The Roar of Judah: In the Name of I Am – Details, episodes & analysis

From the thunder of Mount Sinai to the shadows of exile and persecution, this episode traces the unbroken spirit of the Jewish people. Host Moshe David explores the covenant forged in the wilderness, the trials of survival through centuries of antisemitism, and the unshakable resilience that defines Am Yisrael. This is not just history — it’s our eternal flame.

'The Roar of Judah: In the Name of I Am,' is a powerful journey through the soul of Judaism. From the foundations of the Torah, to the enduring strength of Israel, this podcast confronts the persecution of the Jewish people across history, as well as the alarming rise of antisemitism today. Bold. Unapologetic. Rooted in truth.

In this powerful chapter of The Roar of Judah: In the Name of I Am, Moshe David ignites the fire that has carried the Jewish people through millennia—starting with the sacred gift of Torah. This episode marks the beginning of a chronological journey: through the divine breath of Genesis, the eternal covenant at Sinai, and the holy letters of the Aleph-Bet. This is not just history. It is identity. This is where we began. This is how we endure.

In this fierce and foundational episode, Moshe David opens the gates to the soul of Judaism—what it means to be a Jew, not merely by birth, but by covenant, by purpose, by divine fire. Where did the Torah come from? What is the covenant? And why does the world tremble when a Jew remembers who they are? This is not just a history—it is destiny roaring to be remembered.

From the crematoria of Auschwitz to the kibbutzim of Israel, from shattered glass on Kristallnacht to shattered illusions on October 7th, the Jewish people have carried a single oath across generations: Never Again. But what happens when that oath is tested in real time? In this episode, Moshe David confronts the resurgence of antisemitism head-on and asks the question: Are we prepared to defend our identity, our memory, and our future—right now?