Jerusalem, Athens, Alexander, and Antiochus

Explore why Daniel is chosen to articulate a key tenet of Jewish faith, as revealed in the profound insights of Daniel 12.

Ezra 1-3 reveals the profound Jewish connection to Jerusalem, highlighting their enduring bond with history and identity.

Rabbi Soloveichik explores the relevance of the Second Temple's obstruction, referencing the Cyrus Cylinder and Darius' palace bricks.

Ezra's leadership in Jewish history, as depicted in chapters 7-10, offers profound insights into effective governance and spiritual renewal.