Best Torah To The Tribes Podcasts (2025)

Why is it possible to be a Jew without the Torah? How does the covenant with God differ from modern contracts? Which is stronger: the law of the Torah or our soul? Let’s find out in today’s episode of the Jewish Perspective podcast. Watch Rabbi Belinsky's Video Blog on YoutubeBy Rabbi V. Belinsky

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Sara Miriam Gross and Her Book Invisible Tribe Encore 30:53

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Author, Editor and Copywriter Sara Miriam Gross is the featured guest on this encore episode of “613 Books” Podcast, and we are talking about her terrific book, “Invisible Tribe.”It’s a collection of fictional stories that explore the tough, messy, and even funny situations that children who have lost a parent sometimes find themselves in. These di…

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Former Director of the Football Association - the amazing story of Simon Johnson 31:57

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In this powerful and deeply personal episode, Simon Johnson — former Premier League lawyer and chair of the Jewish Leadership Council — opens up about the faith, values, and discipline that shaped his journey. Simon shares how Torah principles and a strong sense of community became the anchor that kept him grounded in a world of high-pressure legal…

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Mizmor(music) Illumination 1:05:44

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This episode we dive into the music industry and what keeping Torah has down to the up and coming talented rappers Yehudah Ben Israel and ShamarYAHU

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Topical Teachings – Matthew’s Musings, When The World Ended Once Already: Part 1

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By Matthew Nolan

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Tribal Roots meditation 3:33

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A song in remembrance of how our forefathers and foremothers walked to show us the ways of keeping Torah

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The Power of Kaddish – One of the Most Profound Prayers in Judaism 20:41

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The Power of Kaddish – One of the Most Profound Prayers in Judaism Kaddish is one of the most powerful and emotional prayers in Jewish tradition. Often known as the Mourner’s Kaddish, this ancient Aramaic prayer is not about death, but about life, faith, and the sanctification of G-d’s Name. In this video, we explore: ✨ The true meaning behind the …

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Why do rich get richer and poor poorer? 8:24

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The Torah’s story of rich and poor farmers reveals a hidden truth about wealth, humility, and the soul. Why did the poor lose their baskets while the rich got theirs back? What does this ancient ritual teach us about the relationship between body and soul? Let’s find out in today’s episode of the Jewish Perspective podcast. Watch Rabbi Belinsky's V…

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Financial liberation 47:24

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Dissecting blockchain, crypto and stocks through this short detailed and very informative episode. I discuss Qorbanyahus books and his shifting paradigms website article about the future of currency and morality based on a Torah based society.

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Faith, Success, and Memory: The Power of Shabbat and Legacy with Daniel Turgel 36:47

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In this powerful and deeply personal episode, Daniel Turgel — partner at White & Case, one of the world’s top international law firms — opens up about the faith and discipline that shaped his journey. Daniel shares how Shabbat became the anchor that kept him grounded in a world of relentless pressure and ambition — and how choosing faith over conve…

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How (and Why) Do Rabbis Make Rules? 11:06

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From blessings to Shabbat laws, rabbinic decrees guide how Jews live and practice every day. What gives these rabbinic laws their power? And how can differences in rabbinic rulings shape entire communities? Let’s find out in today’s episode of the Jewish Perspective podcast. Watch Rabbi Belinsky's Video Blog on Youtube…

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Lesley Kaplan and Power Talks with Women Entrepreneurs 36:42

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On this episode of “613 Books” Podcast, Producer-Host Heather Dean welcomes back Lesley Kaplan, a business strategy, branding and goal-achieving coach. Lesley has recently published a dynamic and instructive book called, “Power Talks with Women Entrepreneurs: A Collection of Inspiring Success Stories and Secrets from Women in Business." The wide-ra…

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Rabbi Uri Lati, Bringing Torah to Every Heart — Even in Arabic 25:59

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In this inspiring episode, Rabbi Uri Lati shares a powerful message about the true strength behind Torah, prayer, and faith — especially in times when the world feels uncertain. We discuss why even the smallest mitzvah, a single word of Tehillim, or a moment of connection with Hashem can have an eternal impact. Rabbi Lati reminds us never to undere…

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Topical Teachings – Matthew’s Musings, the hidden council of Eden

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More Than Rules: What Judaism Is Really About 13:39

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Do we do Mitzvot out of fear of punishment? Which matters more—learning Torah or doing mitzvot? Do rules of "Language of Love" apply to G-d? Let’s find out in today’s episode of the Jewish Perspective podcast. Watch Rabbi Belinsky's Video Blog on YoutubeBy Rabbi V. Belinsky

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When Time Counts 7:47

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When bowing down, does it matter for how long? What do laws of bowing reveal about the way we approach our emotions and spirituality? Let’s find out in today’s episode of the Jewish Perspective podcast. Watch Rabbi Belinsky's Video Blog on YoutubeBy Rabbi V. Belinsky

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Raquel Kirszenbaum and her Book Stop Hurting, Start Healing Encore Part Two 32:46

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This episode of “613 Books” podcast, is PART 2 of producer/host Heather Dean’s interview with author and international speaker, Raquel Kirszenbaum about her new book, “Stop Hurting, Start Healing.”This is both a self-help book and memoir which takes readers on her dynamic quest from despair and difficulty to resilience and happiness.Raquel addresse…

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Topical Teachings – The Eleventh Hour: Suffering, Meaning, and the Moment Before Eternity

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Without suffering and death, human life is incomplete, it’s actually meaningless.By Matthew Nolan

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Topical Teachings – Sukkot 2025 – The Primordial Waters: Returning to the Deep. Part 4

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Topical Teachings – Sukkot 2025 – The Primordial Waters: Returning to the Deep. Part 3

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Topical Teachings – Sukkot 2025 – The Primordial Waters: Returning to the Deep. Part 2

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The throne of יהוה is pictured as resting on waters. The waters are not just chaos but the foundation of divine habitation.By Matthew Nolan

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Topical Teachings – Sukkot 2025 – The Primordial Waters: Returning to the Deep

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1. Tohu va’vohu (formless and void): Chaos, unshaped potential. To me, I see this as the raw material of existence, but also the state of the soul apart from יהוה.By Matthew Nolan

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Topical Teachings – Satan’s Little Season

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Are we living in Satan’s Little Season? Revelation 20 speaks of the dragon bound for a thousand years and then loosed “for a little season.” Some believe this prophetic mystery may already be unfolding. Has the Millennium already happened? Did history itself get rewritten to hide Yahusha's reign? In this teaching, we explore: Revelation 20:1–10 — S…

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Raquel Kirszenbaum and her Book Stop Hurting, Start Healing Encore Part One 33:59

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On this episode of “613 Books” podcast, producer/host Heather Dean interviews author and international speaker, Raquel Kirszenbaum about her book, “Stop Hurting, Start Healing.”This is both a self-help book and memoirs which takes readers on her dynamic quest from despair and difficulty to resilience and happiness. From the very first page, Raquel’…

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What Makes Us Truly Human? 13:20

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The Talmud tells a strange story about wheat, barley, and the souls within us. Why does the Torah list wheat before barley if our animal soul comes first? And what does this teach us about starting each day with the right focus? Let’s find out in today’s episode of the Jewish Perspective podcast. Watch Rabbi Belinsky's Video Blog on Youtube…

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Do Women Need to Study Torah? 7:52

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In Judaism, men and women approach Torah study from different perspectives, yet both find purpose in it. Do women have an equal obligation to learn Torah? And why does the distinction between obligation and necessity matter? Let’s find out in today’s episode of the Jewish Perspective podcast. Watch Rabbi Belinsky's Video Blog on Youtube…

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A Blessing for Every Tribe: Tailored Divine Encouragement — Vezot Haberacha 16:31

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Episode Description: A Blessing for Every Tribe: Tailored Divine Encouragement — Vezot Haberacha The Torah closes with Moshe’s final blessings, each tribe receiving words uniquely suited to their strengths and mission. Why does the Torah end with blessings, and what does it teach us about the power of personalized encouragement? In this episode, we…

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Rav Jonathan Tawil | A small talk about yom kippur 36:40

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In this special episode, we sit down with Rav Jonathan Tawil for a meaningful conversation on the essence of Yom Kippur. In just a short talk, Rav Tawil shares deep insights on what the Day of Atonement truly represents, how we can approach it with sincerity, and the practical steps to make the most of this sacred time. Whether you’re looking for i…

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A Jewish awakening (literally!) 8:51

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Jewish tradition teaches that the way we start the day shapes everything that follows. Why don't we begin our day with the word "I"? And what deeper meaning lies in saying Modeh Ani before anything else? Let’s find out in today’s episode of the Jewish Perspective podcast. Watch Rabbi Belinsky's Video Blog on Youtube…

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Haazinu - A Farewell Song with Eternal Lessons 14:07

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Episode Description: Haazinu - A Farewell Song with Eternal Lessons Parashat Haazinu is Moshe’s farewell song, a poetic vision filled with imagery of God’s faithfulness, Israel’s struggles, and the hope of redemption. More than ancient words, Haazinu offers timeless lessons about gratitude, humility, and resilience. In this episode, we explore why …

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The Western Wall: A Lasting Symbol of Jewish History 6:13

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From the Mishkan in the desert to the Western Wall in Jerusalem, the Jewish story of sacred spaces spans centuries of resilience and faith. Why did the Romans leave just one wall standing? What promise does the future Third Temple hold? Let’s find out in today’s episode of the Jewish Perspective podcast. Watch Rabbi Belinsky's Video Blog on Youtube…

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Rabbi Bentzion Kravitz and his book Know What to Answer When Someone Challenges Your Faith: Tishrei 23:33

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On this episode of “613 Books” podcast, producer Heather Dean interviews Rabbi Bentzion Kravitz, the Founder of Jews for Judaism. Rabbi Kravitz’s book, “Know What to Answer When Someone Challenges Your Faith.”In this interview, Rabbi Kravitz addresses several Tishrei-related topics from “Know What to Answer,” giving us much to ponder as we journey …

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Vayelech - Passing the Torch: Moshe’s Final Message of Courage 12:37

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Episode Description: Vayelech Passing the Torch: Moshe’s Final Message of CourageAs Moshe prepares to leave the people and entrust leadership to Yehoshua, he leaves them with a command that still speaks to us today: “Chazak v’ematz — be strong and courageous.” In this episode, we reflect on Moshe’s final message of strength. What does courage mean …

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Alan Mendoza on Jewish Integration, Politics & the Power of Narrative 36:36

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Description: In this thought-provoking episode, we sit down with Alan Mendoza — a proud Sephardi Jew, political voice, and thought leader in London — to explore the challenges and opportunities facing the Jewish community in the UK. Alan shares powerful insights on Jewish integration, the effectiveness of engaging in politics, and the battle over m…

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What does “tribe” mean in Hebrew? 8:09

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- Why did Jews have to be divided into tribes? - Why are Jews compared to branches? - Can a severed branch have an advantage over an attached one? Let’s find out in today’s episode of the Jewish Perspective podcast. Watch Rabbi Belinsky's Video Blog on YoutubeBy Rabbi V. Belinsky

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Rabbi Levi Shmotkin and his book Letters for Life - Interview Part 2 19:52

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This is Part 2 of “613 Books” podcast, producer Heather Dean’s interview with Chasidic scholar and educator, Rabbi Levi Shmotkin, author of “Letters for Life: Guidance for Emotional Wellness from the Lubavitcher Rebbe.”In the universal quest for coping with the inevitable challenges that threaten our peace of mind, and after years of studying the R…

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Rabbi & Startuper Sam Fromson: Faith, Family, and Building a Meaningful Life 32:18

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In this inspiring episode, we sit down with Sam Fromson — a Rabbi and Startuper — as he shares his journey of blending faith, family, and entrepreneurship. Sam opens up about how Torah values guide his personal and professional life, offering practical advice for building a meaningful career while staying true to your beliefs. ✅ How to find the rig…

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Choose Life: The Torah’s Timeless Call in Nitzavim 14:22

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Episode Description: Choose Life: The Torah’s Timeless Call in NitzavimParashat Nitzavim delivers one of the Torah’s most powerful declarations: “I have set before you life and death, blessing and curse; therefore, choose life.” What does it really mean to choose life, and why does Moshe emphasize this message right before the High Holidays? In thi…

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The Book of Wisdom — The Wisdom of Solomon – Chapter 19

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Evil writes its own sentence, even inscribes them on the bullet. But the bullet fired by wicked men will ricochet! The snare set for the righteous becomes the very trap of the wicked.By Matthew Nolan

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The women who made G‑d rewrite the law 14:52

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If G-d agreed to the complaint of the daughters of Tzlafchad, why didn't He set the law this way in the first place? And what deeper lesson does this story teach us about inheritance? Let’s find out in today’s episode of the Jewish Perspective podcast. Watch Rabbi Belinsky's Video Blog on YoutubeBy Rabbi V. Belinsky

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Rabbi Levi Shmotkin and his book Letters for Life 24:17

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On this episode of “613 Books” podcast, producer Heather Dean interviews Chasidic scholar and educator, Rabbi Levi Shmotkin, author of “Letters for Life: Guidance for Emotional Wellness from the Lubavitcher Rebbe.”In the universal quest for coping with the inevitable challenges that threaten our peace of mind, and after years of studying the Rebbe’…

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From Aleppo to America: Rabbi Eliyahu Ben Haim on the Legacy of Syrian Jews 16:17

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Podcast | Lessons for Life | Episode 4 🎙 Exclusive Interview: Rabbi Eliyahu Ben Haim x Lessons for Life 🌍 Building a Community: The Syrian Jewish Journey from Aleppo to America In this powerful episode, we sit down with Rabbi Eliyahu Ben Haim — son of the great Chacham Ben Haim, a towering rabbinic figure who guided and strengthened the Syrian-Amer…

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Ki Tavo - let the year and its curses end 14:42

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Episode Description: Parashat Ki Tavo is famous—and daunting—for its long list of blessings and curses. The Torah lays out the vision of what life looks like when we live with Hashem’s will, and the painful consequences when we turn away. But hidden inside is also a message of hope: “Tikhleh shanah u’kil’loteha – let the year and its curses end, an…

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The Gifts You Can’t Refuse 8:45

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Jewish inheritance law is very different from the modern American legal system. Who is considered the rightful heir in Jewish tradition? What does that teach us about the Torah being our true inheritance as Jews? That’s what we’ll be exploring in today’s episode of The Jewish Perspective Podcast. Watch Rabbi Belinsky's Video Blog on Youtube…

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Rivkah Lambert Adler and her book Adrift Among the Nations Interview Part Two 23:17

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This episode of “613 Books” podcast is PART TWO of producer Heather Dean’s interview with Dr. Rivkah Lambert Adler, a writer, book reviewer and adult educator whose most recently-published book is called “Adrift Among the Nations: Between Christianity and Torah.”This is a book about leaving Jesus by Dr. Lambert Adler who is a journalist, an educato…

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Michael | How to succeed in a finance career? 33:45

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Podcast | Lessons for Life | Episode 3🎙 Exclusive Interview: Michael x Lessons for Life💼 Faith & Finance: A Journey from Gibraltar to LondonIn this inspiring conversation, Michael — a finance expert and proud believer from Gibraltar now living in London — opens up about his career, his Jewish identity, and the values that guide him. Together, we ex…

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Ki Tetseh –how to live Torah every single day. 15:01

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This week’s Parasha, Ki Tetseh, is unlike any other—it contains more commandments than any other portion in the Torah, a total of 74 mitzvot! From returning lost objects and building safe homes, to showing compassion even to animals and ensuring fairness in business, Ki Tetseh covers every corner of Jewish life. In this episode, we explore why the …

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Intent vs. Outcome 10:37

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Bilaam, a non-Jewish prophet, tried to curse the Jews but ended up blessing them instead. If he followed G-d’s instructions, why is he called “Wicked”? How does Judaism determine the morality of one's actions? Let’s find out in today’s episode of the Jewish Perspective podcast. Watch Rabbi Belinsky's Video Blog on Youtube…

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Rivkah Lambert Adler and her book Adrift Among the Nations 22:06

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On this episode of “613 Books” podcast, producer Heather Dean interviews Rivkah Lambert Adler, a writer, book reviewer and adult educator whose most recently-published book is called “Adrift Among the Nations: Between Christianity and Torah.”This is a book about leaving Jesus by Dr. Adler who is a journalist, an educator, and an Orthodox Jew. In th…