Parshat Noach thoughts for 5773/2012
You can read the basics here.
And here's a link to many of my previous Parshat Noach posts.
My question for this go-round: Why was K'naan (Canaan) punished for his father Ham's sin? (See B'reshit/Genesis, chapter 9, verses 22-27.)
And now, for something totally different. Back in prehistoric times, before my foot surgery and my balance problem, I did a little choreography, and one of the dances was set to a song that quoted a couple of verses from Haftarat Noach. I can't link directly to the video, since my office blocks YouTube, but you can view the dance that I choreographed to Mark Skier's Aniyah Soarah by going here.
Thursday, October 18, 2012 update--also weighing in on Parshat Noach are:
Sunday, October 21, 2012 update: Give Avraham's father, Terach, some credit--according to chapter 11, verse 31, Terach left Ur Kasdim (Ur of the Chaldees) with the intention of going to K'naan (Canaan), though he died in Charan.
And here's a link to many of my previous Parshat Noach posts.
My question for this go-round: Why was K'naan (Canaan) punished for his father Ham's sin? (See B'reshit/Genesis, chapter 9, verses 22-27.)
And now, for something totally different. Back in prehistoric times, before my foot surgery and my balance problem, I did a little choreography, and one of the dances was set to a song that quoted a couple of verses from Haftarat Noach. I can't link directly to the video, since my office blocks YouTube, but you can view the dance that I choreographed to Mark Skier's Aniyah Soarah by going here.
Thursday, October 18, 2012 update--also weighing in on Parshat Noach are:
Sunday, October 21, 2012 update: Give Avraham's father, Terach, some credit--according to chapter 11, verse 31, Terach left Ur Kasdim (Ur of the Chaldees) with the intention of going to K'naan (Canaan), though he died in Charan.
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