Welcome to my weekly classes. A Parsha class is given live every Thursday morning and explores an element of the Parsha. A Tanya class is given live every Wednesday morning.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 165 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Education |
On the first day of Rosh Hashana after the Torah reading we read the story of Chana, a barren woman who prays to Hashem for children. Chana’s prayers were answered and she bore a son named Shmuel. The Torah makes no effort to hide the raw emotions in... more
On the first day of Rosh Hashana after the Torah reading we read the story of a barren woman’s prayer for children. Chana’s prayers were answered and she bore a son named Shmuel. The Torah makes no effort to hide the raw emotions in the story.
The T... more
Parsha Shiur Ki Tetze 5785
‘If you desire to guard yourself against being smitten with Tzaraas, do not speak Lashon Hara. Remember what was done to Miriam who spoke against her brother and was smitten with plagues. (Rashi this weeks Parsha 24:9)
Wh... more
The Rambam writes that no war may ever be waged by the Jews without first offering the other side a peaceful solution. This according to the Rambam applies even to Amalek.But why? Why offer our arch enemies a way to make peace with us? The Midrash in... more
The Midrash wishes to impress upon us the value of listening to Hashem. ‘Some people listen to their wives and profited, others listened to their wives and suffered losses. But those who listened to Hashem, never lost out.’
This Shiur explores the d... more
Rebbi Yaakov said: ‘This world is a Hallway before the world to come. Prepare yourself in the Hallway so that you can enter the mansion.’
The Mishnah seems to leave us with more questions than information:
1. What exactly are we supposed to do in o... more
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Moshe insists the Jews Keep Hashem’s Mitzvos. After all ‘What Does Hashem ask of you but to fear Him, go in His ways and Serve Him with all your heart... more
Parsha Shiur Va’eschannon 5785
Parsha Shiur Va’eschannon 5785
Moshe Rabbeinu begged and pleaded with Hashem to go into Eretz Yisroel. He was even prepared to accept that Yehoshua would be the leader and he would go into Eretz Yisroel as a ‘regular’... more
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This series presents weekly teachings centered on Jewish thought and practices, particularly surrounding the weekly Parsha and the Tanya. Each episode is likely to explore a theme or concept relevant to the Parsha, offering insights primarily from Jewish texts and traditions. The discussions tend to include a mix of storytelling, reflections on concepts such as faith, resilience, and the complexities of human relationships within a Jewish framework. Noteworthy is the podcast's emphasis on connecting historical teachings with contemporary interpretations, making the material both relevant and engaging for listeners seeking to deepen their understanding of their faith and heritage.
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