From the Ark to Zion (Parsha Noach) | Land of Israel Fellowship
Rain for a Blessing: What Do We Plant First? | Parshat Noach The Torah calls it geshem, rain, and then mabul, flood. Same water, same heavens. What changed? Last night Israel began asking for rain, and in this week’s Fellowship, Ari Abramowitz and Jeremy Gimpel take you from the vineyards of Judea into Parshat Noach. Jeremy shares the midrash of the flask of oil that survived the flood, and what it teaches about Ein Od Milvado, that there is nothing but Hashem. Ari looks at Noach the comforter, the courage it takes to leave the ark, and the question facing Israel and each of us: do we plant a vineyard of forgetting, or faith, Torah, children, and hope? Along the way: the Noahide covenant and the rainbow, the beauty of Yefet in the tents of Shem (with a violin from Germany), Babel vs. the Beit Midrash, and big news about the Judean Academy going live every week. 🌿 Join the Fellowship Every Sunday, believers from Israel, America, Germany, Australia, and beyond open the Torah together, ask the hard questions, and pray for one another by name. You don’t need to be a scholar, speak Hebrew, or be Jewish. You only need a sincere desire to seek Hashem. 👉 Join the Fellowship and try the Judean Academy free at https://thelandofisrael.com/judean-academy-free-30-day-trial/ Broadcasting from the hills of Judea.