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Teraphim and Elohim, Calvin & Hobbes

Maybe, the switch of vocabulary indicates that Rachel relates to the teraphim differently than her (male) kin folk

Sources, Paths, Prayers and More Notes in the Weekly Portion

New landing page for sources on the weekly portion.

“One of Me” and Genesis 2

Can we serve as ezer k’negdo [help-meet] for one another? Might Elton John and Lil Nas X be an example of this?

Singing and Praying about Enemies

Musical context is shifting my perspective on “enemies” and “wicked ones” in the psalms.

Miriam, Amalek, Memory, and Mouths

How much do we lose, and what do we gain, when we forget to remember why we chose to remember or forget? What must remembered with our mouths and with our hearts?

Tag: Rachelle Fraenkel

More on Kaddish: Resources and Notes

Additional notes and resources from the Temple Micah Siddur Study‘s recent session on kaddish.
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Posted on July 27, 2014Categories Halakhah, kaddish, liturgy, mourning, prayer, Reform JudaismTags Amichai Lau-Lavie, Jewish Orthodox Feminist Alliance, kaddish, Rachelle Fraenkel, Sherman Alexie2 Comments on More on Kaddish: Resources and Notes

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