A Random Walk With Rashi: Adrift Without Punctuation
Love means never having to say you’re it, son.
Love means never having to say you’re it, son.
Join us as we tackle a verse devoid of Rashi’s insights.
We continue with Abraham and Issac. This week we tackle more of the Akedah, the binding of Isaac.
Moriah-gate: What Did Abraham Know, and When Did He Know It ?
Barreling down a biblical highway with only two outcomes to be had.
We turn our focus back on Abraham, as we divert our gaze toward Israel.
Join us as we leave Ishmael, and align our study group with the verses traditionally read on the High Holidays. Buckle up, place your biblical tray tables in their upright positions, and let’s begin!
“We pick things up where Hagar and her son Ishmael have been banished from Gerar, and have just plotzed from exhaustion in the desert,” begins Phil’s humorous summary of Rashi’s thoughts. Join him.
Our G-d who art in Hendiadys, Hapox Legonimen be thy name.
A Teleological Suspension of the Ethical (trust me).
From toi, toi, toi (kina hora) to Torah, Torah, Torah.
Up The Down Spiral Curriculum.
Anybody Want To Give This One a Pshat?
What Went On In That Biblical Shower? You Decide
How many variations on yud, tzadi, chet, kuf can you find?
Abraham and Sarah request the honor of your presence at a feast to celebrate the weaning of their son, Isaac. BYOB.
Join us as we reconvene and find Sarah in a shtik nachas.
“Funny how? I mean, funny like I’m a clown? I amuse you? I make you laugh? How am I funny? Tell me. Tell me what’s funny.”
Fred and Adele meet Fred and Ginger.
Previously, on Gerar Law – Abimelech, Sarah, orifices, intercessory prayer, Isaac. You know the routine.