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Experiencing God In Dark And Light

We should strive to feel the presence of God in our lives, just as the presence of God filled the Tabernacle.

If It’s Broken, Why Keep It?

The presence of the broken tablets in the Ark reminds us of the value of objects that may not be functional but signify important relationships.

Sacred Relationships

The mirrors used to create the basin in the Tabernacle teach us that sanctified sexuality means seeing ourselves in relation to others.

The Holy Art of Sacrifice

Balancing wisdom with passion is the key to achieving justice in the world.

Is the Mishkan (Tabernacle) God’s Home?

Commentary on Parshat Terumah (Exodus 25:1-27:19)

Gifts Freely Given

By giving God our full presence we allow the possibility for intimate connection and for God to dwell within us.

Parashat Terumah: Summary

God instructs Moses to collect gifts from the Israelites in order to build a Tabernacle so that God can dwell among the people; God describes to Moses the vessels and structures that comprise the Tabernacle.

Biblical, Rabbinic, and Modern Holidays

The different types of Jewish festivals

Why Were the Rabbis So Uncomfortable With the Maccabees?

At Hanukkah, shifting the focus from militarism to miracles.

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