An essay on the Talmudic legend of the thirty-six hidden righteous and what it reveals about humility, oral tradition, and the ethics of good done without witnesses.
An essay on the essential differences between the qol demamah daqqah revealed to Elijah at Horeb and the Talmudic Bat Kol, two distinct voices in the history of Jewish revelation.
An essay on the celebrated talmudic narrative of the four sages who entered the Pardes, and on the ethical and spiritual risks of direct mystical experience.