Covenant and Conversation; Numbers; The Wilderness Years

Covenant and Conversation; Numbers; The Wilderness Years

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Numbers; Then and Now

The Human Story; Act 4 The Space Between Wilderness and Word Law and Land Hosea Rereads the Wilderness Years

What Counts?Tribes Sages and Saints The Priestly Blessings Pursuing Peace

The Book Between the Books Camp and Congregation The Adaptive Challenge Is a Leader a Nursing Father?The Seventy Elders Miriam's Error

Fear of Freedom Time as a Factor in Politics Law and Narrative; Believing and Seeing What Made Joshua and Caleb Different?Without Walls Fringe Phenomena

Servant Leadership A Cloak Entirely Blue Argument for the Sake of Heaven Not Taking It Personally Power and Influence The Egalitarian Impulse in Judaism

Statute and Story Yohanan ben Zakkai and the Red Heifer Neuroscience and Ritual Did Moses Sin?Losing Miriam Love in the End

The Hardest Word to Hear A People That Dwells Alone The Man Without Loyalties Let Someone Else Praise You Tragic Irony

The Zealot Acts and Consequences When Words Fail The Crown All Can Wear Lessons of a Leader Leadership and the Art of Pacing

The World We Make with Words Priorities The Power of Non Zero Above Suspicion

The Long Walk to Freedom The Death of the High Priest Individual and Community The Complexity of Human Rights The Religious Significance of Israel The Prophetic Voice

About This Text

Author: Jonathan Sacks

Covenant & Conversation is a 21st-century five-volume collection of Rabbi Jonathan Sacks’s essays on the weekly Torah portion. The books fuse Jewish tradition with Western philosophy and literature to present a developed understanding of the human condition under God’s sovereignty. Sacks explores the intersections of past and present, moment and eternity, as they relate to universal concerns of freedom, love, responsibility, identity, and destiny.

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