Between the Lines
Insights from Midrash with Rabbi David Levy, Rabbi Charles Schwartz, Rabbi Andy Shugerman, and Rabbi Abigail Treu
Between the Lines is the next in our series of columns devoted to the various genres of rabbinic literature. In previous years, we have used this space to explore texts of the Mishnah and Talmud; this year, we turn our attention to Midrash.
Written in alternate weeks by Rabbi David Levy, Rabbi Charlie Schwartz, Rabbi Andy Shugerman, and Rabbi Abigail Treu, the column explores a web of personalities—our biblical ancestors, God, the ancient Rabbis, and ourselves—to provide a window into the inner world of the Torah.
Deuteronomy
Ha·azinu
Genesis
Bereishit
No·ah
Lekh Lekha
Va-yera
Hayyei Sarah
Toledot
Va-yetzei
Va-yishlah
Va-yeishev
Mi-ketz
Va-yiggash
Va-yehi
Exodus
Shemot
Va-era
Bo
Beshallah
Yitro
Mishpatim
Terumah
Tetzavveh
Ki Tissa
Va-yak·hel–Pekudei
Leviticus
Va-yikra
Tzav
Shemini
Tazri·a-Metzora
Aharei Mot-Kedoshim
Emor
Behar-Behukkotai
Numbers
Bemidbar
Naso
Beha•alotekha
Shelah Lekha
Korah
Hukkat
Balak
Pinhas
Mattot-Maseei
Deuteronomy
Devarim
Holidays
Sukkot
Pesah Day One
Pesah Day Eight