History has a beginning and an end; advancing history to its conclusion is called redemption. Redemption isn’t just a prophecy but is a core value of Jewish belief.​
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To understand the culmination, we must consider the long view of Jewish history. By exploring prophecies, Chazal, and previous redemptions, we can construct a vocabulary of geulah.
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What are the challenges of redemption? What role does land
play in religious identity? How do the dramatic revolutions of the recent past affect redemption?
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In this momentous work, we reach back across the generations to hear the melody of our people — and their struggle to represent Hashem in this world and to reclaim the great love between Hashem and His chosen nation.