As we have just passed the halfway point of our observance of the Passover, many of us are still feeling connected to the themes presented in the Haggadah, the ideas and theology of the Seder. For me this year, the image of Egypt looms large. There I see a power-hungry Pharaoh who rejects God’s ideas Continue Reading »
“In every generation, each person is obligated to see themselves as though they had come out of Egypt.” Each year, these words from the Passover Haggadah hit a little differently. This year, I have been thinking a lot about something like this: what does it mean to remember the triumphant moments in the Exodus story, Continue Reading »