Look and see! A sexually assaulted Jerusalem resists being blamed and shamed by Lamentations’ male narrator and demands that YHWH recognize her suffering.
Prof. Rabbi
Rachel Adelman
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The inscrutable story of the Akedah, can be better understood in light of its subversive sequel, the equally morally complex book of Job.
Judy Klitsner
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A look at Naomi’s theology, as expressed in her poem, and how it carries her through her grief and back into productive engagement.
Prof. Rabbi
Jonathan Magonet
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The Book of Jonah depicts the animals being dressed in sackcloth and mourning along with the people. Are the Ninevites fools or repentants?
Prof. Rabbi
David Frankel
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Torah Mi-Sinai and other dogmas compelled me to reconsider my place within the Orthodox world.
Prof.
Solomon Schimmel
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