Suffering and Challenges: A Jewish Response (Ki Savo)
$20.00Price
How can a person keep faith when life hurts? Parshas Ki Savo’s difficult words open one of the hardest questions in Judaism: how are we meant to face pain, challenge, and suffering? This class explores the Torah’s response to hardship, not by minimizing pain or offering easy answers, but by giving a deeper way to live through it. Through stories of Avraham, Yaakov, Iyov, Rabbi Akiva, Nachum Ish Gamzu, and others, we will discover how challenges can reveal hidden strength, uncover deeper faith, and point to a personal mission. At the same time, Torah teaches us not to seek suffering, but to ask G-d for open, revealed good.
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