<ol><li>How do you understand the idea of an unbreakable covenant between God and the Jewish people?</li><li>What can we learn from the "rejection of rejection" concept, regarding how we treat others, particularly those who are different from us?</li><li>How can we best keep our commitment to our faith and heritage, even when it is challenging?</li></ol>

Discussion questions for the Shabbat table exploring the concept of God's unbreakable covenant and the rejection of rejection in Parshat Bechukotai.

Around the Shabbat Table

An essay by Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks on the concept of the unbreakable covenant between God and the Jewish people, refuting supersessionism through the lens of Parshat Bechukotai.

Covenant & Conversation: Bechukotai

Bechukosai

Rabbi Sacks explores the 'rejection of rejection,' arguing from Bechukotai and the Prophets that God's covenant with the Jewish people is eternal and unbreakabl

Around the Shabbat Table

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