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Rabbi Binyomin Bitton
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What is unique about Rashi’s commentary to the Torah? What is the meaning of 'Peshuto shel Mikrah'? What is the Rebbe’s novel method in studying Rashi?
A new course exploring the novel approach to Rashi’s methodology on the Torah, as introduced by the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
This course will analyze the ‘Klalei Rashi’ (principles and methods of Rashi study), and will guide students on how to apply them further to explanations of Rashi on the Torah.
What is unique about Rashi’s commentary to the Torah? What is the meaning of 'Peshuto shel Mikrah'? What is the Rebbe’s novel method in studying Rashi?
A new course exploring the novel approach to Rashi’s methodology on the Torah, as introduced by the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
This course will analyze the ‘Klalei Rashi’ (principles and methods of Rashi study), and will guide students on how to apply them further to explanations of Rashi on the Torah.
What is unique about Rashi’s commentary to the Torah? What is the meaning of 'Peshuto shel Mikrah'? What is the Rebbe’s novel method in studying Rashi?
A new course exploring the novel approach to Rashi’s methodology on the Torah, as introduced by the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
This course will analyze the ‘Klalei Rashi’ (principles and methods of Rashi study), and will guide students on how to apply them further to explanations of Rashi on the Torah.
What is unique about Rashi’s commentary to the Torah? What is the meaning of 'Peshuto shel Mikrah'? What is the Rebbe’s novel method in studying Rashi?
A new course exploring the novel approach to Rashi’s methodology on the Torah, as introduced by the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
This course will analyze the ‘Klalei Rashi’ (principles and methods of Rashi study), and will guide students on how to apply them further to explanations of Rashi on the Torah.
Why is swallowing ok for matzah but not for marror? And why do some kilayim require direct involvement of the person and some don’t?
The Rebbe and the Rogatchover on the two types of kilayim in animals, and its ramification on how much a person’s involvement is necessary in creating the status of “kilayim”.
The Rebbe and the Rogatchover on the concept of ‘yerusha’, whether it is based on family relationships or an essential connection, and its ramifications in several sugyos about yerusha.
Dans cet épisode, nous présenterons l'explication kabbalistique inédite du Rabbi Levi Yitz'hak sur le leshitatei d'Abaye et Rava dans les sougyot talmudiques connus sous le nom de « Yaal Kegam ».
Nous suggérerons aussi une explication possible afin d'appliquer le concept kabbalistique en termes halakhiques.
Présenté en l'honneur du 20 Menachem Av, le yahrtzeit du Rabbi Levi Yitz'hak Schneerson, le père du Rabbi.
The Rebbe and the Rogatchover on what can be used to perform the mitzvah of Ha’anakah, and how this mitzvah is derived from the gold and silver that the Bnei Yisrael received from the Egyptians.
Dans cet épisode, nous présenterons l'explication kabbalistique inédite du Rabbi Levi Yitz'hak sur le leshitatei d'Abaye et Rava dans les sougyot talmudiques connus sous le nom de « Yaal Kegam ».
Nous suggérerons aussi une explication possible afin d'appliquer le concept kabbalistique en termes halakhiques.
Présenté en l'honneur du 20 Menachem Av, le yahrtzeit du Rabbi Levi Yitz'hak Schneerson, le père du Rabbi.
In this episode we will present Rabbi Levi Yitzchak's novel kabbalistic explanation on the leshitasei of Abaye and Rava in the talmudic arguments known as 'Yaal Kegam', and suggest a possible explanation how to apply the Kabbalisitc concept in Halachic terms.
Presented in honour of the 20th of Menachem Av, the yahrtzeit of Rabbi Levi Yitzchak Schneerson, the Rebbe's father.
Deciphering the Rebbe’s footnotes on the opinions regarding canceling a decree through Tefila, before and after the gzar din, for an individual or for a community, and its ramifications regarding Moshe’s Tefila to enter Eretz Yisrael.
The Rebbe and the Rogatchover on the status of ‘Ever Hayarden’ in Halacha and Chassidus, and its ramifications in the laws of korbanot, the quality of oil for the Bais Hamikdash, and our relationship to Hashem.
What is unique about Rashi’s commentary to the Torah? What is the meaning of 'Peshuto shel Mikrah'? What is the Rebbe’s novel method in studying Rashi?
A new course exploring the novel approach to Rashi’s methodology on the Torah, as introduced by the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
This course will analyze the ‘Klalei Rashi’ (principles and methods of Rashi study), and will guide students on how to apply them further to explanations of Rashi on the Torah.
Is the war against Midian for the purpose of nekama, conquering Midian, or a combination of the two?
The Rebbe and the Rogatchover on the definition of the Midian war, and its ramifications with regards to the war strategy, the participation of the tribe of Levi, and the distribution of the spoils of war.
What is unique about Rashi’s commentary to the Torah? What is the meaning of 'Peshuto shel Mikrah'? What is the Rebbe’s novel method in studying Rashi?
A new course exploring the novel approach to Rashi’s methodology on the Torah, as introduced by the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
This course will analyze the ‘Klalei Rashi’ (principles and methods of Rashi study), and will guide students on how to apply them further to explanations of Rashi on the Torah.
The Rebbe and the Rogatchover on the definition of Nesiut and Malchut with regards to Moshe, Yehoshua and Moshiach, and its ramification on whether they require to be anointed, as any other king, or not.
What is unique about Rashi’s commentary to the Torah? What is the meaning of 'Peshuto shel Mikrah'? What is the Rebbe’s novel method in studying Rashi?
A new course exploring the novel approach to Rashi’s methodology on the Torah, as introduced by the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
This course will analyze the ‘Klalei Rashi’ (principles and methods of Rashi study), and will guide students on how to apply them further to explanations of Rashi on the Torah.
What is unique about Rashi’s commentary to the Torah? What is the meaning of 'Peshuto shel Mikrah'? What is the Rebbe’s novel method in studying Rashi?
A new course exploring the novel approach to Rashi’s methodology on the Torah, as introduced by the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
This course will analyze the ‘Klalei Rashi’ (principles and methods of Rashi study), and will guide students on how to apply them further to explanations of Rashi on the Torah.
What is unique about Rashi’s commentary to the Torah? What is the meaning of 'Peshuto shel Mikrah'? What is the Rebbe’s novel method in studying Rashi?
A new course exploring the novel approach to Rashi’s methodology on the Torah, as introduced by the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
This course will analyze the ‘Klalei Rashi’ (principles and methods of Rashi study), and will guide students on how to apply them further to explanations of Rashi on the Torah.
Since every section of Torah — law, philosophy, mysticism — is part of ‘One Torah’, the talmudic meaning not only fits with the Kabbalistic interpretation, but when merged, the mystical clarifies and brings meaning to the law.
Using a variety of examples, this course will give students a taste of this unique approach of Torah study, based on the teachings of the Rogatchover Gaon and the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
This is the final episode in the series, exploring several principles related to various mitzvot, such as Tefilin, Jewish holidays and others, and how the law and mystical dimension are merged together much like a soul to a body.
Since every section of Torah — law, philosophy, mysticism — is part of ‘One Torah’, the talmudic meaning not only fits with the Kabbalistic interpretation, but when merged, the mystical clarifies and brings meaning to the law.
Using a variety of examples, this course will give students a taste of this unique approach of Torah study, based on the teachings of the Rogatchover Gaon and the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
In the next few episodes we will explore several principles related to various mitzvot, such as Tefilin, Jewish holidays and others, and discover how the law and the mystical dimension are merged together much like a soul to a body.
Since every section of Torah — law, philosophy, mysticism — is part of ‘One Torah’, the talmudic meaning not only fits with the Kabbalistic interpretation, but when merged, the mystical clarifies and brings meaning to the law.
Using a variety of examples, this course will give students a taste of this unique approach of Torah study, based on the teachings of the Rogatchover Gaon and the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
In the next few episodes we will explore several principles related to various mitzvot, such as Tefilin, Jewish holidays and others, and discover how the law and the mystical dimension are merged together much like a soul to a body.
The Rebbe and the Rogatchover on the status of the nations of the world in Halacha and Chassidut, and its ramifications in their purpose of creation, the status of their shechita, are they under “hashgacha pratit”, and their status in the era of Moshiach.
Since every section of Torah — law, philosophy, mysticism — is part of ‘One Torah’, the talmudic meaning not only fits with the Kabbalistic interpretation, but when merged, the mystical clarifies and brings meaning to the law.
Using a variety of examples, this course will give students a taste of this unique approach of Torah study, based on the teachings of the Rogatchover Gaon and the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
In the next few episodes we will explore several principles related to various mitzvot, such as Tefilin, Jewish holidays and others, and discover how the law and the mystical dimension are merged together much like a soul to a body.
Since every section of Torah — law, philosophy, mysticism — is part of ‘One Torah’, the talmudic meaning not only fits with the Kabbalistic interpretation, but when merged, the mystical clarifies and brings meaning to the law.
Using a variety of examples, this course will give students a taste of this unique approach of Torah study, based on the teachings of the Rogatchover Gaon and the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
In the next few episodes we will explore several principles related to various mitzvot, such as Tefilin, Jewish holidays and others, and discover how the law and the mystical dimension are merged together much like a soul to a body.
Since every section of Torah — law, philosophy, mysticism — is part of ‘One Torah’, the talmudic meaning not only fits with the Kabbalistic interpretation, but when merged, the mystical clarifies and brings meaning to the law.
Using a variety of examples, this course will give students a taste of this unique approach of Torah study, based on the teachings of the Rogatchover Gaon and the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
In the next few episodes we will explore several principles related to various mitzvot, such as Tefilin, Jewish holidays and others, and discover how the law and the mystical dimension are merged together much like a soul to a body.
Since every section of Torah — law, philosophy, mysticism — is part of ‘One Torah’, the talmudic meaning not only fits with the Kabbalistic interpretation, but when merged, the mystical clarifies and brings meaning to the law.
Using a variety of examples, this course will give students a taste of this unique approach of Torah study, based on the teachings of the Rogatchover Gaon and the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
In the next few episodes we will explore several principles related to various mitzvot, such as Tefilin, Jewish holidays and others, and discover how the law and the mystical dimension are merged together much like a soul to a body.
When the Talmud compares a Jew to a Sefer Torah — is it referring to the body, the neshama, or perhaps to the Torah that he studied?
Deciphering the Rebbe’s wording and footnote on the difference between the two sugyot in tractates Moed Katan and Ketubot, and revealing the precision behind each reference.
When the Talmud compares a Jew to a Sefer Torah — is it referring to the body, the neshama, or perhaps to the Torah that he studied?
Deciphering the Rebbe’s wording and footnote on the difference between the two sugyot in tractates Moed Katan and Ketubot, and revealing the precision behind each reference.
Since every section of Torah — law, philosophy, mysticism — is part of ‘One Torah’, the talmudic meaning not only fits with the Kabbalistic interpretation, but when merged, the mystical clarifies and brings meaning to the law.
Using a variety of examples, this course will give students a taste of this unique approach of Torah study, based on the teachings of the Rogatchover Gaon and the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
In the next few episodes we will explore several principles related to various mitzvot, such as Tefilin, Jewish holidays and others, and discover how the law and the mystical dimension are merged together much like a soul to a body.
Since every section of Torah — law, philosophy, mysticism — is part of ‘One Torah’, the talmudic meaning not only fits with the Kabbalistic interpretation, but when merged, the mystical clarifies and brings meaning to the law.
Using a variety of examples, this course will give students a taste of this unique approach of Torah study, based on the teachings of the Rogatchover Gaon and the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
In the next few episodes we will analyze various concepts related to Jewish responsibility ('arvut') and communal matters, and discover how these Talmudic principles are rooted in the nature of the Jewish soul according to Chassidic philosophy.
Since every section of Torah — law, philosophy, mysticism — is part of ‘One Torah’, the talmudic meaning not only fits with the Kabbalistic interpretation, but when merged, the mystical clarifies and brings meaning to the law.
Using a variety of examples, this course will give students a taste of this unique approach of Torah study, based on the teachings of the Rogatchover Gaon and the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
In the next few episodes we will analyze various concepts related to Jewish responsibility ('arvut') and communal matters, and discover how these Talmudic principles are rooted in the nature of the Jewish soul according to Chassidic philosophy.
Since every section of Torah — law, philosophy, mysticism — is part of ‘One Torah’, the talmudic meaning not only fits with the Kabbalistic interpretation, but when merged, the mystical clarifies and brings meaning to the law.
Using a variety of examples, this course will give students a taste of this unique approach of Torah study, based on the teachings of the Rogatchover Gaon and the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
In the next few episodes we will analyze various concepts related to Jewish responsibility ('arvut') and communal matters, and discover how these Talmudic principles are rooted in the nature of the Jewish soul according to Chassidic philosophy.
Since every section of Torah — law, philosophy, mysticism — is part of ‘One Torah’, the talmudic meaning not only fits with the Kabbalistic interpretation, but when merged, the mystical clarifies and brings meaning to the law.
Using a variety of examples, this course will give students a taste of this unique approach of Torah study, based on the teachings of the Rogatchover Gaon and the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
In the next few episodes we will analyze various concepts related to Jewish responsibility ('arvut') and communal matters, and discover how these Talmudic principles are rooted in the nature of the Jewish soul according to Chassidic philosophy.
Since every section of Torah — law, philosophy, mysticism — is part of ‘One Torah’, the talmudic meaning not only fits with the Kabbalistic interpretation, but when merged, the mystical clarifies and brings meaning to the law.
Using a variety of examples, this course will give students a taste of this unique approach of Torah study, based on the teachings of the Rogatchover Gaon and the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
In the next few episodes we will analyze various concepts related to Jewish responsibility ('arvut') and communal matters, and discover how these Talmudic principles are rooted in the nature of the Jewish soul according to Chassidic philosophy.
Since every section of Torah — law, philosophy, mysticism — is part of ‘One Torah’, the talmudic meaning not only fits with the Kabbalistic interpretation, but when merged, the mystical clarifies and brings meaning to the law.
Using a variety of examples, this course will give students a taste of this unique approach of Torah study, based on the teachings of the Rogatchover Gaon and the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
In the next few episodes we will analyze various concepts related to the principle of the ‘recurring action’, and discover how this Talmudic principle is rooted in the secrets of marriage and the creation of the world.
Since every section of Torah — law, philosophy, mysticism — is part of ‘One Torah’, the talmudic meaning not only fits with the Kabbalistic interpretation, but when merged, the mystical clarifies and brings meaning to the law.
Using a variety of examples, this course will give students a taste of this unique approach of Torah study, based on the teachings of the Rogatchover Gaon and the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
In the next few episodes we will analyze various concepts related to the principle of the ‘recurring action’, and discover how this Talmudic principle is rooted in the secrets of marriage and the creation of the world.
Since every section of Torah — law, philosophy, mysticism — is part of ‘One Torah’, the talmudic meaning not only fits with the Kabbalistic interpretation, but when merged, the mystical clarifies and brings meaning to the law.
Using a variety of examples, this course will give students a taste of this unique approach of Torah study, based on the teachings of the Rogatchover Gaon and the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
In the next few episodes we will analyze various concepts related to the principle of the ‘recurring action’, and discover how this Talmudic principle is rooted in the secrets of marriage and the creation of the world.
Since every section of Torah — law, philosophy, mysticism — is part of ‘One Torah’, the talmudic meaning not only fits with the Kabbalistic interpretation, but when merged, the mystical clarifies and brings meaning to the law.
Using a variety of examples, this course will give students a taste of this unique approach of Torah study, based on the teachings of the Rogatchover Gaon and the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
In the next few episodes we will analyze various concepts related to the principle of the ‘recurring action’, and discover how this Talmudic principle is rooted in the secrets of marriage and the creation of the world.
One Torah: Merging the Law & the Mystical
Since every section of Torah — law, philosophy, mysticism — is part of ‘One Torah’, the talmudic meaning not only fits with the Kabbalistic interpretation, but when merged, the mystical clarifies and brings meaning to the law.
Using a variety of examples, this course will give students a taste of this unique approach of Torah study, based on the teachings of the Rogatchover Gaon and the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
What is unique about Rashi’s commentary to the Torah? What is the meaning of 'Peshuto shel Mikrah'? What is the Rebbe’s novel method in studying Rashi?
A new course exploring the novel approach to Rashi’s methodology on the Torah, as introduced by the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
This course will analyze the ‘Klalei Rashi’ (principles and methods of Rashi study), and will guide students on how to apply them further to explanations of Rashi on the Torah.
What lies behind the differences in the maamar chazal about the qualifications for a Navi as quoted in masechet Shabbat vs. masechet Nedarim?
Analyzing the Rebbe’s novel explanation, and suggesting a few possible diyukim based on a fascinating exchange between the Rebbe and his father Rabbi Levi Yitzchak.
The Rebbe, the Rogatchover and R’ Elchonon Wasserman on the principle of ‘Osek B’Mitzvah’ — is it considered an ‘anoos’ (circumstance beyond control), an exemption, or as if he fulfilled the other mitzvah; its ramifications in Halacha and the arbitrament of the chakirah according to Chassidut.
Rashi, Rambam and the Rogatchover on the author, description and purpose of ‘Sefer Refuot’ buried by King Chizkiyah, and the implications with regards to the eternity of Torah.
What is unique about Rashi’s commentary to the Torah? What is the meaning of 'Peshuto shel Mikrah'? What is the Rebbe’s novel method in studying Rashi?
A new course exploring the novel approach to Rashi’s methodology on the Torah, as introduced by the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
This course will analyze the ‘Klalei Rashi’ (principles and methods of Rashi study), and will guide students on how to apply them further to explanations of Rashi on the Torah.
What is unique about Rashi’s commentary to the Torah? What is the meaning of 'Peshuto shel Mikrah'? What is the Rebbe’s novel method in studying Rashi?
A new course exploring the novel approach to Rashi’s methodology on the Torah, as introduced by the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
This course will analyze the ‘Klalei Rashi’ (principles and methods of Rashi study), and will guide students on how to apply them further to explanations of Rashi on the Torah.
Shiur 2
The Rebbe, the Rogatchover, the Minchat Chinuch and the Lechem Mishneh on the concepts of Sadeh Achuza, Hekdeshot and Charamim, leading to four opinions on how to decipher a cryptic Rambam.
לקוטי שיחות, כרך כב, בחוקותי, הדרן על מסכת ערכין
Shiur 1
A fundamental introduction to the Hadran on Masechet Erchin
This shiur will present a comprehensive overview of the concepts of Sadeh Achuza, Arei Haleviim, Hekdeshot, Chermei Gavoah and Chermei Kohanim, and will summarize the opinions of the acharonim in the sugya.
לקוטי שיחות, כרך כב, בחוקותי, הדרן על מסכת ערכין
What is unique about Rashi’s commentary to the Torah? What is the meaning of 'Peshuto shel Mikrah'? What is the Rebbe’s novel method in studying Rashi?
A new course exploring the novel approach to Rashi’s methodology on the Torah, as introduced by the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
This course will analyze the ‘Klalei Rashi’ (principles and methods of Rashi study), and will guide students on how to apply them further to explanations of Rashi on the Torah.
What is unique about Rashi’s commentary to the Torah? What is the meaning of 'Peshuto shel Mikrah'? What is the Rebbe’s novel method in studying Rashi?
A new course exploring the novel approach to Rashi’s methodology on the Torah, as introduced by the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
This course will analyze the ‘Klalei Rashi’ (principles and methods of Rashi study), and will guide students on how to apply them further to explanations of Rashi on the Torah.
What is unique about Rashi’s commentary to the Torah? What is the meaning of 'Peshuto shel Mikrah'? What is the Rebbe’s novel method in studying Rashi?
A new course exploring the novel approach to Rashi’s methodology on the Torah, as introduced by the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
This course will analyze the ‘Klalei Rashi’ (principles and methods of Rashi study), and will guide students on how to apply them further to explanations of Rashi on the Torah.
What is unique about Rashi’s commentary to the Torah? What is the meaning of 'Peshuto shel Mikrah'? What is the Rebbe’s novel method in studying Rashi?
A new course exploring the novel approach to Rashi’s methodology on the Torah, as introduced by the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
This course will analyze the ‘Klalei Rashi’ (principles and methods of Rashi study), and will guide students on how to apply them further to explanations of Rashi on the Torah.
What is unique about Rashi’s commentary to the Torah? What is the meaning of 'Peshuto shel Mikrah'? What is the Rebbe’s novel method in studying Rashi?
A new course exploring the novel approach to Rashi’s methodology on the Torah, as introduced by the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
This course will analyze the ‘Klalei Rashi’ (principles and methods of Rashi study), and will guide students on how to apply them further to explanations of Rashi on the Torah.
What is unique about Rashi’s commentary to the Torah? What is the meaning of 'Peshuto shel Mikrah'? What is the Rebbe’s novel method in studying Rashi?
A new course exploring the novel approach to Rashi’s methodology on the Torah, as introduced by the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
This course will analyze the ‘Klalei Rashi’ (principles and methods of Rashi study), and will guide students on how to apply them further to explanations of Rashi on the Torah.
What is unique about Rashi’s commentary to the Torah? What is the meaning of 'Peshuto shel Mikrah'? What is the Rebbe’s novel method in studying Rashi?
A new course exploring the novel approach to Rashi’s methodology on the Torah, as introduced by the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
This course will analyze the ‘Klalei Rashi’ (principles and methods of Rashi study), and will guide students on how to apply them further to explanations of Rashi on the Torah.
The Rebbe, the Rogatchover and the Chatam Sofer on the definition of “kapot temarim” — must the Lulav come from a date palm that actually produces fruits or is the main thing that it is from a species of a date palm even if it doesn’t produces dates, and its ramifications in the laws of Lulav, Hadassim and Aravot.
Analyzing the Rebbe’s chakira if shaking the Lulav in the Sukkah is a detail & hiddur in the mitzvah of Sukkah or in the mitzvah of Lulav, and its ramification in the situation when one is exempt from Sukkah.
Analyzing a possible diyuk of the Rebbe regarding the source of energy of the fruits of the fourth year, whether they originate from klipat nogah or kedusha, based on their halachic definition — an extension of orlah, or holy as maaser sheni.
Analyzing the Rogatchover’s chakirah on the prohibition of eating chametz during the 8th day of Pesach — a specific issur ‘chametz’ or a general issur ‘yom tov sheni’, and its possible connection with the chassidic perspective of acharon shel pesach according to the Rebbe.
The Rebbe and the Chafetz Chaim on whether one is allowed to eat chametz during the Moshiach seudah after nightfall, and its ramification with regards to ‘yaaleh veyavo’ in benching.
This Talmud course will be analyzing the definition of the requirement for dipping the maror in the charoset during the Pesach seder.
A closer examination of the ‘sugya’ (Talmudic discussion) about charoset, will reveal three ways to understand the argument about the reason for the charoset, as well as several ramifications evolving thereof.
Analyzing the Rebbe’s chakirah on the two types of Zav, whether the ‘two reiyot’ type is just a part of the ‘three reiyot’ one, or these are two different types of tumah altogether, and their evolving differences in Mikrah, Halacha and Chassidut.
The Rebbe and the Rogatchover on whether a mitzvah which applies to other mitzvot is considered as one separate and universal mitzvah, or a detail in each individual mitzvah that it applies to; a fundamental chakirah with evolving ramifications in the mitzvot of chatzi shiur, lifnei iver, tochacha, chinuch, and rabbinical prohibitions.
This Talmud course will be analyzing the definition of the requirement for dipping the maror in the charoset during the Pesach seder.
A closer examination of the ‘sugya’ (Talmudic discussion) about charoset, will reveal three ways to understand the argument about the reason for the charoset, as well as several ramifications evolving thereof.
This Talmud course will be analyzing the definition of the requirement for dipping the maror in the charoset during the Pesach seder.
A closer examination of the ‘sugya’ (Talmudic discussion) about charoset, will reveal three ways to understand the argument about the reason for the charoset, as well as several ramifications evolving thereof.
This Talmud course will be analyzing the definition of the requirement for dipping the maror in the charoset during the Pesach seder.
A closer examination of the ‘sugya’ (Talmudic discussion) about charoset, will reveal three ways to understand the argument about the reason for the charoset, as well as several ramifications evolving thereof.
The Rebbe, the Radbaz and Reb Reuven Margaliyos on the Talmudic statement ״חד אמר וחד אמר״ — whether it corresponds to the order of the names of Tanaim & Amoraim mentioned before or not necessarily, and its ramification in the לשיטתיה methodology.
The Rebbe, the Rogatchover and Reb Itsele Ponevezher on the definition of the mitzvah of Korban Chavitin, whether it is one continuous mitzvah or a daily mitzvah renewing itself each day.
Three ways to understand the connection between the Kohen Hedyot and the Korban Chavitin, based on the teachings of the Rebbe in Likkutei Sichot and the Reshimot.
The Rebbe and the Rogatchover on the definition of Korban Chavitin, and its ramifications when a Kohen Gadol passes away and no replacement has been nominated yet; does the responsibility of the Korban fall on the children or on the community?
What is unique about Rashi’s commentary to the Torah? What is the meaning of 'Peshuto shel Mikrah'? What is the Rebbe’s novel method in studying Rashi?
A new course exploring the novel approach to Rashi’s methodology on the Torah, as introduced by the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
This course will analyze the ‘Klalei Rashi’ (principles and methods of Rashi study), and will guide students on how to apply them further to explanations of Rashi on the Torah.
Is asking a child for a pasuk to guide one’s actions in the future permitted or not? Is it considered prophecy or just a good sign?
Deciphering the Rebbe’s haoros on the different opinions in Halacha, and its ramifications in the stories of Mordechai, Rabbi Yochanan, Rav Sheshes, Acher and Nero Caesar.
What is unique about Rashi’s commentary to the Torah? What is the meaning of 'Peshuto shel Mikrah'? What is the Rebbe’s novel method in studying Rashi?
A new course exploring the novel approach to Rashi’s methodology on the Torah, as introduced by the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
This course will analyze the ‘Klalei Rashi’ (principles and methods of Rashi study), and will guide students on how to apply them further to explanations of Rashi on the Torah.
What is unique about Rashi’s commentary to the Torah? What is the meaning of 'Peshuto shel Mikrah'? What is the Rebbe’s novel method in studying Rashi?
A new course exploring the novel approach to Rashi’s methodology on the Torah, as introduced by the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
This course will analyze the ‘Klalei Rashi’ (principles and methods of Rashi study), and will guide students on how to apply them further to explanations of Rashi on the Torah.
What is unique about Rashi’s commentary to the Torah? What is the meaning of 'Peshuto shel Mikrah'? What is the Rebbe’s novel method in studying Rashi?
A new course exploring the novel approach to Rashi’s methodology on the Torah, as introduced by the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
This course will analyze the ‘Klalei Rashi’ (principles and methods of Rashi study), and will guide students on how to apply them further to explanations of Rashi on the Torah.
The Rebbe and the Rogatchover on the definition of the mitzvah of binyan Bais Hamikdash, whether it’s about the ‘action of building’, or to ‘have a Mikdash built’, and its ramifications in the avodah of shmiras & bedikas hamikdash, the histalkus of the Rebbe Rashab and our tzipiyah to Moshiach.
What is unique about Rashi’s commentary to the Torah? What is the meaning of 'Peshuto shel Mikrah'? What is the Rebbe’s novel method in studying Rashi?
A new course exploring the novel approach to Rashi’s methodology on the Torah, as introduced by the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
This course will analyze the ‘Klalei Rashi’ (principles and methods of Rashi study), and will guide students on how to apply them further to explanations of Rashi on the Torah.
What is unique about Rashi’s commentary to the Torah? What is the meaning of 'Peshuto shel Mikrah'? What is the Rebbe’s novel method in studying Rashi?
A new course exploring the novel approach to Rashi’s methodology on the Torah, as introduced by the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
This course will analyze the ‘Klalei Rashi’ (principles and methods of Rashi study), and will guide students on how to apply them further to explanations of Rashi on the Torah.
What is unique about Rashi’s commentary to the Torah? What is the meaning of 'Peshuto shel Mikrah'? What is the Rebbe’s novel method in studying Rashi?
A new course exploring the novel approach to Rashi’s methodology on the Torah, as introduced by the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
This course will analyze the ‘Klalei Rashi’ (principles and methods of Rashi study), and will guide students on how to apply them further to explanations of Rashi on the Torah.
Deciphering four haoros in the sicha on the Halachic status of the land and the people of Girgashi; suggesting how a possible correction in the order of the haoros, may clarify the Rebbe’s kavanah.
What is unique about Rashi’s commentary to the Torah? What is the meaning of 'Peshuto shel Mikrah'? What is the Rebbe’s novel method in studying Rashi?
A new course exploring the novel approach to Rashi’s methodology on the Torah, as introduced by the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
This course will analyze the ‘Klalei Rashi’ (principles and methods of Rashi study), and will guide students on how to apply them further to explanations of Rashi on the Torah.
What is unique about Rashi’s commentary to the Torah? What is the meaning of 'Peshuto shel Mikrah'? What is the Rebbe’s novel method in studying Rashi?
A new course exploring the novel approach to Rashi’s methodology on the Torah, as introduced by the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
This course will analyze the ‘Klalei Rashi’ (principles and methods of Rashi study), and will guide students on how to apply them further to explanations of Rashi on the Torah.
The Rebbe, the Rogatchover and Rabbi Yossef Engel on the definition and purpose of the Bigdei Kehunah, and its ramifications in the situation of a Kohen missing a beged while in the Heichal.
The Rebbe, the Rogatchover and Rabbi Yossef Engel on the definition and purpose of the Bigdei Kehunah, and its ramifications in the situation of a Kohen missing a beged while in the Heichal.
The Rebbe, the Rogatchover and Rabbi Yossef Engel on the definition and purpose of the Bigdei Kehunah, and its ramifications in the situation of a Kohen missing a beged while in the Heichal.
Analyzing a ksav yad kodesh of the Rebbe in response to questions asked on the sicha, revealing how the main chiddush of the sicha on the second location of the Aron Hakodesh was based on a brief note and a few “עיינים” of the Rogatchover.
The Rebbe vs. the Yaavatz if the “who” hid the Aron depends on “where” the Aron was placed — under the Kodesh Hakodashim, the Lishkat Haeitzim, or in Bavel.
Cette série approfondie en quatre parties la si'ha du Rabbi de Loubavitch sur le Rachi dans la Paracha Teroumah - ויקחו לי תרומה : לי לשמי (Likoutei Si'hot vol. 16, Teroumah 1).
Plus précisément, nous explorerons trois iyounim qui peuvent être expliqués sur la base de l’approche du Rabbi concernant l’explication de Rachi.
Cette série approfondie en quatre parties la si'ha du Rabbi de Loubavitch sur le Rachi dans la Paracha Teroumah - ויקחו לי תרומה : לי לשמי (Likoutei Si'hot vol. 16, Teroumah 1).
Plus précisément, nous explorerons trois iyounim qui peuvent être expliqués sur la base de l’approche du Rabbi concernant l’explication de Rachi.
Cette série approfondie en quatre parties la si'ha du Rabbi de Loubavitch sur le Rachi dans la Paracha Teroumah - ויקחו לי תרומה : לי לשמי (Likoutei Si'hot vol. 16, Teroumah 1).
Plus précisément, nous explorerons trois iyounim qui peuvent être expliqués sur la base de l’approche du Rabbi concernant l’explication de Rachi.
Cette série approfondie en quatre parties la si'ha du Rabbi de Loubavitch sur le Rachi dans la Paracha Teroumah - ויקחו לי תרומה : לי לשמי (Likoutei Si'hot vol. 16, Teroumah 1).
Plus précisément, nous explorerons trois iyounim qui peuvent être expliqués sur la base de l’approche du Rabbi concernant l’explication de Rachi.
This shiur will analyze three definitions to the mitzvah of Kiddush & Havdalah, and several ramifications evolving thereof, based on the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe (Likkutei Sichot, vol 31, Yitro 2).
The Rebbe and the Rogatchover on the concept of the ‘added quality’, whether it ‘sits on top’ of the original reality, or transforms it into a brand new entity, and its ramifications in Halacha, Jewish philosophy and Chassidut.
The Rebbe and the Rogatchover on the definition of the majority principle in court decisions; whether the minority opinion still holds in some form, it is cancelled altogether, or the minority in fact joins the majority.
The Rebbe and the Rogatchover on the definition of the majority principle in court decisions; whether the minority opinion still holds in some form, it is cancelled altogether, or the minority in fact joins the majority.
The Rebbe and the Rogatchover on the definition of ‘hefker’ and its ramifications in the laws of Pesach, Techumin and what to do with the Tzemach Tzedeck’s candies ahead of Pesach.
The Rebbe and the Rogatchover on the definition of ‘hefker’ and its ramifications in the laws of Pesach, Techumin and what to do with the Tzemach Tzedeck’s candies ahead of Pesach.
The Rebbe and the Rogatchover on the definition of ‘hefker’ and its ramifications in the laws of Pesach, Techumin and what to do with the Tzemach Tzedeck’s candies ahead of Pesach.
This shiur will analyze the Alter Rebbe’s opinion with regards to making chametz Hefker before Pesach, and suggest two possible related diyukim in the Rebbe’s footnotes of the sicha (Likkutei Sichot, Vol 16, Bo-10 Shevat).
This shiur will analyze the Alter Rebbe’s opinion with regards to making chametz Hefker before Pesach, and suggest two possible related diyukim in the Rebbe’s footnotes of the sicha (Likkutei Sichot, Vol 16, Bo-10 Shevat).
This three-part series will explore the principle of Shlichut in Jewish law and its Talmudic definition.
This three-part series will explore the principle of Shlichut in Jewish law and its Talmudic definition.
This three-part series will explore the principle of Shlichut in Jewish law and its Talmudic definition.
One of the most common expression in the Rogatchover's writing, perhaps the most common one, is the term עיין שם.
While analyzing the texts of the Rambam in the laws of Taanit and its source in the Tosefta, this episode will present the Rebbe's explanation to one of the עיין שם of the Rogatchover.
This three-part series will present a Halachic analysis of the famous court case of Shlomo Hamelech in the story of the two women and the baby.
The story is recorded in sefer melachim, and as a rare occurrence, is read this year (5784) in the haftarah of parshat miketz.
This three-part series will present a Halachic analysis of the famous court case of Shlomo Hamelech in the story of the two women and the baby.
The story is recorded in sefer melachim, and as a rare occurrence, is read this year (5784) in the haftarah of parshat miketz.
This three-part series will present a Halachic analysis of the famous court case of Shlomo Hamelech in the story of the two women and the baby.
The story is recorded in sefer melachim, and as a rare occurrence, is read this year (5784) in the haftarah of parshat miketz.
What exactly happened during the daytime? Is the mitzvah “to light” the menorah or that the candles “should be lit”? And are the eight days of chanukah considered “one” mitzvah or “eight separate” mitzvos?
An in-depth analysis of the Rebbe’s chiddush in the miracle of Chanukah, and how it differs from an approach seemingly already mentioned by the acharonim.
This five-part series will explore the principle of 'osek b'mitzvah patur min hamitzvah' (i.e. when engaged in performing a mitzvah, one is exempts from fulfilling another mitzvah), and analyze its three Talmudic definitions, including the novel approach of the Rogatchover, rooted in Chassidic philosophy.
This five-part series will explore the principle of 'osek b'mitzvah patur min hamitzvah' (i.e. when engaged in performing a mitzvah, one is exempts from fulfilling another mitzvah), and analyze its three Talmudic definitions, including the novel approach of the Rogatchover, rooted in Chassidic philosophy.
This five-part series will explore the principle of 'osek b'mitzvah patur min hamitzvah' (i.e. when engaged in performing a mitzvah, one is exempts from fulfilling another mitzvah), and analyze its three Talmudic definitions, including the novel approach of the Rogatchover, rooted in Chassidic philosophy.
This five-part series will explore the principle of 'osek b'mitzvah patur min hamitzvah' (i.e. when engaged in performing a mitzvah, one is exempts from fulfilling another mitzvah), and analyze its three Talmudic definitions, including the novel approach of the Rogatchover, rooted in Chassidic philosophy.
This five-part series will explore the principle of 'osek b'mitzvah patur min hamitzvah' (i.e. when engaged in performing a mitzvah, one is exempts from fulfilling another mitzvah), and analyze its three Talmudic definitions, including the novel approach of the Rogatchover, rooted in Chassidic philosophy.
Defining the Halachic obligation of chinuch based on the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe. In this final episode in the series we will present the second approach.
Defining the Halachic obligation of chinuch based on the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe. In this episode we will present the first approach.
Defining the Halachic obligation of chinuch based on the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
The Rebbe and the Rogatchover on the concept of “peulah nimshechet” (recurring action), and its ramifications in the Brit Milah of Avraham Avinu, David Hamelech and the Rebbe Rashab.
The Rebbe and the Rogatchover on the concept of “peulah nimshechet” (recurring action), and its ramifications in the Brit Milah of Avraham Avinu, David Hamelech and the Rebbe Rashab.
The Rebbe and the Rogatchover on the concept of “peulah nimshechet” (recurring action), and its ramifications in the Brit Milah of Avraham Avinu, David Hamelech and the Rebbe Rashab.
The Rebbe and the Rogatchover on the difference between the terms “matana” and “yerusha” used in Hashem’s promise of Eretz Yisrael to Avraham Avinu, and their connection with the two eras when the Jewish people entered Eretz Yisrael: in the times of Yehoshua and Ezrah Hasofer.
This episode will present a novel method of Torah study, introduced by the Rogatchover Gaon and the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
Deciphering the Rebbe’s and the Rogatchover’s notes on the exact age of Avraham Avinu when he discovered the existence of Hashem — whether it was at age 3, 40 or 48.
The Rebbe and the Rogatchover on the identity of the Sefer Torah used for Hakhel, whether it was the Sefer Torah written by Moshe Rabbenu placed in the Aron Hakodesh, or the personal Sefer Torah of the King.
The Rebbe and the Rogatchover on the mitzvah of building a ma’akeh on the roof of a house, and the difference between the Bais Hamikdash, which requires a ma’akeh, and a shul, which is exempt.
The Rebbe and the Rogatchover on the mitzvah of building a ma’akeh on the roof of a house, and the difference between the Bais Hamikdash, which requires a ma’akeh, and a shul, which is exempt.
The Rebbe and the Rogatchover on the mitzvah of building a ma’akeh on the roof of a house, and the difference between the Bais Hamikdash, which requires a ma’akeh, and a shul, which is exempt.
The Rebbe and the Rogatchover on the mitzvah of building a ma’akeh on the roof of a house, and the difference between the Bais Hamikdash, which requires a ma’akeh, and a shul, which is exempt.
The Rebbe and the Rogatchover on the mitzvah of building a ma’akeh on the roof of a house, and the difference between the Bais Hamikdash, which requires a ma’akeh, and a shul, which is exempt.
The Rebbe and the Rogatchover on the mitzvah of building a ma’akeh on the roof of a house, and the difference between the Bais Hamikdash, which requires a ma’akeh, and a shul, which is exempt.
The Rebbe, the Minchas Chinuch and the Mishneh L’Melech on the definition of the mitzvah of ‘ha’anakah’ given to the freed slave, and the ramification thereof on whether it can be applied to employees being laid-off from their employment nowadays or not.
The Rebbe, the Minchas Chinuch and the Mishneh L’Melech on the definition of the mitzvah of ‘ha’anakah’ given to the freed slave, and the ramification thereof on whether it can be applied to employees being laid-off from their employment nowadays or not.
The Rebbe, the Minchas Chinuch and the Mishneh L’Melech on the definition of the mitzvah of ‘ha’anakah’ given to the freed slave, and the ramification thereof on whether it can be applied to employees being laid-off from their employment nowadays or not.
The Rebbe, the Minchas Chinuch and the Mishneh L’Melech on the definition of the mitzvah of ‘ha’anakah’ given to the freed slave, and the ramification thereof on whether it can be applied to employees being laid-off from their employment nowadays or not.
The Rebbe and the Rogatchover on the concepts of time and above time in Halacha, and how the fact that Hashem transcends time may have practical ramifications in the laws of Tzedakah, the customs of a Yahrtzeit and sheds light on a story in Yirmiyah regarding the purchase of Chanamel’s property.
Based on Likkutei Sichot, Vol. 19, 20th of Av - Part 2.
The Rebbe and the Rogatchover on the reasons for moving the Korban Haeitzim ceremony to Sunday when it falls on a Shabbos, according to the opinions of Rashi, the Ran and the Rif.
Based on Likkutei Sichot, Vol. 19, 20th of Av - Part 1.
Deciphering the Rebbe’s and the Rogatchover’s notes on the meaning and precise location of “Tzofim”, and its implications in the Talmudic story of the Tanaim tearing kriah on the Bais Hamikdash when reaching “Har HaTzofim”.
Deciphering the Rebbe’s and the Rogatchover’s notes on the meaning and precise location of “Tzofim”, and its implications in the Talmudic story of the Tanaim tearing kriah on the Bais Hamikdash when reaching “Har HaTzofim”.
Deciphering the Rebbe’s and the Rogatchover’s notes on the meaning and precise location of “Tzofim”, and its implications in the Talmudic story of the Tanaim tearing kriah on the Bais Hamikdash when reaching “Har HaTzofim”.
Deciphering the Rebbe’s and the Rogatchover’s notes on the meaning and precise location of “Tzofim”, and its implications in the Talmudic story of the Tanaim tearing kriah on the Bais Hamikdash when reaching “Har HaTzofim”.
Deciphering the Rebbe’s and the Rogatchover’s notes on the meaning and precise location of “Tzofim”, and its implications in the Talmudic story of the Tanaim tearing kriah on the Bais Hamikdash when reaching “Har HaTzofim”.
Deciphering the Rebbe’s and the Rogatchover’s notes on the meaning and precise location of “Tzofim”, and its implications in the Talmudic story of the Tanaim tearing kriah on the Bais Hamikdash when reaching “Har HaTzofim”.
Dans cet épisode, nous explorerons l'un des principes de la méthodologie de Rachi sur la Torah, selon les enseignements du Rabbi de Loubavitch.
Plus précisément, nous découvrirons comment les noms des Tanaïm et Amoraim mentionnés dans le commentaire de Rachi, contribuent au 'pchouto chel mikra'.
This series will explore the Rebbe’s novel approach to the Talmud story recorded at the end of Tractate Avodah Zarah about Shvor Malka, Rav Yehuda, Bati and the Etrog, based on the Hadran published in Likkutei Sichot, vol. 19, Devarim 5.
In this episode we will explore how every ‘minor’ detail of the story can be explained according to the Rebbe’s chiddush.
This series will explore the Rebbe’s novel approach to the Talmud story recorded at the end of Tractate Avodah Zarah about Shvor Malka, Rav Yehuda, Bati and the Etrog, based on the Hadran published in Likkutei Sichot, vol. 19, Devarim 5.
This episode will analyze a reference the Rebbe makes to the Ritva in tracates Avodah Zarah and Niddah, and will suggest a possible diyuk in the Sicha.
This series will explore the Rebbe’s novel approach to the Talmud story recorded at the end of Tractate Avodah Zarah about Shvor Malka, Rav Yehuda, Bati and the Etrog, based on the Hadran published in Likkutei Sichot, vol. 19, Devarim 5.
This episode will present a summary of the Rebbe’s questions and answers on the Talmud story recorded at the end of Tractate Avodah Zarah.
This series will explore Rebbe’s novel approach to the Talmud story recorded at the end of Tractate Avodah Zarah, based on the Hadran published in Likkutei Sichot, vol. 19, Devarim 5.
This episode will present a comprehensive overview of the opinions in the poskim with regards to kashering a knife. Based on footnotes 13-14, this episode serves as a fundamental introduction to the hadran.
This series will explore Rebbe’s novel approach to the Talmud story recorded at the end of Tractate Avodah Zarah, based on the Hadran published in Likkutei Sichot, vol. 19, Devarim 5.
In this episode we will decipher the Rogatchover's approach on the mechanism of Rabbinical enactments, and how the Rebbe applies this concept further on the machloket in the poskim with regards to bishul akum.
In this series we will explore the parallel between the Holy Temple and the Synagogue. We will discover how this parallel has implications on the building, structure and customs of the Synagogue.
In this series we will explore the parallel between the Holy Temple and the Synagogue. We will discover how this parallel has implications on the building, structure and customs of the Synagogue.
In this series we will explore the parallel between the Holy Temple and the Synagogue. We will discover how this parallel has implications on the building, structure and customs of the Synagogue.
In this series we will explore the parallel between the Holy Temple and the Synagogue. We will discover how this parallel has implications on the building, structure and customs of the Synagogue.
A collection of various subjects related to numbers 3 and 4 in Talmud, Chakirah and Kabbalah, as explained in the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
The secrets of 3 and 4 in Kabbalah, Chakirah and the teachings of the Rogatchover, as explained by the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
The secrets of Gimmel and Dalet in the Talmud, Kabbalah and the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
Why did the Chachamim originally disagree with Pinchas? Was Pinchas already a Kohen?
The Rebbe and the Rogatchover on the Halachic issues surrounding the actions of Pinchas according to the Talmud Yerushalmi.
This series will explore the Talmudic methodology of ‘Leshitatei’ — a unique method of study, commonly found in the Talmud and its commentaries.
Specifically, we will discover the novel approach to ‘Leshitatei’ as introduced in the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
In this final episode in the series, we will be introduced to the ‘Leshitatei’ and the unified theory that runs through the arguments of Rabban Gamliel and his colleagues the Rabbanan.
This series will explore the Talmudic methodology of ‘Leshitatei’ — a unique method of study, commonly found in the Talmud and its commentaries.
Specifically, we will discover the novel approach to ‘Leshitatei’ as introduced in the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
In this episode we will be introduced to the ‘Leshitatei’ and the unified theory that runs through the arguments of Rabban Gamliel and his colleagues the Rabbanan.
This series will explore the Talmudic methodology of ‘Leshitatei’ — a unique method of study, commonly found in the Talmud and its commentaries.
Specifically, we will discover the novel approach to ‘Leshitatei’ as introduced in the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
In this episode we will present three arguments between Rabban Gamliel and the Chachamim, and explore the unified theory that runs through them.
This series will explore the Talmudic methodology of ‘Leshitatei’ — a unique method of study, commonly found in the Talmud and its commentaries.
Specifically, we will discover the novel approach to ‘Leshitatei’ as introduced in the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
In this episode we will discover how the ‘tzrichuta’ principle is applied by the Rebbe to the study method of ‘Leshitatei’.
This series will explore the Talmudic methodology of ‘Leshitatei’ — a unique method of study, commonly found in the Talmud and its commentaries.
Specifically, we will discover the novel approach to ‘Leshitatei’ as introduced in the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
In this episode we will present three arguments between Beit Shammai and Beit Hillel, and explore the unified theory that runs through them.
This series will explore the Talmudic methodology of ‘Leshitatei’ — a unique method of study, commonly found in the Talmud and its commentaries.
Specifically, we will discover the novel approach to ‘Leshitatei’ as introduced in the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
In this episode we will explore the principle of ‘tzrichuta’; a commonly used Talmudic logic, revealing the necessity of two apparent repetitive statements to be taught. Particularly, we will discover how this principle was first applied by the Rebbe to the study method of ‘Leshitatei’.
This series will explore the Talmudic methodology of ‘Leshitatei’ — a unique method of study, commonly found in the Talmud and its commentaries.
Specifically, we will discover the novel approach to ‘Leshitatei’ as introduced in the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
In this episode we will explore how the roles of the Tanaim and Amoraim may have influenced their ‘Leshitatei’ way of thinking.
This series will explore the Talmudic methodology of ‘Leshitatei’ — a unique method of study, commonly found in the Talmud and its commentaries.
Specifically, we will discover the novel approach to ‘Leshitatei’ as introduced in the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
In this episode we will explore how the location of the Tanaim and Amoraim may have influenced their ‘Leshitatei’ way of thinking.
This series will explore the Talmudic methodology of ‘Leshitatei’ — a unique method of study, commonly found in the Talmud and its commentaries.
Specifically, we will discover the novel approach to ‘Leshitatei’ as introduced in the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
In this episode we will explore the unified theory that runs through the arguments of the two schools of thought, Beit Shammai and Beit Hillel, and how the Kabbalistic root of their souls influenced their ‘Leshitatei’ way of thinking.
This series will explore the Talmudic methodology of ‘Leshitatei’ — a unique method of study, commonly found in the Talmud and its commentaries.
Specifically, we will discover the novel approach to ‘Leshitatei’ as introduced in the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
In this episode we will be introduced to the personal connection between the sages of the Talmud and their respective opinions. More specifically, we will discover how the Kabbalistic root of their souls may have influenced their ‘Leshitatei’ way of thinking.
This series will explore the Talmudic methodology of ‘Leshitatei’ — a unique method of study, commonly found in the Talmud and its commentaries.
Specifically, we will discover the novel approach to ‘Leshitatei’ as introduced in the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
In this episode we will present a "taste" of the ‘Leshitatei’ methodology. We will explore the unified theory that runs through the arguments of Rabbi Yehudah vs. Rabbi Shimon, based on the teachings of the Rebbe and the Rogatchover.
This series will explore the Talmudic methodology of ‘Leshitatei’ — a unique method of study, commonly found in the Talmud and its commentaries.
Specifically, we will discover the novel approach to ‘Leshitatei’ as introduced in the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
In this episode we will present a "taste" of the ‘Leshitatei’ methodology. We will begin by exploring three Talmudic arguments between Rabbi Yehudah and Rabbi Shimon in various subjects.
This series will explore the Talmudic methodology of ‘Leshitatei’ — a unique method of study, commonly found in the Talmud and its commentaries.
Specifically, we will discover the novel approach to ‘Leshitatei’ as introduced in the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
In this episode we will explore the Rogatchover's unique and profound method of Torah study, and how the Rebbe applied it to the derech halimmud of ‘Leshitatei’.
This series will explore the Talmudic methodology of ‘Leshitatei’ — a unique method of study, commonly found in the Talmud and its commentaries.
Specifically, we will discover the novel approach to ‘Leshitatei’ as introduced in the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
In this episode we will explore the second approach to ‘Leshitatei’ — the novel method as introduced by the Rebbe.
This series will explore the Talmudic methodology of ‘Leshitatei’ — a unique method of study, commonly found in the Talmud and its commentaries.
Specifically, we will discover the novel approach to ‘Leshitatei’ as introduced in the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
In this episode we will explore the first approach to ‘Leshitatei’ — the typical method commonly used by Talmudic scholars.
סדרה זו מיוסדת על שיחת הרבי מליובאוויטש שנדפסה בלקוטי שיחות כרך יח, בלק ב, בביאור עניינו וגדרו של מלך המשיח על פי שיטת הרמב״ם.
בשיעורים אלו נעמוד על תמצית הביאור והחידוש של הרבי, בתוספת מספר עיונים, דיוקים וביאורים בפנים השיחה ובהערות העשירות.
סדרה זו מיוסדת על שיחת הרבי מליובאוויטש שנדפסה בלקוטי שיחות כרך יח, בלק ב, בביאור עניינו וגדרו של מלך המשיח על פי שיטת הרמב״ם.
בשיעורים אלו נעמוד על תמצית הביאור והחידוש של הרבי, בתוספת מספר עיונים, דיוקים וביאורים בפנים השיחה ובהערות העשירות.
סדרה זו מיוסדת על שיחת הרבי מליובאוויטש שנדפסה בלקוטי שיחות כרך יח, בלק ב, בביאור עניינו וגדרו של מלך המשיח על פי שיטת הרמב״ם.
בשיעורים אלו נעמוד על תמצית הביאור והחידוש של הרבי, בתוספת מספר עיונים, דיוקים וביאורים בפנים השיחה ובהערות העשירות.
סדרה זו מיוסדת על שיחת הרבי מליובאוויטש שנדפסה בלקוטי שיחות כרך יח, בלק ב, בביאור עניינו וגדרו של מלך המשיח על פי שיטת הרמב״ם.
בשיעורים אלו נעמוד על תמצית הביאור והחידוש של הרבי, בתוספת מספר עיונים, דיוקים וביאורים בפנים השיחה ובהערות העשירות.
סדרה זו מיוסדת על שיחת הרבי מליובאוויטש שנדפסה בלקוטי שיחות כרך יח, בלק ב, בביאור עניינו וגדרו של מלך המשיח על פי שיטת הרמב״ם.
בשיעורים אלו נעמוד על תמצית הביאור והחידוש של הרבי, בתוספת מספר עיונים, דיוקים וביאורים בפנים השיחה ובהערות העשירות.
סדרה זו מיוסדת על שיחת הרבי מליובאוויטש שנדפסה בלקוטי שיחות כרך יח, בלק ב, בביאור עניינו וגדרו של מלך המשיח על פי שיטת הרמב״ם.
בשיעורים אלו נעמוד על תמצית הביאור והחידוש של הרבי, בתוספת מספר עיונים, דיוקים וביאורים בפנים השיחה ובהערות העשירות.
The Rebbe on the Principle of “Dun Mina”
Deciphering the three applications of the principle of “Dun Mina”, as explained in the Sicha of Shavuot, Likkutei Sichot Vol 23, Shavuot 1.
A Correction in Rambam: “Hashira” or “Hashira Hazos”?
The Lubavitcher Rebbe, the Rogatchover and the Shaagas Aryeh on the Source for the Mitzvah of Writing a Sefer Torah.
This Talmud series will be exploring and analyzing the mechanism and principles of ‘Eruv Tavshilin’— a Rabbinic legal procedure allowing one to cook on the Holiday for the upcoming Shabbat.
This Talmud series will be exploring and analyzing the mechanism and principles of ‘Eruv Tavshilin’— a Rabbinic legal procedure allowing one to cook on the Holiday for the upcoming Shabbat.
This Talmud series will be exploring and analyzing the mechanism and principles of ‘Eruv Tavshilin’— a Rabbinic legal procedure allowing one to cook on the Holiday for the upcoming Shabbat.
This Talmud series will be exploring and analyzing the mechanism and principles of ‘Eruv Tavshilin’— a Rabbinic legal procedure allowing one to cook on the Holiday for the upcoming Shabbat.
This Talmud series will be exploring and analyzing the mechanism and principles of ‘Eruv Tavshilin’— a Rabbinic legal procedure allowing one to cook on the Holiday for the upcoming Shabbat.
This Talmud series will be exploring and analyzing the mechanism and principles of ‘Eruv Tavshilin’— a Rabbinic legal procedure allowing one to cook on the Holiday for the upcoming Shabbat.
This Talmud series will be exploring and analyzing the mechanism and principles of ‘Eruv Tavshilin’— a Rabbinic legal procedure allowing one to cook on the Holiday for the upcoming Shabbat.
In this episode we will explore and analyze the purpose and methodology of Rambam's Mishneh Torah.
Dans cette série nous explorerons et analyserons les fondements de la foi en Machia'h, basé sur les enseignements du Rabbi de Loubavitch.
Dans cette série nous explorerons et analyserons les fondements de la foi en Machia'h, basé sur les enseignements du Rabbi de Loubavitch.
Dans cette série nous explorerons et analyserons les fondements de la foi en Machia'h, basé sur les enseignements du Rabbi de Loubavitch.
Dans cette série nous explorerons et analyserons les fondements de la foi en Machia'h, basé sur les enseignements du Rabbi de Loubavitch.
Dans cette série nous explorerons et analyserons la définition de la takana de Haseibah pendant le Seder de Pessa'h, basé sur les enseignements du Rabbi de Loubavitch.
Dans cette série nous explorerons et analyserons la définition de la takana de Haseibah pendant le Seder de Pessa'h, basé sur les enseignements du Rabbi de Loubavitch.
Dans cette série nous explorerons et analyserons la définition de la takana de Haseibah pendant le Seder de Pessa'h, basé sur les enseignements du Rabbi de Loubavitch.
Dans cette série nous explorerons et analyserons la définition de la takana de Haseibah pendant le Seder de Pessa'h, basé sur les enseignements du Rabbi de Loubavitch.
Dans cette série nous explorerons et analyserons la définition de la takana de Haseibah pendant le Seder de Pessa'h, basé sur les enseignements du Rabbi de Loubavitch.
Dans cette série nous explorerons et analyserons la definition de la takana du jeûne des premiers nés institué la veille de Pesach, basées sur les enseignements du Rabbi de Loubavitch.
Dans cette série nous explorerons et analyserons la definition de la takana du jeûne des premiers nés institué la veille de Pesach, basées sur les enseignements du Rabbi de Loubavitch.
This eight-part, in-depth series will explore the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s analysis on the fast of Taanit Bechorot when the fourteenth of Nissan falls on a Shabbat.
This eight-part, in-depth series will explore the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s analysis on the fast of Taanit Bechorot when the fourteenth of Nissan falls on a Shabbat.
This eight-part, in-depth series will explore the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s analysis on the fast of Taanit Bechorot when the fourteenth of Nissan falls on a Shabbat.
This eight-part, in-depth series will explore the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s analysis on the fast of Taanit Bechorot when the fourteenth of Nissan falls on a Shabbat.
This eight-part, in-depth series will explore the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s analysis on the fast of Taanit Bechorot when the fourteenth of Nissan falls on a Shabbat.
This eight-part, in-depth series will explore the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s analysis on the fast of Taanit Bechorot when the fourteenth of Nissan falls on a Shabbat.
This eight-part, in-depth series will explore the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s analysis on the fast of Taanit Bechorot when the fourteenth of Nissan falls on a Shabbat.
This eight-part, in-depth series will explore the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s analysis to the fast of Taanit Bechorot when the fourteenth of Nissan falls on a Shabbat.
Dans cette série nous explorerons et analyserons la definition de la mitzva de Ma'hatzit Hachekel, basées sur les enseignements du Rabbi de Loubavitch et du Rogatchover.
Dans cette série nous explorerons et analyserons la definition de la mitzva de Ma'hatzit Hachekel, basées sur les enseignements du Rabbi de Loubavitch et du Rogatchover.
Dans cette série nous explorerons et analyserons la definition de la mitzva de Ma'hatzit Hachekel, basées sur les enseignements du Rabbi de Loubavitch et du Rogatchover.
Dans cette série nous explorerons et analyserons la definition de la mitzva de Ma'hatzit Hachekel, basées sur les enseignements du Rabbi de Loubavitch et du Rogatchover.
This nine-part, in-depth series will explore the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s novel approach to the definition of the mitzvah of Machatzit Hashekel.
In this final episode we will explore the chassidic aspect of the mitzvah, and how the chassidic dimension is shedding light on the two halachic dinim of the mitzvah. We conclude with a summary of the three messages conveyed by Hashem to Moshe through the vision of the coin of fire.
This nine-part, in-depth series will explore the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s novel approach to the definition of the mitzvah of Machatzit Hashekel.
In this episode we will analyze the second message conveyed by Hashem to Moshe through the vision of the coin of fire, which answered Moshe's second dilemma.
This nine-part, in-depth series will explore the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s novel approach to the definition of the mitzvah of Machatzit Hashekel.
In this episode we will explore the Rebbe's explanation on the difference between the Midrash and the Yerushalmi, and a possible diyuk that can be explained accordingly in the terminology of Tosfot.
This nine-part, in-depth series will explore the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s novel approach to the definition of the mitzvah of Machatzit Hashekel.
In this episode we will decipher the Rebbe's bracket — whether the main mitzvah of Machatzit Hashekel is to give the value of ten gera in the form of a coin, or a coin that is worth ten gera.
This nine-part, in-depth series will explore the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s novel approach to the definition of the mitzvah of Machatzit Hashekel.
In this episode we will explore the Rebbe's answer to all three questions asked in episodes 1-3, and analyze the special message conveyed by Hashem to Moshe through the vision of the coin of fire.
This nine-part, in-depth series will explore the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s novel approach to the definition of the mitzvah of Machatzit Hashekel.
In this episode we will explore the two dinim in the mitzvah of Machatzit Hashekel, through the lenses of the Rebbe and the Rogatchover.
This nine-part, in-depth series will explore the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s novel approach to the definition of the mitzvah of Machatzit Hashekel.
In this episode we will explore the two pesukim quoted by the Rambam as the source for the mitzvah, and the Rebbe's question on the Rambam.
This nine-part, in-depth series will explore the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s novel approach to the definition of the mitzvah of Machatzit Hashekel.
In this episode we will explore the two Tosfot in tractates Menachot and Chulin regarding Moshe's dilemma about the mitzvah of Machatzit Hashekel, and the Rebbe's question on the Tosfot.
This nine-part, in-depth series will explore the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s novel approach to the definition of the mitzvah of Machatzit Hashekel.
In this episode we will be introduced to the structure of the Rebbe's sicha; the story of the midrash about Moshe's dilemma, and the Rebbe's questions on the story.
This four-part, in-depth series will analyze the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s sicha on the Rashi in parshat Terumah - ויקחו לי תרומה: לי לשמי (Likkutei Sichos vol. 16, Terumah 1).
Specifically, we will explore three in-depth iyunim that can be explained based on the Rebbe's novel approach to Rashi's explanation.
This four-part, in-depth series will analyze the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s sicha on the Rashi in parshat Terumah - ויקחו לי תרומה: לי לשמי (Likkutei Sichos vol. 16, Terumah 1).
Specifically, we will explore three in-depth iyunim that can be explained based on the Rebbe's novel approach to Rashi's explanation.
This four-part, in-depth series will analyze the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s sicha on the Rashi in parshat Terumah - ויקחו לי תרומה: לי לשמי (Likkutei Sichos vol. 16, Terumah 1).
Specifically, we will explore three in-depth iyunim that can be explained based on the Rebbe's novel approach to Rashi's explanation.
This four-part, in-depth series will analyze the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s sicha on the Rashi in parshat Terumah - ויקחו לי תרומה: לי לשמי (Likkutei Sichos vol. 16, Terumah 1).
Specifically, we will explore three in-depth iyunim that can be explained based on the Rebbe's novel approach to Rashi's explanation.
סדרה זו בת ארבעה פרקים מיוסדת על שיחת הרבי מליובאוויטש שנדפסה בלקוטי שיחות כרך טז, שמות א, בביאור סברת הלשיטתיה של רב ושמואל בפירוש הכתובים אם לפרש התיבות בדיוק או בהתאם לתוכן העניין.
בפרק זה נעמוד על ביאור כוונת הרבי שסברת הלשיטתייהו של רב ושמואל מסתעפת אף ״בפלוגתא ממש״.
סדרה זו בת ארבעה פרקים מיוסדת על שיחת הרבי מליובאוויטש שנדפסה בלקוטי שיחות כרך טז, שמות א, בביאור סברת הלשיטתיה של רב ושמואל בפירוש הכתובים אם לפרש התיבות בדיוק או בהתאם לתוכן העניין.
בפרק זה נעמוד על ביאור ופיענוח הערת הרבי שסברת הלשיטתייהו של רב ושמואל אינה רק במחלוקתם בפירוש הכתובים בתנ״ך, אלא גם בפירוש המשניות והברייתות או בפירוש לשון חז״ל ובני אדם, וגם במחלוקת ממש בדין או בסברא.
סדרה זו בת ארבעה פרקים מיוסדת על שיחת הרבי מליובאוויטש שנדפסה בלקוטי שיחות כרך טז, שמות א, בביאור סברת הלשיטתיה של רב ושמואל בפירוש הכתובים אם לפרש התיבות בדיוק או בהתאם לתוכן העניין.
בפרק זה נעמוד על ביאור הרבי בטעם הדבר שכמה מהמחלוקות בתלמוד נשנו בסגנון של ״חד אמר וחד אמר״, מבלי לפרש בפירוש את שמות בעלי המאמר.
סדרה זו בת ארבעה פרקים מיוסדת על שיחת הרבי מליובאוויטש שנדפסה בלקוטי שיחות כרך טז, שמות א, בביאור סברת הלשיטתיה של רב ושמואל בפירוש הכתובים אם לפרש התיבות בדיוק או בהתאם לתוכן העניין.
בפרק זה נעמוד על נקודת הסברא של שתי הלשיטתייהו בין רב ושמואל בפירוש הכתובים.
Methods and Tools for Learning a Sicha B’IyunThis shiur will analyze one aspect of learning a sicha b’iyun. Often, certain words in a paragraph of the sicha appear in brackets, thereby giving a double meaning to the sentence — with or without the brackets. Using a variety of examples, the shiur will guide participants on how to properly analyze the meaning and ‘code’ behind some of the brackets of a sicha, and will show the Rebbe’s precision in every detail of the sicha.To receive the shiur handout please email info@tzfunot.com
Dans cette série en six parties, nous explorerons et analyserons le miracle de la fiole d'huile de 'Hanoucca. Nous présenterons trois manières de comprendre le miracle, les questions et les solutions possibles pour chacune des trois approches, basées sur plusieurs commentaires et les enseignements du Rabbi de Loubavitch.
Dans cet épisode, nous analyserons la troisième manière de comprendre le miracle de 'Hanoucca. Selon cette nouvelle approche, introduite par le Rabbi de Loubavitch, le miracle était que l'huile brûlait et ne brûlait pas en même temps. Cette nouvelle approche répondra à toutes les questions que nous nous sommes posées sur les deux premières approches.
Avec cette approche, nous comprenons également le caractère unique du miracle de 'Hanoucca, qui était différent du buisson ardent ou des bougies de Shabbat de Sarah.
Dans cette série en six parties, nous explorerons et analyserons le miracle de la fiole d'huile de 'Hanoucca. Nous présenterons trois manières de comprendre le miracle, les questions et les solutions possibles pour chacune des trois approches, basées sur plusieurs commentaires et les enseignements du Rabbi de Loubavitch.
Dans cet épisode, nous analyserons l'une des lois relatives à la quantité d'huile nécessaire à la menorah. Nous découvrirons également la raison pour laquelle Hachem a accompli le miracle de 'Hanoucca en premier lieu. Sur la base de ces détails, une question est soulevée sur la deuxième approche de comprendre le miracle de 'Hanoucca.
Dans cette série en six parties, nous explorerons et analyserons le miracle de la fiole d'huile de 'Hanoucca. Nous présenterons trois manières de comprendre le miracle, les questions et les solutions possibles pour chacune des trois approches, basées sur plusieurs commentaires et les enseignements du Rabbi de Loubavitch.
Dans cet épisode, nous explorerons la deuxième façon de comprendre le miracle de 'Hanoucca. Selon cette approche, le miracle s'est produit dans les qualités de l'huile.
Dans cette série en six parties, nous explorerons et analyserons le miracle de la fiole d'huile de 'Hanoucca. Nous présenterons trois manières de comprendre le miracle, les questions et les solutions possibles pour chacune des trois approches, basées sur plusieurs commentaires et les enseignements du Rabbi de Loubavitch.
Dans cet épisode, nous analyserons l'histoire d'Elisha le prophète et l'huile miraculeuse. Sur la base d'un détail intéressant de l'histoire, nous découvrirons un principe halakhique qui soulève une question sur la première approche de comprendre le miracle de 'Hanoucca.
Dans cette série en six parties, nous explorerons et analyserons le miracle de la fiole d'huile de 'Hanoucca. Nous présenterons trois manières de comprendre le miracle, les questions et les solutions possibles pour chacune des trois approches, basées sur plusieurs commentaires et les enseignements du Rabbi de Loubavitch.
Dans cet épisode, nous explorerons la première façon de comprendre le miracle de 'Hanoucca. Selon cette approche, le miracle s'est produit dans la quantité d'huile.
Dans cette série en six parties, nous explorerons et analyserons le miracle de la fiole d'huile de 'Hanoucca. Nous présenterons trois manières de comprendre le miracle, les questions et les solutions possibles pour chacune des trois approches, basées sur plusieurs commentaires et les enseignements du Rabbi de Loubavitch.
Dans cet épisode nous présenterons la source dans le Talmud de l'histoire du miracle de 'Hanoucca et analyserons quelques détails de l'histoire.
In this episode we will analyze the Lubavitcher Rebbe's footnote on the difference between the terminology of Rashi and the Midrash regarding the miracles in Sarah's tent.
A deeper understanding of the definition of the mitzvah of lighting the shabbat candles will help us understand the Rebbe's diyuk regarding Rashi's terminology.
Did Sarah's Challah really stay fresh from week to week?
Debunking the legend on what really happened with Sarah's dough — based on various sources in the Talmud, the Midrash, Rashi and the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
Interested in taking your Talmud studies to the next level?
This eight-part series will present the fundamentals of in-depth Talmud study known as 'iyun'. Using a variety of Talmudic topics, the course will train and equip students with the tools and practical steps on how-to apply this method onto their own learning.
This introductory course is geared to everyone, from the beginner to the more experienced Talmud student. Both alike are sure to benefit from this fundamental introduction to Talmud study.
In this episode we will summarize the process of in-depth Talmud study.
Interested in taking your Talmud studies to the next level?
This eight-part series will present the fundamentals of in-depth Talmud study known as 'iyun'. Using a variety of Talmudic topics, the course will train and equip students with the tools and practical steps on how-to apply this method onto their own learning.
This introductory course is geared to everyone, from the beginner to the more experienced Talmud student. Both alike are sure to benefit from this fundamental introduction to Talmud study.
In this episode we will explain the purpose and the advantages of learning b'iyun.
Interested in taking your Talmud studies to the next level?
This eight-part series will present the fundamentals of in-depth Talmud study known as 'iyun'. Using a variety of Talmudic topics, the course will train and equip students with the tools and practical steps on how-to apply this method onto their own learning.
This introductory course is geared to everyone, from the beginner to the more experienced Talmud student. Both alike are sure to benefit from this fundamental introduction to Talmud study.
In this episode we will present the fourth step of the iyun method:
Once you search and find the two definitions of the subject, try to 'match' and apply the two definitions of the subject to the two opinions of the machloket. Together we will practice the 'matching game' exercise on each one of the three subjects ('sugyot') discussed earlier — Kiddush, Lechem Mishneh and Ner Havdallah.
Interested in taking your Talmud studies to the next level?
This eight-part series will present the fundamentals of in-depth Talmud study known as 'iyun'. Using a variety of Talmudic topics, the course will train and equip students with the tools and practical steps on how-to apply this method onto their own learning.
This introductory course is geared to everyone, from the beginner to the more experienced Talmud student. Both alike are sure to benefit from this fundamental introduction to Talmud study.
In this episode we will present the third step of the iyun method:
Once you asked yourself the two fundamental questions (1. "what is the yesod hamachloket?"; 2. "what is the yesod of the subject?" — begin to search for the two definitions of the subject.
Interested in taking your Talmud studies to the next level?
This eight-part series will present the fundamentals of in-depth Talmud study known as 'iyun'. Using a variety of Talmudic topics, the course will train and equip students with the tools and practical steps on how-to apply this method onto their own learning.
This introductory course is geared to everyone, from the beginner to the more experienced Talmud student. Both alike are sure to benefit from this fundamental introduction to Talmud study.
In this episode we will present the second step of the iyun method:
Once you asked yourself the first question ("what is the yesod hamachloket?") — ask yourself this second follow-up question...
Interested in taking your Talmud studies to the next level?
This eight-part series will present the fundamentals of in-depth Talmud study known as 'iyun'. Using a variety of Talmudic topics, the course will train and equip students with the tools and practical steps on how-to apply this method onto their own learning.
This introductory course is geared to everyone, from the beginner to the more experienced Talmud student. Both alike are sure to benefit from this fundamental introduction to Talmud study.
In this episode we will present the first step of the iyun method:
Ask yourself this first question...
Interested in taking your Talmud studies to the next level?
This eight-part series will present the fundamentals of in-depth Talmud study known as 'iyun'. Using a variety of Talmudic topics, the course will train and equip students with the tools and practical steps on how-to apply this method onto their own learning.
This introductory course is geared to everyone, from the beginner to the more experienced Talmud student. Both alike are sure to benefit from this fundamental introduction to Talmud study.
In this episode we will present three Talmudic subjects ('sugyot') — Kiddush, Lechem Mishneh, Ner Havdallah. These subjects will serve us as examples for us to exercise and apply the iyun method.
Interested in taking your Talmud studies to the next level?
This six-part series will present the fundamentals of in-depth Talmud study known as 'iyun'. Using a variety of Talmudic topics, the course will train and equip students with the tools and practical steps on how-to apply this method onto their own learning.
This introductory course is geared to everyone, from the beginner to the more experienced Talmud student. Both alike are sure to benefit from this fundamental introduction to Talmud study.
In this episode we will present the definition of 'iyun'.
This episode will analyze the meaning behind the story of Adam Harishon giving names to all living creatures, through the lenses of the Lubavitcher Rebbe and the Rogatchover.
While being introduced to the Rebbe's sicha on the topic, we will attempt to decipher a reference the Rebbe makes to the Rogatchover.
An understanding of the cryptic interpretation of the Rogatchover to the story and the Rebbe's novel application, will reveal how this seemingly 'short' footnote sheds new meaning onto this familiar story in parshat bereishit.
This eight-part, in-depth series will explore the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s novel approach to the definition of the mitzvah of Hakhel as it applies to children.
The series will also cover several fundamental elements related to the mitzvah of Hakhel, such as the time of Hakhel; the definition of the mitzvah; the role of the King; the need for a bima and more.
In this episode we will analyze the Talmudic expression calling the Hakhel drasha a 'gem'. We suggest a possible explanation based on the teachings of the Rogatchover and the Rebbe's novel perspective to the definition of the mitzvah of Hakhel.
This eight-part, in-depth series will explore the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s novel approach to the definition of the mitzvah of Hakhel as it applies to children.
The series will also cover several fundamental elements related to the mitzvah of Hakhel, such as the time of Hakhel; the definition of the mitzvah; the role of the King; the need for a bima and more.
In this episode we will analyze the Rebbe's chiddush on the definition of the mitzvah of Hakhel as it applies to children. We will further explore several questions of the Acharonim in the sugya of Hakhel that can possibly be resolve based on the Rebbe's novel perspective.
This eight-part, in-depth series will explore the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s novel approach to the definition of the mitzvah of Hakhel as it applies to children.
The series will also cover several fundamental elements related to the mitzvah of Hakhel, such as the time of Hakhel; the definition of the mitzvah; the role of the King; the need for a bima and more.
In this episode we will analyze the Rebbe's question on Rabbi Elazar ben Azariah's drasha regarding the mitzvah of Hakhel for men and women; which detail is considered part of the mitzvah of Hakhel and which is considered part of the laws of Torah study.
This eight-part, in-depth series will explore the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s novel approach to the definition of the mitzvah of Hakhel as it applies to children.
The series will also cover several fundamental elements related to the mitzvah of Hakhel, such as the time of Hakhel; the definition of the mitzvah; the role of the King; the need for a bima and more.
In this episode we will analyze the Rebbe's questions on the seemingly contradictory statements between the tractates Chagiga and Kidushin with regards to the mitzvah of Hakhel as it applies to children.
This eight-part, in-depth series will explore the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s novel approach to the definition of the mitzvah of Hakhel as it applies to children.
The series will also cover several fundamental elements related to the mitzvah of Hakhel, such as the time of Hakhel; the definition of the mitzvah; the role of the King; the need for a bima and more.
In this episode we will explore the debate between the Turei Even, the Minchat Chinuch and the Rebbe about whether the exemptions of Hakhel for adults applies to the children as well or not.
This eight-part, in-depth series will explore the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s novel approach to the definition of the mitzvah of Hakhel as it applies to children.
The series will also cover several fundamental elements related to the mitzvah of Hakhel, such as the time of Hakhel; the definition of the mitzvah; the role of the King; the need for a bima and more.
In this episode we will explore the discussion between the Turei Even, the Makneh and the Rebbe about whether the requirement of bringing the children to Hakhel is a mitzvah incumbent upon the father, the mother or the court.
This eight-part in-depth series will explore the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s novel approach as to the definition of the Mitzvah of Hakhel as it applies to Children.
The series will also cover several fundamental elements related to the Mitzvah of Hakhel, such as the time of Hakhel; the definition of the mitzvah; the role of the King; the need for a bima and more.
In this episode we will explore the different opinions as to the exact time for the Mitzvah of Hakhel, and analyze the Rebbe's footnote providing further insights from the terminology of the Rambam.
This eight-part in-depth series will explore the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s novel approach as to the definition of the Mitzvah of Hakhel as it applies to Children.
The series will also cover several fundamental elements related to the Mitzvah of Hakhel, such as the time of Hakhel; the definition of the mitzvah; the role of the King; the need for a bima and more.
In this episode we will be introduced to the Rebbe's sicha — from a background of the main sources, a synopsis of the sugya, and a comprehensive overview of the Rebbe's sicha.
This four-part in-depth series will be exploring the mitzvah of loan amnesty related to the Sabbatical Year known as ‘Shemitah’ (as is this current year of 5782); the legal mechanism of the ‘pruzbul’ procedure; and the Rebbe’s novel approach to the enactment of the pruzbul.
In this final episode we will present the Rebbe's novel approach to the enactment of Pruzbul; a new and original understanding suggested by Rabbi Yechiel Kalmenson, Rosh Yeshiva of Brunoy and author of the 'Mei Tal' series on the Talmud.
This four-part in-depth series will be exploring the mitzvah of loan amnesty related to the Sabbatical Year known as ‘Shemitah’ (as is this current year of 5782); the legal mechanism of the ‘pruzbul’ procedure; and the Rebbe’s novel approach to the enactment of the pruzbul.
In this episode we will present two questions regarding the enactment of Hillel and the Rebbe's suggestion on Pruzbul.
This four-part in-depth series will be exploring the mitzvah of loan amnesty related to the Sabbatical Year known as ‘Shemitah’ (as is this current year of 5782); the legal mechanism of the ‘pruzbul’ procedure; and the Rebbe’s novel approach to the enactment of the pruzbul.
In this episode we will explore ‘pruzbul’ procedure as it applies nowadays.
This four-part in-depth series will be exploring the mitzvah of loan amnesty related to the Sabbatical Year known as ‘Shemitah’ (as is this current year of 5782); the legal mechanism of the ‘pruzbul’ procedure; and the Rebbe’s novel approach to the enactment of the pruzbul.
In this episode we will explore the mitzvah of loan amnesty ('shmitat kesafim') and the legal mechanism of the ‘pruzbul’ procedure enacted by Hillel.
What is the difference between 'Torat Menachem' and 'Likkutei Sichot'? How many sichot are there? What are the 'Reshimot'? How many published and printed pages of the Rebbe's scholarship are there? This episode will present some interesting facts about the Lubavitcher Rebbe's scholarship; a comprehensive overview and description of the different types of books and series of the Rebbe; and a taste of some of the most fundamental and revolutionary methods of the Rebbe's approach to Torah study.
This eight-part Talmud series will be exploring the Halachic debate surrounding the 18th century story of the chicken without a heart found in the German city of Altona. The course will analyze the reasoning behind the different rulings regarding the Halachic status of the chicken, and open a window into the relationship between science and Halacha.
In this episode we will explore the mystical meaning and the practical lesson that we can derive from the Chacham Tzvi's ruling and principle.
This eight-part Talmud series will be exploring the Halachic debate surrounding the 18th century story of the chicken without a heart found in the German city of Altona. The course will analyze the reasoning behind the different rulings regarding the Halachic status of the chicken, and open a window into the relationship between science and Halacha.
In this episode we will analyze the theory of Rabbi Yonatan Eibishitz, supported by professors at the University of Halle, and will conclude with the final ruling in Jewish law.
This eight-part Talmud series will be exploring the Halachic debate surrounding the 18th century story of the chicken without a heart found in the German city of Altona. The course will analyze the reasoning behind the different rulings regarding the Halachic status of the chicken, and open a window into the relationship between science and Halacha.
In this episode we will analyze the detail of the cat and how this may impact the final ruling.
This eight-part Talmud series will be exploring the Halachic debate surrounding the 18th century story of the chicken without a heart found in the German city of Altona. The course will analyze the reasoning behind the different rulings regarding the Halachic status of the chicken, and open a window into the relationship between science and Halacha.
In this episode we will analyze the miracle theory suggested by the poskim who disagrees with the Chacham Tzvi.
This eight-part Talmud series will be exploring the Halachic debate surrounding the 18th century story of the chicken without a heart found in the German city of Altona. The course will analyze the reasoning behind the different rulings regarding the Halachic status of the chicken, and open a window into the relationship between science and Halacha.
In this episode we will analyze the theories of Rabbi Moshe Rothenburg who disagrees with the Chacham Tzvi.
This eight-part Talmud series will be exploring the Halachic debate surrounding the 18th century story of the chicken without a heart found in the German city of Altona. The course will analyze the reasoning behind the different rulings regarding the Halachic status of the chicken, and open a window into the relationship between science and Halacha.
In this episode we will discover an interesting incident that occurred with Rabbi Naftali Katz while ruling on the case.
This eight-part Talmud series will be exploring the Halachic debate surrounding the 18th century story of the chicken without a heart found in the German city of Altona. The course will analyze the reasoning behind the different rulings regarding the Halachic status of the chicken, and open a window into the relationship between science and Halacha.
In this episode we will analyze the reasoning behind the opinion of the Chacham Tzvi who rules that the chicken is kosher.
This eight-part Talmud series will be exploring the Halachic debate surrounding the 18th century story of the chicken without a heart found in the German city of Altona. The course will analyze the reasoning behind the different rulings regarding the Halachic status of the chicken, and open a window into the relationship between science and Halacha.
In this episode we will explore the details of the story.
A four-part in-depth series exploring the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s novel approach to the Talmudic discussion as to the primary role of Eliyahu Hanavi in connection with the messianic era.
In this episode we will explore the Rebbe’s novel explanation.
A four-part in-depth series exploring the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s novel approach to the Talmudic discussion as to the primary role of Eliyahu Hanavi in connection with the messianic era.
In this episode we will be introduced to the Rebbe's questions on the Talmudic argument about the arrival of Eliyahu Hanavi and his primary role.
A four-part in-depth series exploring the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s novel approach to the Talmudic discussion as to the primary role of Eliyahu Hanavi in connection with the messianic era.
In this episode we will be introduced to the Talmudic opinions as to the primary role of Eliyahu Hanavi in connection with the messianic era.
A four-part in-depth series exploring the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s novel approach to the Talmudic discussion as to the primary role of Eliyahu Hanavi in connection with the messianic era.
In this episode we will be introduced to the Talmudic discussion as to when Eliyahu Hanavi will arrive before the coming of Moshiach.
A six-part in-depth series exploring the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s novel approach to the story of Nechemia and the Talmudic debate on Korban Haeitzim.
In this episode we will conclude with the mystical meaning of the wood offering, and the practical lesson that we can derive from it on a personal level.
A six-part in-depth series exploring the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s novel approach to the story of Nechemia and the Talmudic debate on Korban Haeitzim.
In this episode we will be presenting a selection of in-depth iyunim & analysis, delving deeper into some of the ideas explained in the sicha and its rich footnotes.
A six-part in-depth series exploring the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s novel approach to the story of Nechemia and the Talmudic debate on Korban Haeitzim.
In this episode we will be presenting a selection of in-depth iyunim & analysis, delving deeper into some of the ideas explained in the sicha and its rich footnotes.
A six-part in-depth series exploring the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s novel approach to the story of Nechemia and the Talmudic debate on Korban Haeitzim.
In the next three episodes we will be presenting a selection of in-depth iyunim & analysis, delving deeper into some of the ideas explained in the sicha and its rich footnotes.
A six-part in-depth series exploring the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s novel approach to the story of Nechemia and the Talmudic debate on Korban Haeitzim.
In this episode we will explore the Rebbe’s novel explanation — presenting three opinions in the sugya of Korban Haeitzim, as well as three ways to understand the story in the book of Nechemia and the ramifications evolving thereof.
A six-part in-depth series exploring the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s novel approach to the story of Nechemia and the Talmudic debate on Korban Haeitzim.
In this episode we will be introduced to the main elements of the debate — from a historical background to a synopsis of the sugya and a comprehensive overview of all the relevant halachot.