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CommentaryonBiblicallaw : Beshalach
By: Dror Ben Ami | 2010-05-28 | Religion
Introduction: In this week''s portion of the Torah we are told about the escape from Egypt. read more
CommentaryonBiblicalLaw : Noach
By: Dror Ben Ami | 2010-05-29 | Religion
Noach Introduction: This commentary is based on two simple ideas: 1) That: "God''s Mountain" is read more
CommentaryonBiblicallaw : Bereishit
By: Dror Ben Ami | 2010-05-29 | Religion
Introduction: This commentary is based on two simple ideas: 1) That: "God''s Mountain" is also read more
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By: Dror Ben Ami | 2010-05-29 | Religion
Introduction: The problem with doing a commentary that explains metaphors is that one must assume read more
CommentaryonBiblicalLaw : Vayechi
By: Dror Ben Ami | 2010-05-29 | Religion
Although, undoubtedly, in this week''s portion the most important section is the blessing given to each of the twelve sons of Jacob, space requirements preclude us from discussing each blessing in detail. read more
CommentaryonBiblicalLaw : Vayagash
By: Dror Ben Ami | 2010-05-29 | Religion
As in last week''s portion of the Torah, this week we continue on with the story of Joseph read more
CommentaryonBiblicallaw : Toledot
By: Dror Ben Ami | 2010-05-29 | Religion
Introduction: The basis of all my biblical interpretations is that: 1) Mount Moriah is also called read more
CommentaryonBiblicalLaw : Tetzaveh
By: Dror Ben Ami | 2010-05-28 | Religion
Introduction: Probably the main issue for modern man when reading the Torah is: "relevance". read more
CommentaryonBiblicalLaw : Yitro
By: Dror Ben Ami | 2010-05-28 | Religion
Introduction: Obviously, Moses bringing down the 10 Commandments from Mount Sinai is the most important event of this week''s portion and probably in the entire history of the Jewish people. Accordingly, it deserves its own article for discussion and analysis. read more
CommentaryonBiblicallaw : Vayetze
By: Dror Ben Ami | 2010-05-29 | Religion
Although it is impossible to adequately comment on any of the weekly portions in only a few pages read more
CommentaryonBiblicallaw : Miketz
By: Dror Ben Ami | 2010-05-29 | Religion
In this week''s portion of the Torah we continue with the story of Joseph in Egypt. Interestingly, this section begins by telling us that it was a full two years after Joseph interpreted the dreams of the baker and the wine steward that the Pharaoh had his two dreams. read more
CommentaryonBiblicallaw : Vayakhel
By: Dror Ben Ami | 2010-05-28 | Religion
Introduction: Some rabbis try to make "more relevant" the portions of the Torah that deal with the dimensions and materials used in building the sanctuary by comparing the altar to such mundane things in our lives like a kitchen table. read more
CommentaryonBiblicallaw : Mishpatim
By: Dror Ben Ami | 2010-05-28 | Religion
Introduction: For someone like myself who prefers to interpret everything in the Old Testament in terms of metaphors, this is a difficult Torah passage to work with because many of the rules and regulations seem quite simple and straight forward, hence, they obviously cannot be metaphors. read more
CommentaryonBiblicallaw : Bo
By: Dror Ben Ami | 2010-05-28 | Religion
In this week''s portion of the Torah we are confronted with a disturbing image, similar to the one we encountered when Abraham was ordered to sacrifice his son Isaac. This story, however, does not have "a happy ending" as this time all the first born sons of Egypt are indeed killed. read more
CommentaryonBiblicallaw : Terumah
By: Dror Ben Ami | 2010-05-28 | Religion
Introduction: When I first came to Israel, in regards to translations of the Bible, I was a strong believer in "the guiding hand of the spirit of God". read more
CommentaryonBiblicallaw : Vayishlach
By: Dror Ben Ami | 2010-05-29 | Religion
In this week''s portion of the Torah we continue with the story of the encounter between Jacob and his brother Esau. Why this story is split in two is beyond me and it would seem to have been better to have begun this week''s section just after the separation of Jacob and Laban. read more
CommentaryonBiblicallaw : Vayeira
By: Dror Ben Ami | 2010-05-29 | Religion
Genesis 18.1 - 22.24 This week''s section of the Torah begins with Abraham sitting at "the opening to the tent", when he sees 3 men standing in front of him. read more
CommentaryonBiblicallaw : Ki Tisa
By: Dror Ben Ami | 2010-05-28 | Religion
weekly blog or commentary , one must assume that many of the readers have not read any of the other read more
CommentaryonBiblicallaw : Va'eira
By: Dror Ben Ami | 2010-05-29 | Religion
The biggest mystery about this week''s portion of the Torah is: "Who decided where to begin and end this section? And: Why at these particular points in the narrative was the story disrupted? One thing that happened towards the end of last week''s portion is that we were told that "Israel is God read more
CommentaryonBiblicallaw : Chayei Sarah
By: Dror Ben Ami | 2010-05-29 | Religion
Genesis: 23.1 - 25.18 In this week''s Torah portion what we actually see are 3 stories about 3 different women. What I would like to do in this article is first discuss the women and then, at the end, return to the story of Abraham purchasing Sarah''s gravesite. read more
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