Sacks – The Effective Critic
Jonathan Sacks – The Effective Critic The first verse of Devarim, the fifth and culminating book of the Torah, sounds prosaic. “These...
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1.2KRabbi Lord Jonathan SacksJonathan Sacks – Miles to Go Before I Sleep
Jonathan Sacks – Miles to Go Before I Sleep Etre ailleurs, “To be elsewhere – the great vice of this race, its...
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995Rabbi Lord Jonathan SacksJonathan Sacks -‘Seven Principles for Maintaining Jewish Dialogue’
Jonathan Sacks -‘Seven Principles for Maintaining Jewish Dialogue’ This Sunday is the Fast of Tammuz, and with it begins the period of...
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1.2KRabbi Lord Jonathan SacksJonathan Sacks – A People that Dwells Alone
Jonathan Sacks – A People that Dwells Alone This is an extraordinary moment in Jewish history, for good and not-so-good reasons. For...
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1.2KRabbi Lord Jonathan SacksJonathan Sacks – The Consolations of Mortality
Jonathan Sacks – The Consolations of Mortality Chukat is about mortality. In it we read of the death of two of Israel’s...
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1.2KRabbi Lord Jonathan SacksJonathan Sacks – The First Populist
Jonathan Sacks – The First Populist The story of Korach has much to teach us about one of the most disturbing phenomena...
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1.1KRabbi Lord Jonathan SacksJonathan Sacks – Seeing What Isn’t There
Jonathan Sacks – Seeing What Isn’t There In Philadelphia there lives a gentle, gracious, grey-haired man, by now in his late-90s, whom...
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1.3KRabbi Lord Jonathan SacksJonathan Sacks – Faith & Friendship
Jonathan Sacks – Faith & Friendship In this week’s parsha Moshe reaches his lowest ebb. Not surprisingly. After all that had happened...
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1.2KRabbi Lord Jonathan SacksJonathan Sacks – Lifting Heads
Jonathan Sacks – Lifting Heads The word Naso that gives its name to this week’s parsha is a verb of an extraordinary range of...
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2.0KRabbi Lord Jonathan SacksJonathan Sacks – The Two Journeys
Jonathan Sacks – The Two Journeys The books of Shemot and Bamidbar have some striking similarities. They are both about journeys. They...
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1.8KBarry ShawBarry Shaw – The Bible Predicted the Opening of the US Embassy in Jerusalem.
Barry Shaw – The Bible Predicted the Opening of the US Embassy in Jerusalem. The May 14 celebrations surrounding the opening of...
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