Mordecai Finley is a writer and contributor for the Jewish Journal, focusing on local news and events in the Los Angeles area. His articles often explore themes of Jewish spirituality, Torah teachings, and reflections on current events from a Jewish perspective.
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Mordecai Finley's coverage mainly focuses on providing expert commentary, opinion editorials, and industry-specific insights related to religious teachings, reflection, and cultural aspects. He seems particularly interested in topics such as religion, Torah, teaching, reflection, and exile.
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Isaac Blessing Jacob, by Govert Flinck, c. 1638, Dutch painting
By: Mordecai Finley
Life Torn and Sewn Together (comments on Torah Portion Chayei Sarah) 2024 Comments on Torah portion Chayyei Sarah (adapted from
By: Mordecai Finley
Breaking - Free Thoughts on Torah portion Toldot 2024 (adapted from earlier versions) Polonius, in Shakespeare’s Hamlet, is presented as a
From Tents to a Stairway to Heaven Thoughts on Torah Portion Vayeitzei 2024 (adapted from previous versions) ©Rabbi Mordecai Finley I
The Angel – Comments on Torah Portion Va-Yishlach 2024 (adapted from previous versions)
By: Mordecai Finley
Breaking Out Torah Portion VaYeishev 2024 (adapted from previous versions) Of all of the sublime indications that “the Bible is literature, not
I invite you to join me in this prayer, as you light an additional candle each night.
By: Mordecai Finley
The Ghost of Rachel in the Nile Bar and Grill Thoughts on Torah Portion Va-Yigash (retold, 2025) ©Rabbi Mordecai Finley A swirling eddy of
Residents of the once-picturesque neighborhood described driving through a surreal landscape that felt more like a war movie, with themselves cast as the unwilling protagonists.
By: Mordecai Finley
Recriminations Thoughts on Torah Portion Shemot 2025 (slightly rewritten from previous versions) © Rabbi Mordecai Finley Our names give us a stable
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