Listen now | A conversation with Gila Fine, lecturer of rabbinic literature at the Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies and a popular teacher and lecturer, about her new book.
Once again, wow. I am enriched. Thank you.
I see it's been some time since you've visited your old stomping grounds -- JTS is at the corner of B'way & 122nd St (not 121st).
I'm so glad you interviewed Gila Fine. Yes, she is a wonderful teacher, and so enlightening. I bought her book as soon as it came out.
That being said, I believe modern women who choose to bring children into the world would not view childbearing as the midrash did:
"Just as a female bears a burden and discharges it, bears a burden and discharges it, so Israel are enslaved and redeemed, enslaved and redeemed.”
Once again, wow. I am enriched. Thank you.
I see it's been some time since you've visited your old stomping grounds -- JTS is at the corner of B'way & 122nd St (not 121st).
I'm so glad you interviewed Gila Fine. Yes, she is a wonderful teacher, and so enlightening. I bought her book as soon as it came out.
That being said, I believe modern women who choose to bring children into the world would not view childbearing as the midrash did:
"Just as a female bears a burden and discharges it, bears a burden and discharges it, so Israel are enslaved and redeemed, enslaved and redeemed.”