What does it take for forgiveness to be real? In this episode, Zvi Hirschfield and Rabbanit Nechama Goldman Barash explore Parshat Ha’azinu and the themes of Yom Kippur through the lens of sin, forgiveness, and reconciliation. They examine the Talmudic…
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Ha’azinu speaks of God as a parent, as the Being that created and formed us all. What implications does this fact have for our spirituality and consciousness? Yiscah Smith presents a teaching of the Hassidic master – the Piazecne Rabbe,…
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Parashat Ha’azinu 5782 – The Eternity of the Jewish People Moshe’s words in this week’s parasha contain both a sacred history of the Jewish people as well as a vision of their future, until the end of time. We will…
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Moving away from feeling distant from the Divine Presence – the Shechina – towards sensing closeness to Her. Why do we in fact feel distant, feel far, feel disconnected at times? And why do we sense closeness and connection at…
Tanakh, Torah, Devarim (Deuteronomy), Ha’azinu, Podcast series, Pardes Parsha Podcast
Listeners will focus on one metaphor in this week’s poem – Deuteronomy/Devarim ch.32 – that charts Jewish History. We find that Israel is depicted as God’s child, and God as our parent. Why? Why is the husband-wife metaphor, so common…
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Ha’azinu tells a story of a nation created and nurtured by God and brought to a land of plenty: He set him atop the highlands, to feast on the yield of the earth;He fed him honey from the crag, and…
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In the closing verses of this week’s parsha, Moshe is told that he will not enter the land which is destined to be the eternal possession of the Jewish people; rather he is to ascend Mount Nevo, to see the…
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The season of repentance can open deep spaces within, but it can also harden us. In this week’s podcast on Parshat Ha’azinu, Rabbi Mike Feuer discusses how sitting in the sukkah can help crack this crust, so that the rains…
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In the beautiful psalm Haazinu, God’s message falls as both gentle and fierce rain uncovering the dust that covers us all. Please let us know your comments and thoughts about the podcast, write to us at info@pardes.org.il. Credits Larry Kluger…
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In this podcast, Rabbi David Levin-Kruss discusses Parsha Ha’azinu. Please let us know your comments and thoughts about the podcast, write us at:info@pardes.org.il. Credits Larry Kluger – Creative Consultant Arlene Harel – Production Coordinator Dr. David Bernstein – Executive Producer
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Rabbi Michael Hattin discusses Ha’azinu. Please support the podcast! A matching gift will be made by a donor for all new and increased gifts. Donate online at anytime via www.donate.pardesusa.org Thank you! Please let us know your comments and thoughts…
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In this episode we’re pleased to welcome a new commentator to the podcast series, Rabbi Alex Israel. In this podcast, Rabbi Israel discusses Parshat Ha’azinu. Please let us know your comments and thoughts about the podcast, write us at: podcast@pardesusa.org.…
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