In other news, my scheduled scholar-in-residence engagement in New York in January had to be cancelled, so I am currently still available for Shabbos of January 15th. In addition, we plan to run parlor meetings for the museum in Teaneck and Woodmere that weekend, in which I will be delivering a presentation about our new Noah's Ark exhibit. If you're interested in arranging for me to visit as scholar-in-residence, or in attending the parlor meetings, please write to Tobey Finkelstein at advancement@BiblicalNaturalHistory.org.
Exploring the legacy of the rationalist Rishonim (medieval Torah scholars), and various other notes, by Rabbi Dr. Natan Slifkin, director of The Biblical Museum of Natural History in Beit Shemesh. The views expressed here are those of the author, not the institution.
Wednesday, December 8, 2021
The Museum Inauguration, and Other Exciting News!
After endless delays caused by Covid, we finally were able to host
our official inauguration ceremony for the new Biblical Museum of Natural History! Joining us were 100
guests, including dignitaries, rabbanim, friends, partners, and supporters, and
we were honored with a video of blessings from the President of Israel.
The event honored my father-in-law, Mr. Lee Samson, who is chairman of
the board of the Museum Foundation. Since many invitees from the US were
ultimately unable to attend, a live online event will take place in a
few weeks, with a parallel gathering in Los Angeles.
In other news, my scheduled scholar-in-residence engagement in New York in January had to be cancelled, so I am currently still available for Shabbos of January 15th. In addition, we plan to run parlor meetings for the museum in Teaneck and Woodmere that weekend, in which I will be delivering a presentation about our new Noah's Ark exhibit. If you're interested in arranging for me to visit as scholar-in-residence, or in attending the parlor meetings, please write to Tobey Finkelstein at advancement@BiblicalNaturalHistory.org.
In other news, my scheduled scholar-in-residence engagement in New York in January had to be cancelled, so I am currently still available for Shabbos of January 15th. In addition, we plan to run parlor meetings for the museum in Teaneck and Woodmere that weekend, in which I will be delivering a presentation about our new Noah's Ark exhibit. If you're interested in arranging for me to visit as scholar-in-residence, or in attending the parlor meetings, please write to Tobey Finkelstein at advancement@BiblicalNaturalHistory.org.
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ReplyDeleteMazal tov...it was truly a beautiful event fit for this first class and wonderfully unique museum and educational visitors center.
ReplyDeleteThere are several pictures (all?) thatclarly depict well known personalities. I would love to know who they are.
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