La métaphore Nesher
La métaphore Nesher Lorsque la TaNaKh a voulu expliquer comment Israël doit acquérir les outils nécessaires pour jouer le rôle dans le monde qui lui
February 14, 2020
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La métaphore Nesher Lorsque la TaNaKh a voulu expliquer comment Israël doit acquérir les outils nécessaires pour jouer le rôle dans le monde qui lui
La metáfora del Nesher Cuando el TaNaKh- la Literatura Fundacional de Israel- quiso explicar cómo Israel adquirió las herramientas necesarias para desempeñar el papel que
The Nesher Metaphor When the TaNaKh wanted to explain how Israel is to acquire the tools needed to play the role in the world it
Le “Miracle” Parlez de l’Exode d’Egypte et la première chose qui vous vient à l’esprit est le mot “miracle”, la fente de la mer qui
L’aide imprévisible et inexpliquée que nous avons trouvée Avec l’exode d’Égypte, quelque chose de radicalement nouveau s’est produit, l’histoire a fait un tour inattendu et,
“Ausência” de Deus O Livro do Êxodo é o documento fundador da história nacional de Israel. Aqui encontramos os eventos que, mais do que qualquer
Le livre d’Exode est le document fondateur de l’histoire nationale d’Israël. Nous trouvons ici les événements qui, plus que tout autre, ont façonné les sentiments
¡Qué la verdadera Janucá se ponga de pie! Los rabinos del Talmud estaban lejos de sentir simpatía por los macabeos, los actos militares, diplomáticos y
Not To Curse Darkness but to Light a Candle Just a couple of generations ago Hanukkah was a little-observed minor celebration, today it is pushing
Shavuot, the “Feast of the Weeks” originated in biblical times to signal the end of the cereal harvest period. With the wheat and the barley
Genesis-Chapter 22 “It has often been said that Gen. 22 is one of the most beautiful narratives in the Jewish Foundational Literature, one that also
Genesis-Chapter 18: 19 In Jewish tradition, Abraham is referred to as ‘Avraham Avinu,’ the father of the Jewish people. Lately, however, it has become sort of
Genesis-Chapter 18 Genesis chapter 18 spells the dilemma of having to confront societies that not only violate the human rights of their citizens but, endanger
Abraham, Israel’s first ancestor. His story, found in the biblical book of Genesis occupies about fourteen chapters, or roughly twenty pages. “More than any other
Genesis-chapter 26 Chapter 26 of the Book of Genesis records what 4000 years ago was the first expulsion of those who eventually would become the
Genesis- Chapter 29 As Jacob finds himself at his mother’s brother’s home in Mesopotamia, he falls in love with Rachel his youngest daughter. Laban, his
Genesis- Chapters 28: 10-32: 3 Although in Jewish liturgy God is referred to as the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, says Leon Kass, the
Genesis-Chapter 12 “Those whose identities are rarely questioned and who have never known exile or subjugation of land and culture,” wrote Anthony D. Smith, Professor
Noah According to the first eleven chapters of Genesis, the early history of humanity was filled with trauma: exile (The Garden of Eden), murder (Cain
There is Truth and There Are Lies Genesis-Chapters 6: 9- 11: 32 The opening for the commentary on this week’s Torah reading start with the
The Hanging Threat of Chaos Genesis-Chapter 1 verse 2 The Book of Bereshit (“Genesis”), the first book of Israel’s foundational literature begins with a general