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EPISODE · Jul 26, 2021 · 18 MIN

Ekev 5781 – Memory as a constructive process

from Pardes from Jerusalem · host Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies

This podcast is sponsored by Emily Simon in honor of the loving memory of her father, Akiva Ben Zerach u'Devorah z"l. Ekev 5781 - Memory as a constructive process The book of Devarim has a special relationship to the rest of the Torah, rooted in the faculty of memory. Memory is more than a passive revisiting of what was, it is also an active construction of who we are and perhaps want to be. Parashat Ekev offers two powerful illustrations of this role that memory can play as a constructive process. Download the Source Sheet Please let us know your comments and thoughts about the podcast, write us to us at [email protected]. Credits Rav Mike Feuer - Faculty and Host for Pardes from Jerusalem Podcast Arlene Harel – Production Coordinator Rabbi Adam Titcher - Director of Digital Media at Pardes and Executive Producer

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