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Tag: deuteronomy

Refugee Torah (Eikev)

Refugee Torah (Eikev)

Justice, Parshat HaShavuaPosted on August 22, 2022

To be spiritual is to be ethical. Ethics is a practical outcome of spiritual work.

Ibn Ezra: God Hovering (Ha’azinu)

Ibn Ezra: God Hovering (Ha’azinu)

Ibn EzraPosted on September 13, 2020

In the poem Ha’azinu, Moses describes God as a hovering eagle, echoing an earlier decription of God hovering.

Ibn Ezra: The Essential Heart (Nitzavim)

Ibn Ezra: The Essential Heart (Nitzavim)

Ibn EzraPosted on September 6, 2020

Torah is not in heaven – it is in your mouth and in your heart to do it. Ibn Ezra explains the heart is essential for Jewish practice.

Ibn Ezra: Arami Oved Avi (Ki Tavo)

Ibn Ezra: Arami Oved Avi (Ki Tavo)

Ibn EzraPosted on August 31, 2020

“Arami oved avi”, a curious and somewhat confusing phrase. Who is the Aramean? Who is the father? And what does oved really mean?

Ibn Ezra: Justice, Justice (Shoftim)

Ibn Ezra: Justice, Justice (Shoftim)

Ibn EzraPosted on August 22, 2020

“Justice, justice you shall pursue…” Why the repetition? Avraham Ibn Ezra gives us three possible understandings.

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