
Hosts Rabbi Chaim Richman and Jim Long discuss the beauty and universality of the eternal Torah and its accessibility and vital connection to every individual: Torah For Everyone
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 259 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | JudaismReligion & Spirituality | |||

In this week's Jerusalem Lights podcast, Jim Long wraps up his trip to Israel before heading back to Arkansas with the story of his trip to Amman, Jordan - but wait for the surprise ending! Our hosts ponder the meaning of the sages' enigmatic express... more
Jim Long is in Israel this week working on an exciting project: the filming of a new documentary on the elusive subject of the Holy Temple Incense. Jim shares some details about this project, and his research, in this week's Jerusalem Lights podcast.... more
The beginning of Chapter 25 in the Torah portion of Chayei Sarah features several enigmatic and mysterious verses. Torah speaks of Abraham taking another wife after Sarah's death...Keturah. What is the true identity of this woman? What is the meaning... more
In this week's Jerusalem Lights podcast, our hosts discuss the forefather Abraham's amazing dedication to caring for strangers, a reflection of his dedication to all Hashem's creations...even praying for the wicked people of Sodom to be spared in the... more
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This is one of my favorite podcasts to listen to each week.
The Rabbi’s teachings are always heartwarming, meaningful, timeless, and helpful for every aspect of life. Can’t get enough.
Thank you Rabbi Richman and Jim Long for your faithfulness towards the Noachide Nation 😇 🙌🏼
You’re for sure fulfilling HaShem’s mandate, Torah to the Nations.
May you be mightily blessed 😇 with health, safety and parnassa 👏🏼
Only love and blessings
Shirley Anne
Wonderful and deep teaching
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Exploring themes deeply rooted in Jewish spirituality and tradition, discussions frequently revolve around the significance of the Torah and its timeless teachings. The hosts highlight subjects such as personal growth, repentance, and the interconnectedness of all humanity with God. Noteworthy conversations include the historical context of Jewish festivals and their relevance today, the transformative power of faith, and the lessons drawn from biblical figures like Abraham and others. The podcast emphasizes a universal message of hope and redemption, inviting listeners from all walks of life to engage with these profound spiritual concepts and apply them to modern existence. Unique insights into the Jewish calendar and the relationship bet... more
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Recent guests on Jerusalem Lights include:
1. Rav Danial Cohen
2. Hillel Penrod
3. Hillel Richman
4. Yocheved Woodward
5. Dr. Melanie
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