Rabbi Wolpe’s Musings

Weekly musings about Jewish texts and thoughts from Rabbi David Wolpe of Sinai Temple.

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The First Time

The second generation is the first to receive.

An Angel Teaches Politics

For God, it's not all about sides.

Becoming Yourself

Listen to your inner angel.

Naked

What is Judaism's antidote to vulnerability?

Ladders

If angels can fly, why did they climb up and down the ladder in Jacob's dream?

Bad Preaching

A great sermon is a collaboration between speaker and listener.

‘Jewish’ Time

Jews are known for being late for meetings, but are spiritually attuned to time in special ways.

Alone in the Desert

Is the desert a place of desolation, or a place of possibility?

Brokenness

The Kotzker Rebbe taught that the only whole heart is a broken one.

Blessings and Curses

Why we should pray that the best things in our life continue to benefit us and others.

Behind the Window

The Baal Shem Tov and Ludwig Wittgenstein both remind us that we cannot know what other people are struggling with.

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