AGING AND THE LENGTHENING OF DAYS a Torah Study pdf
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AGING AND THE LENGTHENING OF DAYS
SHORASHIM Torah study PDF
How does Torah and the Bible ( Tanach) deal with mortality and the process of aging.
Is Aging meant to be primarily a negative process?
Is it meant to simply be a function of Mortality.
Mortality being a process begun after the Sin of Adam and Eve
King David declares
"Do not cast me off in the time of old age; forsake me not when my strength is spent"( Psalm 71:9)
Is King David pointing to the classical existential threat of becoming obsolete? How do we defines our self worth? Is it measured by achievement and strength. Does Aging define the waning of that power and purpose
Or perhaps the Bible provides a whole new perspective on purpose , achievement and mortality
This Shorashim Study will attempt to explore through the Biblical text and the Torah approaches to life meaning and purpose to clarify and explore this question.
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