Aleph Beta Patron's Circle

Aleph Beta Patron's Circle is a arts podcast hosted by Aleph Beta, with 35 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode 7 - One God, Two Names: Discovering a Hidden Saga in the Stories of Genesis and Exodus

  Mar 12, 20252 hourS0

  <p><b>Join Rabbi Fohrman for an unprecedented exploration into one of the Torah's most profound mysteries: The interplay between the divine names Elohim and Yud-Heh-Vav-Heh.<br/></b><br/>Judaism’s most fundamental tenet is monotheism – the notion that there is but one God in this universe of ours. And yet, the Torah refers to God, seemingly haphazardly, using more than one name. Who is this deity, Elokim or YHVH? Why be so confusing about it?<br/><br/>Biblical critics say this is evidence that the Torah is a composite work, written by authors with competing agendas. But Rabbi Fohrman has...

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  Episode 6 - One God, Two Names: Discovering a Hidden Saga in the Stories of Genesis and Exodus

  Mar 5, 20251h 41mS0

  <p><b>Join Rabbi Fohrman for an unprecedented exploration into one of the Torah's most profound mysteries: The interplay between the divine names Elohim and Yud-Heh-Vav-Heh.<br/></b><br/>Judaism’s most fundamental tenet is monotheism – the notion that there is but one God in this universe of ours. And yet, the Torah refers to God, seemingly haphazardly, using more than one name. Who is this deity, Elokim or YHVH? Why be so confusing about it?<br/><br/>Biblical critics say this is evidence that the Torah is a composite work, written by authors with competing agendas. But Rabbi Fohrman has...

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  Episode 5 - One God, Two Names: Discovering a Hidden Saga in the Stories of Genesis and Exodus

  Feb 26, 20251h 49mS0

  <p><b>Join Rabbi Fohrman for an unprecedented exploration into one of the Torah's most profound mysteries: The interplay between the divine names Elohim and Yud-Heh-Vav-Heh.<br/></b><br/>Judaism’s most fundamental tenet is monotheism – the notion that there is but one God in this universe of ours. And yet, the Torah refers to God, seemingly haphazardly, using more than one name. Who is this deity, Elokim or YHVH? Why be so confusing about it?<br/><br/>Biblical critics say this is evidence that the Torah is a composite work, written by authors with competing agendas. But Rabbi Fohrman has...

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  Episode 4 - One God, Two Names: Discovering a Hidden Saga in the Stories of Genesis and Exodus

  Feb 19, 20251h 59mS0

  <p><b>Join Rabbi Fohrman for an unprecedented exploration into one of the Torah's most profound mysteries: The interplay between the divine names Elohim and Yud-Heh-Vav-Heh.<br/></b><br/>Judaism’s most fundamental tenet is monotheism – the notion that there is but one God in this universe of ours. And yet, the Torah refers to God, seemingly haphazardly, using more than one name. Who is this deity, Elokim or YHVH? Why be so confusing about it?<br/><br/>Biblical critics say this is evidence that the Torah is a composite work, written by authors with competing agendas. But Rabbi Fohrman has...

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  Episode 3 - One God, Two Names: Discovering a Hidden Saga in the Stories of Genesis and Exodus

  Feb 12, 20251h 13mS0

  <p><b>Join Rabbi Fohrman for an unprecedented exploration into one of the Torah's most profound mysteries: The interplay between the divine names Elohim and Yud-Heh-Vav-Heh.<br/></b><br/>Judaism’s most fundamental tenet is monotheism – the notion that there is but one God in this universe of ours. And yet, the Torah refers to God, seemingly haphazardly, using more than one name. Who is this deity, Elokim or YHVH? Why be so confusing about it?<br/><br/>Biblical critics say this is evidence that the Torah is a composite work, written by authors with competing agendas. But Rabbi Fohrman has...

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