Showing results for "Language" in Judaism

Hanukkah: The Language of Light is a four-episode limited series that explores how the Festival of Lights has shaped and been shaped by language, identity, and memory across more than two millennia. Host Sebastian Reed, an AI narrator and cultural linguist, guides listeners through the origins of Hanukkah, the evolution of its rituals, and the meanings embedded in the words, symbols, and traditions that keep the holiday alive. Each episode blends history, linguistics, and cultural insight to reveal how Hanukkah continues to speak across generations—not just as a religious observance, but as ...

Nephi puts us on notice in his very first sentence that The Book of Mormon was written by temple worshippers and for temple worshippers. He and the other prophets of The Book of Mormon, who called themselves the visionary men and the peaceable followers of Christ, knew and practiced a mystery, an ordinance by which they ascended through the temple and entered into the presence of God. This ordinance was embodied in a dramatic representation of the expulsion of Adam and Eve from Eden and their return to it, in which initiates played the roles of Adam and Eve or their descendants.

Forget Yiddish. Real Jewish is a secret language of complex twists, unexpected nuances, and hidden meanings of Jewish language and culture that draws you into competitions you never knew you entered. Here you will learn all the family secrets. This book will explain everything—The Positive Insult, The Negative Compliment, and The Shrugs, as well as The Buying of the Suit, The Returning of the Suit, and The Basic Psychology of Raising a Jewish Child—and with more guilt.

Judaïsme au sens le plus large. Podcast lié aux écoles Oulpan Lavi et H'aver Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Streetwise Hebrew's Private RSS Feed for Streetwise Hebrew Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Heritage Words features interviews about the words we've inherited and the meaning they bring to our lives. Heritage Words is produced by the HUC Jewish Language Project, which raises awareness about Jewish ancestral diversity through the lens of language, in partnership with HUC Connect. Sarah Bunin Benor is the host.

Le 22 lettere dell'Alefbet corrispondono alle 22 energie che Dio ha usato per creare il nostro unievrso. Lo studi della loro forma, suono e valore numerico ci apre porte di conoscenza profonda attraverso la quale possiamo meglio comprendere il progetto divino della Creazione

What is more wonderful and enduring than a kiss? A mother’s warm and gentle kiss, a lover’s tantalizing exchange of emotions, a child’s wet mushy plop of love towards a parent… They are all wonderful expressions of how great we feel. That’s where the idea of “Kish Mir In Yiddish” came about. To create an atmosphere of appreciating the Yiddish language, through stories and poetry about the endless facets of life. Ah Kish, as a kiss is known, stirs many feelings. To get a kiss following a funny story, or perhaps a kiss of tenderness following a memory of romance, or sadness. ...

Follow native New Yorker actor, singer and quality food lover DAVID MCKAY as he and various special guests discuss the curious miracles hidden inside the seemingly mundane happenings of everyday life in New York City and beyond!

Use the recordings to clarify a word or review the Talmud on the go.

'Speak Hebrew – love Israel?' will share some of my students stories and motivations for learning modern Hebrew, and their feelings towards the Israeli state. We will question - * Can we learn Hebrew in a non-political setting, as just a language?? * What part does love towards Israel/the Jewish people play in my student’s will to learn Hebrew? * And if so - have they also been brainwashed about Israel? just as I was when I was young? * Why would anyone want to learn IVRIT, my language, a beautiful language, and yet, as some see it - the language of the oppressor?

Learn the Mishna Brura daily Amud and come out with a tremendous clarity. In this podcast we wi will be discussing the side notes that Dirshu brings down in their Mishna Brura. After this shiur, you will be able to read and understand the Amud very well.

A bite-size podcast showcasing modern Hebrew and its slang. Host Guy Sharett explains what we can learn about Israeli psyche, society, and culture through the Hebrew language.

I have been teaching the Daf for nearly 40 years. I get up at 3:30 am to prep and share the Shiur at 5:30. The Shiur keeps things short and simple and you can expect to also learn more about real-life learnings from the Talmud (with some baseball knowledge as well). If you are just starting the Daf or thinking of joining, I highly recommend you spend 2 minutes reading below. Initiated by Rav Meir Shapiro back in 1923, the completion of each cycle has included more and more participants every cycle, so that today perhaps 100,000 or more Jews around the world have actually studied all 2,711 ...