Moishe House Brookline’s winter/spring learning series wraps up in April with the Book of Job, which raises questions about evil, suffering, justice, and meaning. Read the source material ahead of time and then come for a Shabbat afternoon of lively conversation. Please arrive on time as the discussion starts promptly at 2:15!
Reading highlights:
Prologues (Chapters 1-2)
The Arguments of Job’s Friends (Chapters 8, 15, 20, 33)
Job’s Replies (Chapters 9-10, 16, 21)
Meditation on Wisdom (Chapter 28)
The Voice from the Whirlwind/Epilogue (Chapters 38-42)
If you have not been to MoHo Brookline before, please feel free to message us for the address, and we look forward to meeting you! We also welcome you to bring friends; we would love to see new faces!
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