Eleven Days from Horeb

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Join Geoffrey Stern and Rabbi Adam Mintz recorded on Clubhouse. Moses tries to (re)formulate the message of the Torah for a new generation which did not know the Exodus. The founders of the State of Israel chose not to write a constitution and we wonder if and how the ideals of those who established the State of Israel can guide a new generation.

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Parshat Devarim – Moses tries to formulate the message of the Torah for a new generation which did not know the Exodus and we wonder if and how the ideals of those who established the State of Israel can guide a new generation.

Welcome to Madlik.  My name is Geoffrey Stern and at Madlik we light a spark or shed some light on a Jewish Text or Tradition.  Along with Rabbi Adam Mintz we host Madlik Disruptive Torah on clubhouse every Thursday and share it as the Madlik podcast on your favorite platform. This week’s parsha is Devarim. This week we also heard Israel’s President address the congress and describe the shared vision of the two nation’s Founding Fathers and how those visions are being challenged. The Book of Deuteronomy is Moses’ attempt to re-introduce the vision of the Exodus to a new generation. So listen carefully to this week’s episode: Eleven Days from Horeb.

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Eleven Days from Horeb | Sefaria

Parshat Devarim – Moses tries to formulate the message of the Torah for a new generation which did not know the Exodus and we wonder if and how the ideals of those who established the State of Israel can guide a new generation.