haftarah Archives – Page 5 of 5

Don’t Shoot the Malachi – A Poem for Haftarah Toledot by Rick Lupert

Rick Lupert November 17, 2017

Don’t Shoot the Malachi – A Poem for Haftarah Toledot by Rick Lupert

King David of Thrones – A Poem for Haftarah Chayei Sarah by Rick Lupert

Rick Lupert November 10, 2017

Waiting for the Sky to Explode – A Poem for Haftarah Vayera by Rick Lupert

Rick Lupert November 3, 2017

Waiting for the Sky to Explode – A Poem for Haftarah Vayera by Rick Lupert

I Still Find Idols Enchanting – A Poem for Haftarah Lech Lecha by Rick Lupert

Rick Lupert October 27, 2017

I Still Find Idols Enchanting – A Poem for Haftarah Lech Lecha by Rick Lupert

A poem for Haftarah Breishit by Rick Lupert in which Led Zeppelin Rules.

Led Zeppelin Has Ruled Eternally – A poem for Haftarah Noach by Rick Lupert

Rick Lupert October 20, 2017

Let’s Rest Before It Even Starts – a poem for Haftorah Breishit by Rick Lupert

Rick Lupert October 13, 2017

Let’s Rest Before It Even Starts – a poem for Haftorah Breishit by Rick Lupert

Learning Trope

Jewish Journal January 9, 2013

When Ronald Rosenblatt chants the haftarah for congregants at Temple Emanuel of Beverly Hills, the 70-year-old West Los Angeles dentist feels a deep connection with his past.

Advertise joys of Judaism to others during simcha

Ted Roberts March 14, 2008

Given the condition of Judaism in 2008, a bar mitzvah is an ecumenical stew. It\’s not only the non-Jews who wonder about the significance and meaning of the ceremony, but even some of our fellow Israelites stare with wonder and, sometimes, awe.That\’s why a booklet of origins, explanations and exegesis is useful.