Join Leon Kass to Explore Nationhood, Holiness, and the Founding of the Jewish People

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The Book of Exodus tells one of the most famous stories in human history. What is it about this book that so captures the imagination? In this online course, Professor Leon Kass will uncover the majesty, wisdom, and wonder of the Book of Exodus. Over eight captivating conversations with Dr. Leon Kass and Warren R. Stern Senior Fellow of Jewish Civilization Jonathan Silver, you will:

Experience the Children of Israel’s journey out of Egypt, from the ten plagues and the revelation at Sinai to the sin of the golden calf and the majesty of the Tabernacle.  

Discover how Exodus asks and answers the most enduring questions of human existence. 

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Explore the enduring philosophical ideas and themes of Exodus, including nationhood, holiness, idolatry, law, revelation, covenant, and more. 

Learn how to read the text as a Great Book, which can change how you see yourself and the world. 

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This course is sponsored by The Kress Project on the Hebrew Bible.


"For us, the Torah is absolutely central to Judaism and Jewish life. Further, this sacred text that God has bestowed upon us has shaped the ethical foundation of our broader civilization. We can think of no better use of resources than to serve God by spreading the study of Torah among our people. And we can think of no better partner in this endeavor than Tikvah."


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Meet Leon Kass

Leon R. Kass is Dean of the Faculty at Shalem College, Professor Emeritus in the Committee on Social Thought at the University of Chicago, and Scholar Emeritus at the American Enterprise Institute in Washington, DC. A lifelong enthusiast of liberal education, he is the author of Leading a Worthy Life: Finding Meaning in Modern Times (2017), and three commentaries on the Hebrew Bible: The Beginning of Wisdom: Reading Genesis (2006), Founding God's Nation: Reading Exodus (2021), and together with Hannah Mandelbaum, Reading Ruth: Birth, Redemption, and the Way of Israel (2021).

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