Episode 56 Masada and the Miracle of Methuselah

A tree in the Judean desert, at once very new and very old, embodies a biblical verse about trees like no other botanical specimen on earth.
Text: Deuteronomy 20-22
A tree in the Judean desert, at once very new and very old, embodies a biblical verse about trees like no other botanical specimen on earth.
Text: Deuteronomy 20-22
A famous phrase from Sherlock Holmes provides us with a metaphor for key biblical commandments.
A prayer by a boy who survived Buchenwald captures the nature of the Jewish covenant.
The Jewish joining of free will and repentance is the key to the Torah's understanding of human nature.
A musical metaphor of the sages moves us to ponder the connection between scripture and song.
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