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The Jewish Theological Seminary, a preeminent institution of higher education, trains leaders and provides vision for the Jewish community worldwide

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A Turn for the Better. Sometimes a slight pivot is enough to lead to an entirely different destination. loom.ly/HdPWjIc #JTSTorah

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Crossing the Divide. Like Moses approaching Pharaoh, Jews and Muslims are constantly being asked to prove themselves in today’s world. loom.ly/8h67c9k #JTSTorah

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Don't Be the Terumah. Why does the Torah teach that setting ourselves apart from the community, like the terumah, overthrows justice? #JTSTorah loom.ly/HqDYRec

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What Do We Remember? A reminder that Jewish remembrance is about so much more than horror and destruction. loom.ly/ugACnLg #JTSTorah

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What Does it Mean to Be Liable? Vayikra's descriptions of liability raise important issues about community leaders and the people who follow them. #JTSTorah loom.ly/94BUHtU

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Can We Sanctify Incivility? Are there places, things, or phenomena that are so suffused with holiness that they can eclipse even those things that stand in opposition to it? #JTSTorah loom.ly/uF-npog

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LBI RECOMMENDS: Leo Baeck on Repentance and Forgiveness Before and After the Holocaust, a lecture by Prof. George Y. Kohler at the Jewish Theological Seminary JTS on May 5.

LBI RECOMMENDS: Leo Baeck on Repentance and Forgiveness Before and After the Holocaust, a lecture by Prof. George Y. Kohler at the Jewish Theological Seminary <a href="/JTSVoice/">JTS</a> on May 5.
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Who Is the Other? When we divide our communities into insiders and outsiders, we are breeding seeds of pain and rejection that could have unknown consequences. #JTSTorah loom.ly/xcPjn4o

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To Count Is to Care. When the Torah opens with a census, it is opening with a question: Will you see yourself in the count? #JTSTorah loom.ly/D_CYu8o

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Priests on a Pedestal. The Jewish people have long held mixed opinions about the role of the kohanim. #JTSTorah loom.ly/4pwos50

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Leading Together. Parashat Beha’alotekha invites us to consider what true leadership looks like—and how it evolves when shared across generations. #JTSTorah loom.ly/lFRGWcg

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What's Wrong with Korah? The Torah makes Korah into a symbol of exactly the wrong sort of belief, even though his proposals hew closely to verses from elsewhere in the Torah. #JTSTorah loom.ly/cUGmGRU

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Torah: The Humanity of Moses. Moses's understanding that he is not the leader to take the Israelites into the Land is the last of the many lessons he teaches us about being human. #JTSTorah loom.ly/WSeyKUI

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Fear, Truth, and a Donkey. Parashat Balak teaches us to affirm truth from love and with modesty, for there is no other path to God’s blessing. loom.ly/r52rIkU #JTSTorah

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Boundaries on the Move. The Torah’s varied maps of the Promised Land serve as instruction for us modern Jews. #JTSTorah loom.ly/lMDumag

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A Spontaneous Expression of Gratitude. Giving thanks for food can lead to gratitude for the Land and its bounty. #JTSTorah loom.ly/cvJFReg