
Study Tanakh with Rav Alex Israel. 10 mins a day. One chapter a day. 929 schedule.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 837 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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The details of the Tabernacle are repeated over and over in chapter 35-40. Why? We have a tradition that the Torah is highly economical with its language, but these chapters seem to contradict that assumption. Why the detailed recapitualations?
Are the second tablets the same as the first?
On the one hand - yes! They are a renewal of the covenant!
And yet, the rabbis saw an innovation here that was critical to the work of human application and interpretation.
After the great sin of the Golden Calf. How are God and Israel to move on together?
In this chapter we see:
1. Israel expressing remorse
2. Moses arguing with God to eek out a mechanism whereby God might coexist with a sinful nation.
Our chapter tells the story of the Golden Calf.
Did the Israelites, who heard God speak from heaven, genuinely think that they could exchange God with an image of a calf that they had constructed? How did they fall so swiftly into idolatry?
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very clear analysis
Very interesting and informative. In sync with 929. Highly recommend.
I love listening to Rav Alex Israel’s shiurim on Tanach. These 10-minute episodes brilliantly summarize and explain each perek with clarity, making even the more complex sections—especially in the later books—easy to understand and deeply engaging. I highly recommend!
Great insights into the daily Tanach chapter, following 929 order.
Part of my daily spiritual food.
I am on my 2nd round of Nach Yomi and am listening to this perek by perek. Most appealing about this podcast are: the textual connections to other places in Tanakh, the length of sponsors - usually 6-12 minutes- and the musical selection to go with each episode! Thank you for this daily dose of Tanakh 🙏
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This podcast provides listeners with a daily exploration of the Tanakh, focusing on one chapter each day in concise episodes typically lasting around ten minutes. The discussions emphasize the relevance of the Torah's teachings to contemporary life by providing insights into Jewish identity and practice. Each episode often ties the themes of the chapters to modern situations, enhancing understanding through a combination of scriptural analysis and real-world applications. With its commitment to daily engagement and reflective study, it fosters a deeper connection to religious texts and community values.
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