The cycle of the Jewish year is one of the keys to understanding Jewish practice. Each of the signal events in the calendar from Pesach to Yom Kippur, rather than being isolated events in a sea of time, are intimately related to each of the others, and define relationships that govern every aspect of the Jewish experience. We will learn to understand the mechanics of the Jewish year, familiarise ourselves with its details, and derive real meaning from its structure to apply in our own lives.

 

Prior knowledge

The course is given in English.

No prior knowledge about the subject is needed.

Course material

Course material is included in the cost for this course.

About the teacher

Eiran Davies is a rabbi with roots in London, England. He has studied at Montefiori endowment in London, Midrash sepharadi in Jerusalem and Yeshivat hamivtar in Efrat. He is also an artist, beekeeper and trained goldsmith.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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JUDISK KULTURHISTORIA: MUSIK, SAMHÄLLE OCH JUDISK IDENTITET

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Photo: Marc Chagalls “Introduction to the Jewish theatre”.

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Photo: From the book “Änderungen der Familienamen der Prager Juden in Jahre 1788”.

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Photo: Private. Josef Reich and family, 1932.