Larchmont Temple Chevra Torah
Questioning faith in the parsha
May 28 chevra
Posted by on May 27, 2011
We move into the book of numbers this Shabbat and pause for a census. Reb Sirkman poses this question: What does the desert census teach us about the future of the House of Israel?’
Our modern teacher of Torah this week is Amos Oz, one of Israel’s most famous and delightful writers. Thanks to Reva for a delightful and thorough introduction to him.
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