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Episode 39·Aug 18, 2021
The Liberty Bell and the Liberty Shofar
A Hasidic Rebbe's visit to the Liberty Bell highlights the enduring significance of Leviticus 25 in America's freedom narrative.
Bible 365·Episode 38·Aug 17, 2021
A Brief Biblical History of Time
The twenty-third chapter of Leviticus returns to the subject of the Sabbath and also to the Jewish holidays. In what way are these sacred moments similar, and in what way do they differ? And what do Shabbat and the holidays, taken in tandem, embody about the Jewish approach to time and to existence?
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Samuel Clemens's 1867 Middle East journey, detailed in The Innocents Abroad, offers unexpected religious insights when paired with Leviticus 26-27.
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The Phantom Tollbooth and the Meaning of Numbers
Explore Norton Juster's imaginative take on numbers and Rabbi Grossman's insights into the biblical book of Numbers, revealing profound connections.
17:23Episode 42·Aug 22, 2021
Priestly Blessings in a Museum and on a Train
An Israeli artifact unveils new insights into Torah verses, deepening our appreciation of Jewish history and its enduring legacy.
