The Book of Ecclesiastes (Kohelet in Hebrew) is arguably the apex of Biblical wisdom,
the closest book in the Hebrew Bible to what we call philosophy. Ecclesiastes explores
the nature of the human condition with an audacity and immediacy that suggests it
could have been written today, with a profundity that makes it feel timeless.
Stylistically, Ecclesiastes can feel repetitive and meandering to the reader. This series
will bring out the brilliance of Kohelet’s thought by expounding the book both textually
and topically, proceeding each week through the series of subjects including those listed
below. The course will lead up to Sukkot, when Kohelet is read in synagogue.
the closest book in the Hebrew Bible to what we call philosophy. Ecclesiastes explores
the nature of the human condition with an audacity and immediacy that suggests it
could have been written today, with a profundity that makes it feel timeless.
Stylistically, Ecclesiastes can feel repetitive and meandering to the reader. This series
will bring out the brilliance of Kohelet’s thought by expounding the book both textually
and topically, proceeding each week through the series of subjects including those listed
below. The course will lead up to Sukkot, when Kohelet is read in synagogue.
When
August 27th, 2025 11:00 AM to September 17th, 2025 12:00 PM
Location
online
Donation
| Donation (USD) | |
| Donation Option | |
| Sponsor this series (USD) | $1,500.00 |
| Sponsor a Class in this series (USD) | $300.00 |
| TiM Partner (USD) | $180.00 |
| TiM Donor (USD) | $72.00 |
| TiM Supporter (USD) | $54.00 |
| TiM Friend (USD) | $36.00 |
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