
January 2021
Multifaith Chanting Circle: What’s in a Name
In January, we close out the book of Genesis and turn to Exodus, called Shemot, Names, in Hebrew, because it starts with a list of names of those who went down to Egypt with Joseph. Indeed, names are central to a number of Torah stories, including when Jacob is given the name Israel, so that his descendants — including all of us! — are called the Children of Israel. Why are names so important? Why does God have so many…
Find out more »Multifaith Chanting Circle: What’s in a Name
In January, we close out the book of Genesis and turn to Exodus, called Shemot, Names, in Hebrew, because it starts with a list of names of those who went down to Egypt with Joseph. Indeed, names are central to a number of Torah stories, including when Jacob is given the name Israel, so that his descendants — including all of us! — are called the Children of Israel. Why are names so important? Why does God have so many…
Find out more »Multifaith Chanting Circle: What’s in a Name
In January, we close out the book of Genesis and turn to Exodus, called Shemot, Names, in Hebrew, because it starts with a list of names of those who went down to Egypt with Joseph. Indeed, names are central to a number of Torah stories, including when Jacob is given the name Israel, so that his descendants — including all of us! — are called the Children of Israel. Why are names so important? Why does God have so many…
Find out more »Multifaith Chanting Circle: What’s in a Name
In January, we close out the book of Genesis and turn to Exodus, called Shemot, Names, in Hebrew, because it starts with a list of names of those who went down to Egypt with Joseph. Indeed, names are central to a number of Torah stories, including when Jacob is given the name Israel, so that his descendants — including all of us! — are called the Children of Israel. Why are names so important? Why does God have so many…
Find out more »Multifaith Chanting Circle: What’s in a Name
In January, we close out the book of Genesis and turn to Exodus, called Shemot, Names, in Hebrew, because it starts with a list of names of those who went down to Egypt with Joseph. Indeed, names are central to a number of Torah stories, including when Jacob is given the name Israel, so that his descendants — including all of us! — are called the Children of Israel. Why are names so important? Why does God have so many…
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