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A Thought for the Week

Torah in Motion
Torah
Judaism
Shavuot
Mitzvot
Israel
Leadership
Kiddush Hashem
Emor
Moses
Pesach
Agricultural Festival
Rabbi Jay Kelman
Mount Sinai
Exile
Jewish Community
Kabbalah
Korach
Pinchas
Noah
Rabbi Moshe Feinstein

Join Rabbi Jay Kelman, the founding director of Torah in Motion, as he shares a thought about the weekly parsha.

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Jay Kelman
Host of A Thought for the Week and Founding Director of Torah in Motion, Jay Kelman shares insights on Jewish teachings and their relevance to contemporary issues.

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4.9 out of 5 stars from 15 ratings
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    Rabbi Kelman is incisive with digestible explanations for Torah and Jewish complexities.

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Exploring the weekly parsha, this podcast emphasizes the insights and teachings derived from Jewish texts, particularly those surrounding the Torah. Hosts delve into significant Jewish laws, ethical considerations, and the relevance of ancient teachings in contemporary life, often drawing parallels to themes of community, identity, and spirituality. Each episode typically focuses on core Jewish concepts such as love for one's neighbor, the ethics of business, and the importance of honoring traditions during significant holidays, making the content deeply reflective and educational.

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