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Dear Friends,

This week, Jews will celebrate the holiday of Shavuot, on which we commemorate God's revelation to Israel at Mount Sinai. To celebrate the gift of God's law, many traditional Jews stay up all night studying Torah, eat dairy foods, and read the Book of Ruth.

In this week's newsletter, we offer three pieces of Shavuot learning to enhance your holiday. We hope you enjoy, and we wish you and your families a chag Shavuot sameach.

All the best,

John Minster
Director of Digital Marketing, MeirSoloveichik.com

The Week with Rabbi Meir Soloveichik
June 9, 2024

"With words that one once could never have imagined being uttered in a homily in a Roman Catholic Church, Chaput then adds: 'What I saw at Yeshiva should also apply to every Christian believer, but especially to those of us who are priests and bishops.'" – Rabbi Soloveichik in Commentary

I. Listen to an episode of Bible 365 on the Book of Ruth

Bible 365: The Book of Ruth and Fill the Void

An exquisite Israeli film allows us to better understand the biblical book that Jews read on Shavuot.

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II. Read an essay about the Jewish relationship to law

Love and the Law

Christians are beginning to seek the secret of Jewish survival, and are discovering it in the Jewish love of the law.

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III. Watch a lecture about the Shavuot holiday

Sacred Time: Shavuot—The Treasure from Sinai

With all its commandments, the Torah is the source of Jews' most profound joy. But how can law, so complex and didactic, be a source of joy and inspiration that leads to an encounter with God?

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