Torah at the Intersection
Roberta WallEach week I explore a section of the Torah, the Hebrew Bible, through the lens of spirituality and social justice, connecting its wisdom to Nonviolent Communication, Buddhism, and other major streams of transformation.
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Shifting from Blame and Anger :Vaetchanan
A question haunts Deuteronomy/D’varim, this entire last book of the Torah: why does God refuse Moses’ entreaties and prayers that he be allowed to enter into the Land of Promise. This week’s Torah portion opens with Moses retelling in his o...
Is Torah Advocating for or Cautioning Against the Supremacy of One Tribe
This week we begin the fifth of the five books that comprise the Torah. Deuteronomy or Dvarim, “words” as it’s called in Hebrew, is a retelling of the Israelite’s journey in the previous three books, this time through the words Moses choose...
Matot and Masei: Is Torah Advocating for or Warning against Tribal Revenge and Genocide?
This week’s Torah readings, Matot and Masei, are the last two in the Book of Numbers/Book of Wilderness. Matot means tribes and also the walking sticks the tribal chiefs carried with them on the Masei, meaning Journeys. Throughout Torah mat...
Pinchas: Torah Presents Divergent Models of Leadership when Belonging is Threatened
This week’s Torah portion presents radically different choices for humans to build lives and societies in harmony with the flow of life. God in the story represents the flow of life or the karmic consequences of human action. A new name for...
Chukat and Balak: Putting down the Rod of Revenge to use Words of Love
This week Torah features colorful seemingly unrelated stories in the Book of Numbers, the chronicle of a people’s labyrinth-like wandering in bewilderment through life’s desert. The first is a mysterious ritual of finding and sacrificing an...
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