Heschel and Two Approaches to Revelation
Rabbi Yishmael vs. Rabbi Akiva, based on sources in Professor A.J. Heschel’s work
LSJS April - May 2013
Session 1Session 2
LSJS April - May 2013
Session 1Muchni 24/04/13
LSJS Apr-Jun 2013
From the LSJS website:
WHAT DO YOU SAY TO GOD ON THE JEWISH HOLIDAYS AND WHY?
This course looks at central prayers that we say on Jewish festivals: Who wrote them? Why were they included in the Machzor? Do we appreciate and embrace the ideas they contain? Have their meanings changed over time? Are they still relevant?
Topics include:
The structure of the Amidah for Pesach, Shavuot and Sukkot
Prayers and home rituals unique to these festivals
The complex structure of the Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur services
The nature of key prayers during these days
This course will enable you to get more out of your Machzor and develop your appreciation of each of the festivals.
And with Rosh HaShanah and Yom Kippur coming so early in the calendar this year, this course will also prepare you for these High Holy Days.
Session 1: Shalosh Regalim 1: Kiddush and Amidah
Session 2: Shalosh Regalim 2: Hallel and MusafI mentioned here that I've been moving my websites to the new Posthaven platform, as Posterous will be shutting down shortly. This website has now also migrated to Posthaven. The process has been a pleasure and the founders have continued to be helpful and responsive.
Some features, like static page editing are still to be implemented, so if this website looks a little odd or some of the links down the side don't quite work, please bear with me - it'll all be sorted out over the coming weeks. They've just implemented audio and file posting and it's getting better all the time.
I remain confident that Posthaven is a great match for my needs.
Summer-time and the Minchah-Ma’ariv Conundrum
To be delivered at GGS after Minchah, Shabbat HaGadol 5773
First Century Intrigue
The Midrasha 07/03/13
The Haggadah with Rabbi Y.I. Chover's Commentary
JLE March 2013
The Function of Testimony and Intimidating Witnesses
The Midrasha 05/12/13
A Look at a Systemic Dispute
Yeshivat Chovevei Torah, NY 01/03/13