Dear friends, here are the points that we found most significant from our meeting on October 12, 2025.   A- Symbols of faith as equations.  The structure of the Bible contains strong propositions of faith—symbols [1] —presented in the form of equations. The most striking are probably יְהוָה אֱלֹהִים / the Lord is God and Ἰησοῦς Χριστός, Jesus is Christ [2] . We spoke here of an equation because it involves the same cognitive process that equates two expressions that are a pri

We began reading Naphtali Meshel's scholarly article, "Sacrifice and the Temple. [1] " In it, Meshel presents the various sacrificial practices during the Herodian period of the Second Temple, and their relationship to the Jewish and Christian Scriptures. It's a compelling subject, invoking the reality of blood, death, and the sacred.   A memory stands out. At the time, I was attending Rabbi Marcel Zemour's excellent classes in Antibes. A conversation with him had bothered me

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The meeting of December 26, which many of you were unable to attend (isn't that right, Frenchies  ? ), went very well. Nicolas gave us a...

We celebrate together Hanukkah and Christmas this year. It will be a warm meeting of study and joy, for grown-ups and kids alike.

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But the little book of Jonah is never short of discordant voices.

The Book of Jonah never disappoints. Out of its numerous oddities, let's take the motif of the kikayon of the fourth chapter.

All against Job - A very literal reading. NB. : We will speak of God here as if He was the character of the book, not as God in Himself....