By Rabbi Joshua Kullock Comunidad Hebrea de Guadalajara A few months ago, I launched a project called Daph Yomi, which consists of reading a page of Talmud per day. The idea is to cover, in this manner, this awesome work in its entirety throughout seven and a half years. The purpose is to expand the …
Los Rabinos de la UJCL escriben sobre la parashá de la semana Rabino Joshua Kullock Comunidad Hebrea de Guadalajara Una vez más nos encontramos en Egipto. Una vez más somos esclavos del Faraón. Y una vez más comienza a desandarse el camino que nos llevará al éxodo, al deambular por el desierto y a recibir …
By Rabbi Joshua Kullock Comunidad Hebrea de Guadalajara We find ourselves once again in Egypt. We are Pharaoh’s slaves again. And once again, the path that will lead us to the exodus, to the wandering through the wilderness and to the receiving of the Torah has begun. However, in order to reach Egypt, the biblical …
Los Rabinos de la UJCL escriben sobre la parashá de la semana Rabino Joshua KullockComunidad Hebrea de Guadalajara La parashá de esta semana nos introduce a la última de las unidades temáticas del libro de Génesis: la vida de José y sus hermanos. A partir de Vaieshev, veremos cómo los hijos de Israel (que es …
By Rabbi Joshua Kullock Comunidad Hebrea de Guadalajara This week’s parashah introduces us to the last of the subject matters of the book of Genesis: the life of Joseph and his brothers. From Vayeshev onwards, we will see how the children of Israel (who is Jacob) will end up living in Egypt, thus generating the …
Los Rabinos de la UJCL escriben sobre la parashá de la semana Rabino Joshua Kullock Comunidad Hebrea de Guadalajara ¿Qué nos moviliza? Posiblemente esta pregunta encierre uno de los misterios más profundos de la condición humana. Si supiésemos qué es lo que genera en cada uno de nosotros la necesidad de hacer cosas, entonces podríamos …
By Rabbi Joshua Kullock Comunidad Hebrea de Guadalajara What moves us? Perhaps this question contains one of the most profound mysteries of human nature. If we knew what it is that generates for each of us the need to do things, then we could work with that goal in mind, operating from specific situations with …
Los Rabinos de la UJCL escriben sobre la parashá de la semana. Rabino Joshua Kullock. Comunidad Hebrea de Guadalajara, México. Nitzavim es una parashá relativamente corta y, a diferencia de muchas otras, podemos leerla de un tirón y ver que se articula desde un único tema: la centralidad del pacto concertado entre Ds y el …
by Rabbi Joshua Kullock Comunidad Hebrea de Guadalajara Nitzavim is a rather short parashah and, unlike many others, we can read it in one go and see that it revolves around a single subject: the centrality of the covenant agreed upon between God and the people of Israel. The parashah begins by telling us that …
by Rabbi Joshua Kullock Comunidad Hebrea de Guadalajara, México One of the great themes of humanity is happiness. We live our lives trying to be happy, trying to avoid suffering as much as possible. Sometimes we do so easily, and sometimes it is rather harder. If we pay attention, we can see that in our …
