Six Sermons by Rabbi David Wolpe
The Ethics of Tech: Scientific, Corporate and Personal Responsibility • 19-Jul-2020
This series of six sermons by Rabbi David Wolpe originally aired during week four of the 2020 summer assembly.
Sunday: “The Life of Jacob” Genesis 32: 25-30
Monday: “Children of the Wilderness” (No scripture)
Tuesday: “The Power of Words” Exodus 4: 10
Wednesday: “Making Loss Matter” Numbers 27: 18-23
Thursday: “Lessons for the Pandemic” I Kings 19: 4,5
Friday: “The Meaning of Goodness” (No scripture)
This program was made possible by Rabbi Samuel and Lynn Stahl Lectureship for the Understanding of Judaism.
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