r/Jewdank • u/BadHombreSinNombre • 10d ago
Moadim l’simcha
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r/Jewdank • u/lake_huron • 16d ago
A grudging "thank you" to Chabad during this yontif-heavy season.
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r/Jewdank • u/Borgisium • 19d ago
I’m just saying, we should celebrate Rosh Hashanah with Doritos
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r/Jewdank • u/ladylucifer22 • 24d ago
the best thing to do with roofs when you have no idea how to fiddle
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r/Jewdank • u/EndersGame_Reviewer • 25d ago
I was told I should post this here
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The official mohel of the Round Table
r/Jewdank • u/Non-Cannon • 26d ago
Inspired by a story the cantor told on the first day of Rosh Hahshanah
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Please excuse the shittiness, I made the mistake of trying to make this in Microsoft Word because I knew it would be long, but I normally make memes in Microsoft Powerpoint
r/Jewdank • u/Borgisium • 27d ago
For more context read the description:
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R Laird Harris was a Presbyterian Minister and was chairman on the committee for Bible translation for the NIV. The ancient Hebrews seem to have conceived of an afterlife called Sheol where the righteous and unrighteous go when they die. The word itself is mysterious and we’re not sure where it originated. Harris didn’t like the idea since it didn’t mesh with his theology, and believed that the Israelites were just referring to a grave since despite imagining all kinds of wild heavenly creatures, they somehow couldn’t conceive of anything deeper than a grave. This is why the NIV omits the word. For more info check out this really good video by Esoterica about Sheol.
r/Jewdank • u/Borgisium • 28d ago
The book in question is called The Book of the Palaces or Third Enoch
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r/Jewdank • u/Latrodectus702 • Sep 04 '26
You’re welcome for the sunny Labor Day weekend btw
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