Pirke Avot Chapter Five, verse four
In Which Your Humble Blogger doesn’t have much to say on the verse, but I am told that over one-third of the population of our city have power, after only seven days in the wilderness.
Category: Scripture
Pirke Avot Chapter Five, verses two and three
In Which Your Humble Blogger counts like this: three, seven, ten, many.
Pirke Avot Chapter Five, verse one: accountability and purpose
In Which Your Humble Blogger has had technical difficulties, preventing this note from being posted with the previous one. I hope you enjoyed the suspense.
Pirke Avot Chapter Five, verse one
In Which all of Israel have a share in the World to Come, as it is written: Your people are all righteous; they will inherit the Land forever; they are the branch of My planting, the work of My hands in which I take pride (Isaiah 60:21).
Isaiah and the Days of Awe, Day Nine: Plead for the Widow
Isaiah and the Days of Awe, Day Eight: Judge the Fatherless
Isaiah and the Days of Awe, Day Seven: Relieve the Oppressed
In Which Your Humble Blogger sits in a comfy office and types about oppression.
Isaiah and the Days of Awe, Day Six: Seek Judgment
In Which Your Humble Blogger uses the American spelling, as a tribute to my hometown hero. But I still think it looks better with the e.
Isaiah and the Days of Awe, Day Five: Learn to do well
In Which Your Humble Blogger turns the corner and enters the stretch.
Isaiah and the Days of Awe, Day Four: Cease
In Which Your Humble Blogger finds value in this slow crawl through the verse.