The Ethics of Genesis-Engelberg (BKE-TEOG) Machine Embroidered retranslated from the Yiddish by

retranslated from the Yiddish by prominent scholar Dr

Yair Emanuel/Menorahs

Uri and Yoav become immersed in the biblical world of King David and get a close-up view of the exciting uncovering of the lost city of ancient Jerusalem

Each study opens with a brief summary of the narrative and then presents probing questions designed to strike to the core of the text

of Rav Kook (whose bon mot was “kelaliyut

The Ethics of Genesis-Engelberg (BKE-TEOG) Machine Embroidered retranslated from the Yiddish byThe Ethics of Genesis In spite of the tremendous amount of attention paid to the weekly portion, the question arises whether the behavior of the typical congregant is affected in any way by what he has heard. There is a saying that people talk a lot about the weather, but no one does anything about it. Similarly, we hear a lot about the parashat ha shavua, but does it change us in any way? Do we just accumulate information, or do we assimilate the