Episode 124 The Throne Room, the Angel, and the Fiery Coal
Isaiah’s most mystical vision instructs and impacts us to this day.
In this episode, Rabbi Soloveichik references a painting by Nicolas Poussin.
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Rabbi Soloveichik also quotes select excerpts from Rabbi Jonathan Sacks’ essay, “To Be a Prophet for the People,” published in First Things.
Text: Isaiah 6
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