The Semitic Perspective
In honor of Chanukah, I thought I would finally post my ideas on the differences between the Yefetic and Semitic perspectives. Yefes, and his son Yavan are the progenitors of western thought. Yavan, the...
by Micha Berger · Published December 29, 2005 – כ״ח בכסלו תשס״ו · Last modified December 29, 2005
In honor of Chanukah, I thought I would finally post my ideas on the differences between the Yefetic and Semitic perspectives. Yefes, and his son Yavan are the progenitors of western thought. Yavan, the...
by Micha Berger · Published December 29, 2005 – כ״ח בכסלו תשס״ו · Last modified December 29, 2005
In responding to my first attempt to define “anavah” (on “Der Alter“) RYGB wrote, “According to RSRH, anavah is derived from anah, to respond. Perhaps an anav is one who feels an acharayus to...
by Micha Berger · Published December 16, 2005 – ט״ו בכסלו תשס״ו · Last modified December 16, 2005
And he [Ya’aqov] called the name of that place Beis-el, but the name of the city was Luz originally. – Bereishis 28:19 Luz, the original name for Beis-el, is apparently the name of a...
by Micha Berger · Published December 10, 2005 – ט׳ בכסלו תשס״ו · Last modified December 10, 2005
Today’s topic: How to make your morning coffee the religious high point of your day.After Shema, which is Torahitic, what is the next most important tefillah? Bentching is also deOraisa, but the text was...
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