Dvar Chayei Sarah 11/23/2019 by Gordon A. Glenn
Dvar Chayei Sarah 11/23/2019 by Gordon A. Glenn Dear Abby: I am devastated and heartbroken. My husband has lost his mind. We married young and were very much in […]
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Dvar Chayei Sarah 11/23/2019 by Gordon A. Glenn Dear Abby: I am devastated and heartbroken. My husband has lost his mind. We married young and were very much in […]
Dvarim: Conversing with a chatbot by Joe Nalven (July 22, 2023) This drash on Deuteronomy 1-3 is composed by my questions and answers from two AI chatbots (Bard and ChatGPT).
Joe Nalven – September 29, 2022 Rebekah’s Choice ─ Toldot Summary[i] Toldot ─ Genesis 25:19 – 28:9 Isaac prays on behalf of Rebekah for a child and
Divine or Human? The Dire Consequences of Curses (Deuteronomy 31 Vayeilech) By Joe Nalven Summary: Parashat Vayeilech[i] (“and he went”), Deuteronomy 31, tells about Moses’ last day of life. He
Shabbat Shuvah September 26, 2020 / Deuteronomy 32: Ha’azinu Ha’azinu: Leaders Speak: Ancient Israel and Modern America Summary Moses and the Lord rebuke the Children of Israel in
Shabbat Shuvah October 5, 2019 Vayelech: Incomplete Leadership Models Summary: Parashat Vayelech (“and he went”), Deuteronomy 31, tells about Moses’ last day of life. He says to all of Israel:
Shabbat Shuvah ─ Vayelech ─ And he went September 15, 2018 / 6th of Tishrei, 5779 by Joe Nalven Torah summaries[i] for Vayelech generally ignore the significant, yet terrible, verse
Chukat Numbers 19:1–22:1 Dvar by Joe Nalven, June 23, 2018 The Red Heifer Puzzle Summary[i] Moses and Aaron are told the ritual of the Red Heifer and commanded to tell
Ha’azinu [Listen] Deuteronomy 32 DVAR / Shabbat Shuvah / September 21, 2017 by Joe Nalven For the last several years I’ve given a dvar on Shabbat Shuva. Each year
Dvar by Joseph Oppenheimer, July 8, 2017, at the Beth Israel Minyan marking the 77th anniversary of his bar mitzvah Shabbat shalom! I feel blessed to be here today to