InTanakh: Bechukotai
Behar-Behukotai 5785: Resetting Society
Can ancient agricultural laws inspire modern spiritual renewal? In this episode, Zvi Hirschfield and Rabbi Dr. Meesh Hammer-Kossoy explore the radical social and spiritual vision…
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Behar 5784: Feet on the Ground, Eyes on the Mountain
Why is Mount Sinai mentioned in connection with the laws of Shmitta (Sabbatical year) and Yovel (Jubilee year)? In this thought-provoking episode, Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield…
InTanakh: Bechukotai
Behar – Bechukotai 5783: The Boundaries of Love
How do the restrictions and limitations of the Sabbatical and Jubilee years shape our understanding of power, ownership, and social responsibility? In this week’s Parsha…
Parashat Behar 5782: The Economy of Spirituality
Parashat Behar 5782: The Economy of Spirituality Description: This special podcast features Rabbi Yedidya Sinclair. Join us to hear our discussion of how the Sabbatical…
InTanakh: Bechukotai
Behar Bechukotai 5781 – Cultivating Tranquility and Calmness of the Heart
What is the connection between the three mitzvot of Shmittah, Yovel and Reebeet in Parashat Behar and tranquility of the heart? How important is letting…
InTanakh: Bechukotai
The Parsha Discussion with Alex Israel — Behar-Bechukotai. Reset!
We live in an era of extreme economic disparities. Gaps between rich and poor are increasing. Does Judaism have anything to say about our economic…
InTanakh: Bechukotai
5780 — Parshat Behar Bechukotai – Living with Compassion in a Competitive Society
Unemployed, and with a bleak economic forecast, many people we know have experienced a blow to their self-esteem, and a dampening of their ability to…
An Interactive Parsha Experience Podcast – 5779 Behar: Giving People a Head Start
This podcast gives an educator’s perspective into the ideas and activities found in the weekly Interactive Parsha Experience. Whether used as a supplement or by…
An Interactive Parsha Experience – 5779 Behar: Giving People a Head Start
Parshat Behar opens by telling us that all of the following laws were said to Moshe on Mount Sinai. It then goes on to focus…