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Yosef Lindell

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Lawyer. Writer. Teacher. Former Editor @The_Lehrhaus. Published in @TheAtlantic @Clarkesworld @bcsmagazine @JTAnews @jrbooks @tabletmag @jewish_action etc.

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The Bitter Waters

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By Yosef Lindell, Beryl Gershenfeld, Sruli Fruchter
| 18Forty
Your 18Forty Parsha Guide is a weekly newsletter exploring five major takeaways from the weekly parsha. Receive this newsletter every week in your inbox by subscribing here. Questions or feedback? Email Rivka Bennun Kay at Shabbosreads@18forty.org. You have almost certainly read a passage of Torah and felt somewhat uncomfortable. Maybe it was a law about slavery, or a command to annihilate a nation, or something else that troubles you.
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Why God Cares What You Eat (And Why That’s Not the Point)

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By Yehuda Fogel, Yosef Lindell, David Bashevkin
| 18Forty
Your 18Forty Parsha Guide is a weekly newsletter exploring five major takeaways from the weekly parsha. Receive this newsletter every week in your inbox by subscribing here. Questions or feedback? Email Rivka Bennun Kay at Shabbosreads@18forty.org. You’re standing in a grocery store aisle, phone in one hand, package in the other, squinting at a symbol the size of a fingernail. The hechsher. You’ve done this thousands of times, and the action takes perhaps two seconds.
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Beneath Ceaseless Skies - We Were Once of the Sky by Yosef Lindell

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By Yosef Lindell
| beneath-ceaseless-skies.com
The plague is coming. It spreads on the whispering tongues of the tavern-folk and on a breath of dry wind over dead grass. I sit at my table in the Bureau. Sunlight pierces the narrow windows on either side, illuminating the books in front of me. Euclid’s Elements and Ptolemy’s Almagest—the building blocks of an ordered but sterile world. Shelves full of leather-bound volumes surround me like a scaffold, smothering me in their eternal solitude.
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