<ul><li>​Why do we skip the Korbanot (Sacrifices) part of the Teffilah? Should we say them? </li><li>​What does the Talmud tell us about one who reads the Korbanot (Sacrifices)? </li><li>​Which of the Korbanot is most important to read - and can we skip other parts of tefillah in order to say it? </li></ul>

​Why do we skip the Korbanot (Sacrifices) part of the Teffilah? Should we say them? ​What does the Talmud tell us about one who reads the Korbanot (Sacrifices)? ​Which of the Korbanot is most important to read - and can we skip other parts of tefillah in order to say it?

12.23.25 - Korbanot

Most of us don't have hours to sit and learn. But between Mincha and Arvit, on the commute home, or in the quiet moments of the day, there's always a few minutes. And a few minutes, done daily, changes everything.
Beloved Children is a daily Torah podcast with short shiurim in Halacha, Parasha, and Torah inspiration, designed to fit the real rhythm of your life.
Whether you're commuting, walking, or pausing between moments , Torah can meet you there. Timeless wisdom, made accessible for everyone. No prior learning required.
Just show up, one day at a time.

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Most of us don't have hours to sit and learn. But between Mincha and Arvit, on the commute home, or in the quiet moments of the day, there's always a few minutes. And a few minutes, done daily, changes everything. Beloved Children is a daily Torah podcast with short shiurim in Halacha, Parasha, and Torah inspiration, designed to fit the real rhythm of your life. Whether you're commuting, walking, or pausing between moments , Torah can meet you there. Timeless wisdom, made accessible for everyone. No prior learning required. Just show up, one day at a time.

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12.23.25 - Korbanot

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