Heroes, Flaws & the Test of Power | Rabbi David Wolpe on Nevi'im (Prophets) | Class 2 Highlight

In this highlight from Rabbi David Wolpe's second class on Tanakh, Rabbi Wolpe explores one of the Torah's most radical ideas: that moral greatness is tested not by powerlessness, but by power. From Nathan's courage in confronting King David, to the surprising heroism of Rahav, to the question of who really wrote the Torah — this class is a masterclass in reading ancient text with fresh, honest eyes. Rabbi Wolpe also tackles the profound question of why biblical figures seemed to have a direct connection to God that we don't experience today — and offers a thought-provoking answer that might just change how you see your own spiritual life. 🎬 The full video of Class 2 will be available to watch soon — stay tuned! And don't miss what's coming next — information about Class 3 with Rabbi Wolpe will be announced next month! We'll be diving into the Ketuvim (Writings), including Job, Ecclesiastes, Ruth, and the Song of Songs. You won't want to miss it.