American Scripture Project
Michael G. HolzmanAmerican Scripture Project uses the sacred space created by studying text to explore the power of core narratives of national identity.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 73 | Subscribers | Read | americanscripture.org |
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Session 51: Parashat Vayigash
In Parashat Vayigash, we continue tracing Judah’s moral evolution as key to the story of Joseph. When Joseph, still unrecognizable to his brothers, threatens to send Benjamin to prison for theft, Judah offers to go in his stead in order to ...
Session 50: Parashat Miketz
When Joseph’s brothers arrive searching for food in Parashat Miketz, they do not recognize him. This sets the stage for a series of dramatic familial and personal redemptions. A character often overlooked in this section of Genesis is Judah...
Session 49: Parashat Vayeishev
Parashat Vayeishev begins with the story of Joseph, Jacob’s favored son, betrayed and sold into slavery by his jealous and resentful brothers. This story reveals the depths to which people can fall when they are so motivated by hatred that ...
Session 48: Parashat Vayishlach
Jacob and Esau’s reunion in Parashat Vayishlach resolves a long conflict between brothers. Sibling conflict is a central metaphor in the Torah, as well as in many other great texts and societal narratives, because of the ways it expresses t...
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