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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By: Mordecai Finley
Life Torn and Sewn Together (comments on Torah Portion Chayei Sarah) 2023. (adapted from previous versions) Pain, regret, hurt, and betrayal form part of
The Angel – Comments on Torah Portion Va-Yishlach 2023 In our Torah portion, Va-Yishlach, we have one of the most dramatic and vivid scenes in the
By: Mordecai Finley
Mishpatim and the Study of Law and Ethics Thoughts on Parashat Mishpatim 2024 The major part of our Torah portion, Mishpatim, raises important questions
The words we want to read aren't always the words in the text.
Night of No Moon Shabbat Ha-Chodesh 2024 (coinciding with Parshat Shemini) Look up in the sky tonight. You won’t see much of a moon.
Thoughts on Torah portion Tazria 2024 (adapted from previous years)
Shabbat HaGadol the Shabbat Before Passover “Redeeming Dibbur” 2024 One of the core themes of Passover is liberation from exile, especially
The Middle Matza The Middle Matza Passover 2024 The three matzas on the Seder table are often interpreted as referring to three times
The Snake Within Torah Portion Chukkat 2024 (based on prior versions) How do people heal? I don’t mean in general. If I am injured or sick,
The God of Vengeance – Thoughts inspired by Torah portion Pinchas 2024 (adapted from previous versions)
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