Rosh Hashanah is a month away! Time to get to work on those High Holiday sermons.
2 good stories (if you only have one on hand, it will suffice)
A handful of rabbinic principles
1 quote from Rashi (Ibn Ezra or Ramban will do if you can’t
find a good Rashi)
1 bold statement
1 joke
Dash of guilt (note: HANDLE WITH CARE)
Dressing:
Elegant turns of phrase
Witty aphorisms
A personal anecdote or two
Toss well and serve in under 20 minutes. For some added spice, throw in a deeply moving
tale of loss and a few tears.
Serves 300-1800.
שנה טובה!
Shanah Tovah!
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Rabbi Seth Adelson
Hi, Rabbi Adelson:
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed this food metaphor...makes the work of sermon-writing more enticing. I will pass on your sage advice to my culinary rabbinic friends!
Suri Jacknis
The Jewish Education Project