Dog Day Afternoon

January 17, 2018 • 01:13:17
Dog Day Afternoon
Shemos/Exodus With Rabbi Mendel Kaplan
Dog Day Afternoon

Jan 17 2018 | 01:13:17

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Show Notes

Parsha Curiosities: Parshat Bo Cracking the Code on mysterious themes & ideas in the weekly Parsha! In the Biblical narrative of the 10th plague; the silence of the dogs seems deafening. Why does the Torah lavish so much attention to muzzled barking at a time of widespread death and devastation? During the course of this investigation, we reveal the unique Torah take on the close connection that people have had with dogs since the dawn of human history. Canine lovers will appreciate this fascinating class’s bark and bite, although the conclusion doesn't necessarily endorse the person-pet relationship paradigm. "But to all the children of Israel, not one dog will whet its tongue against either man or beast, in order that you shall know that the Lord will separate between the Egyptians and between Israel." (Exodus 11:7)

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