In what way does the Mishkan (Tabernacle) serve as a metaphor for organizing one's relationship with God, oneself, and others?
This week, we're joined by Rabbi Dr. Daniel Reifman for a discussion of the meticulous detailing of the construction of the Mishkan and its role in serving as both a physical structure for God's presence and a metaphor for the Jewish people's journey towards understanding their relationship with God.
Credits:
Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield - Host of Pardes from Jerusalem and Pardes Faculty
Rabbi Dr. Daniel Reifman - Pardes Faculty
This week, we're joined by Rabbi Dr. Daniel Reifman for a discussion of the meticulous detailing of the construction of the Mishkan and its role in serving as both a physical structure for God's presence and a metaphor for the Jewish people's journey towards understanding their relationship with God.
Credits:
Rabbi Zvi Hirschfield - Host of Pardes from Jerusalem and Pardes Faculty
Rabbi Dr. Daniel Reifman - Pardes Faculty
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