Pekudei: Colors and Ancient Civilizations

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This week's Rabbit Hole is all about colors and explores a midrash that says that Queen Esther was green, as well as an internet myth that ancient humans couldn't see the color blue. Sponsor an upcoming episode or make a small recurring donation: https://www.creativejudaism.com/donate Source Sheet: https://www.sefaria.org/sheets/551117?lang=bi

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This week's Rabbit Hole is all about colors and explores a midrash that says that Queen Esther was green, as well as an internet myth that ancient humans couldn't see the color blue. Sponsor an upcoming episode or make a small recurring...

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