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EPISODE · Aug 21, 2022 · 14 MIN

Eikev and the Torah of Ambivalence

from Judaism for the Thinking Person · host Rabbi Nadav Caine

In this d'var Torah, I discuss how parashat Eikev is the section of Torah most frought with ambivalences, from the text itself through the Rabbinic commentaries: blessing as bounty and overextension, independence and dependence, hardship and privilege, closeness and distance. I relate this to our lives directly in the examples of the college experience and of our relationship with God.

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