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Tag: Binding of Isaac
The Imperfectness of Humans and the Binding of Isaac
The Torah reading for Rosh Hashanah, in Genesis, tells the story of the binding of Isaac, telling us about the imperfectness of humans.
Gila Axelrod
October 1, 2025
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Finding my Soul in my Body on Rosh HaShana
In preparation for Rosh HaShana, explore more about the binding of Isaac and understanding how that impacts the exploration of the body, soul, and trans ...
Rivka Nechemya Thrope
September 22, 2025
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The Binding of Isaac: What Does God Want?
How might we make meaning of the Binding of Isaac, a troubling, watershed story that shakes us to our core? What can we learn?
Rabbi Nelly Altenburger
September 19, 2024
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