Sun, Apr 10
|Zoom Webinar
The Ten Commandments (Ex 18-24) | Come, Follow Me Interfaith Conversations
For this live event, we'll talk about Israel and Moses at Sinai and the Ten Commandments (Exodus 12-13) from a Jewish perspective with special guest Rabbi Ilana Schwarzman
Time & Location
Apr 10, 2022, 5:00 PM PDT
Zoom Webinar
Guests
About the Event
Replay " The Ten Commandments (Ex 18-24) | Come, Follow Me Interfaith Conversations".
The John A. Widtsoe Foundation is deeply committed to elevating dialogue between members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and other religious communities. This year's Church-wide study of the Old Testament presents a unique opportunity for members to better understand and learn from our Jewish neighbors, who have engaged with these scriptures for thousands of years. Each month, Widtsoe Foundation Director Dr. Jacob Rennaker will host a live online conversation and Q&A with a leader or scholar from the Jewish community about an upcoming topic from the Church's Come, Follow Me curriculum. . This series will serve to educate Latter-day Saints about the rich history of Jewish scriptural interpretation and application, while at the same time modeling meaningful interfaith conversations and empowering Latter-day Saints to do the same in their own communities. These events will be made available on The Widtsoe Foundation YouTube Channel and podcast soon after the live event.
For this live event, we'll talk about Israel and Moses at Sinai and the Ten Commandments (Exodus 12-13) from a Jewish perspective with special guest Rabbi Ilana Schwarzman.
Rabbi Ilana is a third-generation rabbi and serves Beth Haverim Shir Shalom in Mahwah, New Jersey. Before coming to BHSS, she spent 8 years at Congregation Kol Ami in Salt Lake City, Utah. She studied Hebrew at Ben Gurion University in Beer Sheva, Israel, and was ordained from Hebrew Union College – Jewish Institute of Religion in Cincinnati, Ohio. Rabbi Ilana views the contemporary synagogue as a home for prayer, spirituality, social action, study, leadership, and engagement. Her joy lies in the interplay between intellectual Judaism and personal relationships. She also believes that music is a powerful vehicle through which we can connect to each other and God. She resides in Hillsdale, NJ with her husband Art and their young daughter.