Who Might Have Superior Knowledge of Books Written in Hebrew? Hebrew Rabbis!

The Book of Prophets or Nevi’im Aharonim contains the prophecies and teachings of individual prophets, mostly recorded in verse. In this 9-part series offered by My Jewish Learning, we will explore Nevi’im, the biblical book of prophets. Delve deep into the stories and themes of Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, Amos, Zechariah, and Hosea. The series will be a tag-team effort taught by two excellent Rabbis: Rabbi Dorothy Richman and Rabbi Aryeh Bernstein. Weekly on Tuesdays at 1:00 p.m. ET, January 12 through March 9.

About Rabbi Aryeh Bernstein

Rabbi Aryeh Bernstein - Screenshot from Avodah’

Rabbi Aryeh Bernstein. a Senior Editor of Jewschool.com., is Avodah’s National Educator. Previously, he served as Avodah’s Justice Fellowship Director in Chicago. Aryeh also works as Educational Consultant for the Jewish Council on Urban Affairs, Staff Educator for Farm Forward’s Jewish Initiative for Animals, and Coordinator and Teacher for Mishkan Chicago’s Social Justice Beit Midrash. He has taught at Hadar, Drisha, Camp Ramah in Wisconsin, the TAKUM social justice beit midrash, and campuses, communities, and organizations around the U.S. and Israel.

About Rabbi Dorothy Richman

Rabbi Dorothy Richman

Rabbi Dorothy Richman serves as rabba of Makor Or: Jewish Center for Meditation and teaches Torah widely throughout the Bay Area in Northern California and beyond. Her rabbinate has been deeply influenced by years of service with AJWS and Bend the Arc: A Jewish Partnership for Justice. She is a soulful leader of traditional and creative ritual, and recently released Something of Mine, an album of original music inspired by Jewish text. Dorothy has performed several original shows including Confessions of a Tefillin Supermodel and Aretha Franklin Taught Me to Pray.

With such illustrious scholars leading these sessions, it is sure to be both interesting and engaging!

G-d willing I will see you there.

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