Episode 147 By the River of Babylon?

A striking symbolic action about Babel inspires several interpretations.
In this episode, Rabbi Soloveichik references an article from the website Hiking the Holy Land.
Text: Jeremiah 13
A striking symbolic action about Babel inspires several interpretations.
In this episode, Rabbi Soloveichik references an article from the website Hiking the Holy Land.
Text: Jeremiah 13
One of the greatest sermons in English draws both on Jeremiah and on a tour of an abandoned city in India.
Jeremiah's voice echoes at every traditional chuppah to this day.
One of the most famous authors of all time has biblical themes running through his books.
Jeremiah illustrates the uniquely biblical approach to prophecy—and freedom.
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