And God Built Houses For Them
A smart rabbi knows how to separate her vocation from her personal identity.
A wise rabbi knows how to integrate both.
A smart rabbi knows how to separate her vocation from her personal identity.
A wise rabbi knows how to integrate both.
As I was typing this sermon, my two beauteous children were chasing each other with foam swords, the living room looks like toys exploded all over it and an ever-insurmountable pile of dishes is guilt-tripping us into washing them. These are of course not the images that make it into the family album or onto the social media account. It is not the story we are comfortable telling about ourselves.
One thing that is most striking about the Joseph story is that it is very much a story for our times: not only in the sense that its emotions feel contemporary but also in what place it occupies in the liturgical calendar.