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The View from the Cleft of the Rock: The Mystery of Forgiveness

Ari Levisohn considers forgiveness through the lens of the Divine encounter through which the Thirteen Attributes of Mercy are revealed.

The Silence That Makes Us Responsible An Essay in Ethical-Liturgical Hermeneutics

In this essay, Fernando de Beer considers ideas of morality and ethics underlying the Unetaneh Tokef prayer.

The Akeidah of Shmuel ibn Abbas

Chesky Kopel considers the piyyut "Eit Sha’arei Ratzon" and its author's relationship to his son, parallel to the Akeidah.

TIMELY THOUGHTS

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SCHOLARSHIP

The View from the Cleft of the Rock: The Mystery of...

Ari Levisohn considers forgiveness through the lens of the Divine encounter through which the Thirteen Attributes of Mercy are revealed.

COMMENTARY

Eizer ke-Negdo: The Repair of Public Discourse An Analysis on the...

Zac Benjamin analyzes instances of discourse in Jewish text, and considers the implications for today's political discourse

Le-Dor Va-Dor, and then There’s Me

In this essay, Matt Brandstein reflects on his place in the Jewish community as a single man.

CULTURE

Le-Dor Va-Dor, and then There’s Me

In this essay, Matt Brandstein reflects on his place in the Jewish community as a single man.