Rabbi Fohrman continues the journey to discover a hidden side to the Exodus.

by Rabbi David Fohrman

Click here to view Parts 14 - 19.

20) God of Love, 1

21) God of Love, 2

22) God of Love, 3

23) God of Love, 4

Series will be continued next week.

Published: Monday, April 27, 2009

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Visitor Comments: 1

  • (1) Anonymous , April 30, 2009

    Exquisit Presentation

    Kudos to you Rabbi Forhman for such superb presentation of a story that too many of us gloss over. Like peeling an onion, you are exposing layers about God's Love that reminded me that I too had a little touch of paganism in understanding the depth, the width, and the height of an unknowable God that now is more knowable. Thank you!

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Rabbi David Fohrman


Rabbi Fohrman is resident scholar at the Hoffberger Foundation for Torah Studies. He has taught Biblical Themes as an adjunct professor at the Johns Hopkins University, and has served as a senior editor on ArtScroll's Schottenstein Edition of the Talmud. He is currently spending a year in Israel, consulting for Israel's Ministry of Education. His lectures are available on cassette and MP3 at www.jewishexplorations.com

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