Rabbi Moskowitz's sermon from Shabbat Lech Lecha about Abraham's call. He offers a new interpretation of Abraham's call suggesting that it was random and unexpected. Abraham's journey to the land of Israel was a continuation of his father's trek and a journey of grief. This sermon was recorded in our synagogue's sanctuary. To read the written word visit his blog: rabbimoskowitz.com.
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Rabbi Moskowitz's sermon from Shabbat Lech Lecha about Abraham's call. He offers a new interpretation of Abraham's call suggesting that it was random and unexpected. Abraham's journey to the land of Israel was a continuation of his father's trek and a journey of grief. This sermon was recorded in our synagogue's sanctuary. To read the written word visit his blog: rabbimoskowitz.com.
Rabbi Moskowitz's Yom Kippur morning sermon exploring history's messy and uncomfortable truths, in particular those facing the modern State of Israel. He argues that American Jews need to support Israel's democratic foundations and the pro-democracy protestors who oppose Prime Minister Netanyahu's judicial overhaul. This sermon was recorded in our synagogue's sanctuary. To read the written word visit his blog: rabbimoskowitz.com.
About These Days/About This Torah
Rabbi Moskowitz's sermon from Shabbat Lech Lecha about Abraham's call. He offers a new interpretation of Abraham's call suggesting that it was random and unexpected. Abraham's journey to the land of Israel was a continuation of his father's trek and a journey of grief. This sermon was recorded in our synagogue's sanctuary. To read the written word visit his blog: rabbimoskowitz.com.
