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From The Restory - Conversations On The Journey (32)

  Is God Calling Contrary To Our Loves? The Conversation Elements From The Conversation Music The process where God is journeying with us, especially in the discovery and living of our deep passions and loves, reminds one of a dance. Love George & Matilda

Vanuit Die Restory - Gesprekke Tussen Reisgenote (33)

  Roep God Teen Ons Liefdes In? Die Gesprek Elemente Uit Die Gesprek Musiek Die proses waar ons saam met God op reis is, juis ook in die ontdekking en uitleef van ons diep passies en liefdes, herinner sterk aan 'n dans. Liefde George & Matilda

From The Restory - Conversations On The Journey (31)

  I Am, And Living Mindfully The Conversation Elements From The Conversation There is much to learn from the Jews with whom we share the Old Testament. In a conversation with Benjamin D. Sommer, professor of Bible at the Jewish Theological Seminary (NYC), he has this to say about the Jewish approach to Biblical interpretation and different viewpoints: ____________________ … in rabbinic literature argument is often considered something that we do for the sake of heaven, for the sake of God that is, disagreeing about exactly how to interpret God's will, that intellectual activity of disagreeing about, debating about, studying further, the interpretation of God's will, for us Jews, that's actually a form of worship. It's not only prayer that is a form of worship. It is very often study of sacred literature that is also a very important form of worship - a way of showing our loyalty and love and obedience of God in traditional Judaism generally. In Judaism, debating about ...

Vanuit Die Restory - Gesprekke Tussen Reisgenote (32)

  Ek Is, En Bewustelik Leef Die Gesprek Elemente Uit Die Gesprek Ons kan baie leer by die Jode wat die Ou Testament met ons deel, veral t.o.v hul benadering wanneer daar verskil van mening is. In 'n gesprek met die skrywer, Rachel Held Evans rondom die tema  Unraveling and Re-raveling the Bible , sê sy die volgende hieroor: ____________________ So I did this year of Biblical womanhood [which turned into a book]… and the project was probably the first time I spent a good amount of time speaking with and studying Jewish interpretations of the text. [In the process] I got to know an Orthodox Jewish lady named Ahava who helped me with some of the weird stuff that I had to do through the year following all those laws from Hebrew Scripture. Just getting to know her and getting to know some Jewish interpreters and seeing the Bible from that perspective really resonated with the invitation into questioning, that is just at the at the heart of how they engage. Ahava’s husband is a rabb...