From Rebuke to Redemption: Ha’azinu’s Call for Restorative Justice

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Temple Sholom Podcast

Temple Sholom of Chicago

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Welcome to Temple Sholom's podcast, where we strive to create a sacred community that truly embraces, inspires, and matters. Each episode features enlightening sermons from Shabbat and holiday services, engaging guest lectures, and thought-provoking conversations that reflect our commitment to fostering a meaningful and inclusive environment. Join us as we explore the depths of faith, spirituality, and community life. Whether you're here for inspiration or information, we're delighted to share this spiritual journey with you.

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From Rebuke to Redemption: Ha’azinu’s Call for Restorative Justice – Rabbi Scott Gellman

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3 weeks ago

From Rebuke to Redemption: Ha’azinu’s Call for Restorative Justice – Rabbi Scott Gellman

Recorded live on Oct. 3, 2025 | Shabbat Ha’azinu

In this Shabbat sermon, Rabbi Gellman connects the ancient words of Ha’azinu—“this is not a trifling thing for you; it is your very life”—to a deeply contemporary call for justice and compassion in Chicago. Reflecting on a recent federal raid in the South Shore neighborhood, Rabbi Gellman explores what it means to live out Torah through proximity, empathy, and action. He invites us to transform faith from theory into shared breath—building a “sukkah of peace” that shelters all our neighbors.