Parsha in Progress

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Parsha in Progress

Parsha in Progress is the latest podcast by Tablet Magazine. Perfect for anyone interested in the Bible, every other week hosts Rabbi Dov Linzer and author Abigail Pogrebin, an Orthodox rabbi and a Reform Jew, delve into a Biblical issue and story, and discuss how this ancient text takes on modern meaning and brings modern challenges. With humor, love, and insight, these focused discussions follow the schedule of the weekly parsha readings in synagogue.

  1. Why Torah is Like the Rain (Ha'Azinu)

    21/09/2020

    Why Torah is Like the Rain (Ha'Azinu)

    This week, we conclude the full cycle of parshas with a candid reflection on the end of the podcast, and a consideration of what makes poetry a powerful vehicle for divine messages.

    11 min
  2. In Your Mouth and in Your Heart (Nitzavim)

    07/09/2020

    In Your Mouth and in Your Heart (Nitzavim)

    This week, we discuss the poetic insistence of the Bible that every Jew should be able to feel ownership over the Torah's message.

    8 min
  3. Wayward Sons and Kidnapped Women (Ki Tetzei)

    24/08/2020

    Wayward Sons and Kidnapped Women (Ki Tetzei)

    This week, we have a lot of questions and few answers as we read some of the Bible's more unsettling passages, and consider what we could learn from situations we hope never actually happen.

    11 min
  4. Is Compassion Extra Credit? (Re'eh)

    10/08/2020

    Is Compassion Extra Credit? (Re'eh)

    This week, we debate what it means to "not shut your heart" against the needy, and why compassion is no substitute for justice when it comes to righting social wrongs.

    10 min
  5. Why Did God Keep Moses From Entering Israel? (Vaetchanan)

    27/07/2020

    Why Did God Keep Moses From Entering Israel? (Vaetchanan)

    This week, we discuss the importance of Mount Sinai in collective Jewish memory, and why Moses was not allowed to enter the Promised Land, even though he led the people out of Egypt.

    11 min
  6. Did God Break a Promise? Did We? (Maatot-Maasei)

    13/07/2020

    Did God Break a Promise? Did We? (Maatot-Maasei)

    This week, we discuss whether it was a betrayal to make the Exodus generation die in the desert, and debate whether their sin of doubting the goodness of the land earlier in the Bible is similar to Jews hesitant to move to Israel today.

    10 min
  7. What do we do when we see evil unpunished? (Balak)

    29/06/2020

    What do we do when we see evil unpunished? (Balak)

    This week, we consider whether one can ever take the law into their own hands, and the pitfalls of vigilante justice.

    12 min
  8. Is Democracy Always the Divine Plan? (Korach)

    22/06/2020

    Is Democracy Always the Divine Plan? (Korach)

    This week, we look at the rebellion of Korach, who tried to oust Moses as leader by claiming he was no holier than the rest of the Israelites, and consider Moses' unique reaction.

    10 min
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Parsha in Progress is the latest podcast by Tablet Magazine. Perfect for anyone interested in the Bible, every other week hosts Rabbi Dov Linzer and author Abigail Pogrebin, an Orthodox rabbi and a Reform Jew, delve into a Biblical issue and story, and discuss how this ancient text takes on modern meaning and brings modern challenges. With humor, love, and insight, these focused discussions follow the schedule of the weekly parsha readings in synagogue.

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    Tablet Studios
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    Tablet Magazine
  • Años de actividad
    2018 - 2020
  • Episodios
    55
  • Clasificación
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