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Hebew Literature: Early Themes
Leaving the world of the shtetl for an alluring modern culture is the primary theme of early modern Hebrew literature.
The Emergence of Modern Hebrew Literature
Modern Hebrew literature got an ideological start in Germany, then found artistic maturity in the East.
Hebrew Literature
Overview Hebrew Literature. Jewish American Literature. Modern Hebrew Literature. Israeli Literature.
Literature 101
The People of the Book have created a sizable corpus of secular prose and poetry.
Faith In Difficult Times
Jeremiah's deep faith despite the impending exile predicted in Parashat B'hukotai can teach us to turn to God in the most troubling of times.
Preserving The Covenant
Incentives to keep the covenant are directed at Israel because of Israel's power, through its behavior, to break the covenant.
What Is Parenting?
Transmitting Jewish culture by embodying Jewish practice is part of the responsibilities of Jewish parenting.
No Food, No Torah; No Torah, No Food
The curses in Bechukotai were actualized during the Holocaust.
A Map Of Pluralism
The arrangement of the Israelites around the Tabernacle, as individuals and as a community, provides us with a model for pluralism.
Questioning Chronology
The lack of chronological order in Bamidbar allows expressions of God's love for Israel to precede the trials and tribulations of desert wandering.