Description
Book SynopsisThese seventy-one firsthand stories from survivors of the Holocaust teach us to choose to remember for life, for their words are not about hatred and death but about ethics, decency and love. Although the stories are arranged to accompany the weekly
Torah readings and many of the Jewish holidays, they are just as meaningful when read on their own, in any sequence.
Trade Review“A worthwhile collection.”—Marcia Weiss Posner, Jewish Book World
Table of ContentsINTRODUCTION
GENESISBere'shit CreativityNoah SurvivalLekh Lekha JourneyVa-yera' HospitalityHayyei Sarah LaughterToledot DeparturesVa-yetse' DreamsVa-yishlah IdentityVa-yeshev DestinyMikkets WisdomVa-yiggash ReunionVa-yehi Legacy EXODUSShemot ParentingVa-'era' LiberatorsBo' RedemptionBe-shallah TriumphYitro CommunityMishpatim JusticeTerumah Sacred SpaceTetsavveh ServiceKi Tissa' HopeVa-yakhel RefugePekudei Success LEVITICUSVa-yikra' SacrificeTsav GivingShemini EatingTazria' SexualityMetsora' Healing'Aharei Mot AtonementKedoshim Love'Emor Sacred TimeBe-har LiberationBe-hukkotai Obligation NUMBERSBe-midbar HomeNaso' BlessingBe-ha'alotekha Starting OverShelah Lekha Self-ConfidenceKorah ResistanceHukkat ContinuityBalak FaithPinhas RestitutionMattot SpeakingMase'ei Protection DEUTERONOMYDevarim CourageVa-'ethannan Teaching'Ekev DevotionRe'eh CelebrationShofetim RighteousnessKi Tetse' MemoryKi Tavo' HomecomingNitsavim Choosing LifeVa-yelekh EducationHa'azinu GodVe-zo't Ha-berakhah Leadership HOLIDAYSRosh Ha-shanahThe Ten Days of RepentanceKol NidreYom KippurShemini 'AtseretSimhat TorahHanukahFast of EstherPurimPesahLast Days of PesahYom Ha-zikaronYom Ha-'atsm'autShavuotTisha' Be-'AvFriday NightShabbat AFTERWORD
