The connection between this week’s haftara and the parsha is not immediately obvious. The haftara, from the Book of Yeshayahu and focused on a prophecy of love and encouragement, does contain one passing mention of the patriarch Avraham – the parsha’s protagonist. Yet the more… | Read More in The Blogs
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