A Dash of Drash - Pryor, Keren Hannah
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Torah with a Focus on Imaginative Midrashic Interpretation In her second volume of weekly Torah studies, Keren Hannah gives readers a glimpse into the fascinating world of midrash with its added spice of imaginative interpretation. A Dash of Drash encourages asking questions and offers edifying insights that challenge one to use one's own godly imagination. In A Dash of Drash, we aim to approach each parashah from a different perspective-imaginative application (midrash). This book encourages us to ask different questions and seek more profound answers. All of which should enrich our…mehr

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Torah with a Focus on Imaginative Midrashic Interpretation In her second volume of weekly Torah studies, Keren Hannah gives readers a glimpse into the fascinating world of midrash with its added spice of imaginative interpretation. A Dash of Drash encourages asking questions and offers edifying insights that challenge one to use one's own godly imagination. In A Dash of Drash, we aim to approach each parashah from a different perspective-imaginative application (midrash). This book encourages us to ask different questions and seek more profound answers. All of which should enrich our understanding of the Word and Yeshua himself as the Living Word. We hope that, as a result, our desire for spiritual growth will be nourished and our daily living inspired. In the art of cooking, an informed dash of one or two of the wide variety of aromatic spices adds flavor and character to an already good dish-turmeric in rice, cumin and garlic in lamb, coriander in curry, chili and cilantro in salsa. Likewise, a dash of drash adds interest and pleasure and contributes to a good, healthy study of Torah. May you enjoy the spiritual gastronomic adventure.
Autorenporträt
Keren Hannah, an Israeli citizen originally from South Africa, is the widow of Dwight A. Pryor (of blessed memory), with whom she shared a life of international ministry based on Jewish-Christian relations and interconnection. She currently resides in Jerusalem, where she continues writing and maintaining her online teaching ministry via her website: His-Israel.com.She also teaches classes on subjects related to the Hebraic heritage at the Bram Center for Messianic Jewish Learning.