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The Great Sources with Rabbi Shnayor Burton

Rabbi Shnayor Burton
Da'as Hashem
Joseph
Rambam
Genesis
Hashem
Torah
Exodus
Redemption
Rabbi Akiva
Ayin Tachasayin
Jeremiah
Exile
Gematria
Mishneh Torah
Isaiah
Moshe Rabbeinu
Maimonides
Yosef
Mishlei (book Of Proverbs)
Egypt

To help support this podcast, please consider making a tax-deductible donation via Zelle to jacoblightsfoundation@gmail.com. Lecture series in Jewish Philosophy. What was the purpose of Creation? What is man's place in the world? What are prophecy and prayer about? What is the significance of Shabbos and the Promised Land? Explore these fundamental questions of Judaism from their sources, and beco... more

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Torah is a transmission from someone who went where no one else could go and came back to tell us not to.

Moshe entered the source of all being and returned with a single mitzvah: stay outside. Everything else is commentary.

Rambam writes in the Guide, 3:41:The punishment meted out to anyone who has done wrong tosomebody else consists in general in his being given exactly the same treatment that he has given to somebody else. If he has injured the latter’s body, he shall... more

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  • Essential

    This podcast is essential listening to anyone who wants to learn clear, organized, interesting and important topics of Judaism from traditional sources.

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  • Incredibly Clear

    These shiurim are amazing! They are not too long, getting right to the point. They are so clear and concise that it’s a pleasure to listen to!

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    pajamadan
    United States6 years ago
  • Brilliant shiur - super important concepts!

    Rabbi Burton in a clear and concise fashion goes though some of the Greatest Torah sources that should be well known. Don’t skip this!

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S10, E6 The New Knowledge of Hashem: How to Reclaim Prophecy
Q: What's the taiva to make it into fragments?
The speaker explains that fragmentation arises not from an intrinsic desire to fragment, but from choosing to project personhood onto only parts of the world due to a mix of good and evil, leading to partial, fragmented conceptions.
S10, E7 The New Knowledge of Hashem: From the Thousand-Year Providence to Prophecy 2.0
Q: What is the difference between Prophecy 1.0 and Prophecy 2.0?
Prophecy 1.0 is the historical, communal, and Torah-rooted form that operated within a defined period and social structure; Prophecy 2.0 envisions a future, reformulated prophecy that maintains Torah-centered guidance but adapts to new social, ethical, and possibly scientific contexts, without discarding the old framework.

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A thoughtful series exploring core Jewish philosophical themes through classical and medieval sources, with a focus on prophecy, creation, knowledge of God, and the relationship between Torah study and spiritual insight. Episodes frequently center on how divine revelation, human limits, and leadership shape religious understanding, while weaving in biblical narratives, rabbinic authorities, and modern readings. Notable moments include nuanced debates about prophecy, the ethics of knowledge, the balance between concealment and revelation, and how concepts like exile, redemption, and peace inform worldview and practice. The presentation tends to be rigorous and source-driven, appealing to listeners who value deep analysis, textual coherence, ... more

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