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- Hagiga 2:3 - Dispute between Bet Hillel and Bet Shamai according to their opinions in the preceding MishnahHagiga 2:3 - Dispute between Bet Hillel and Bet Shamai according to their opinions in the preceding Mishnah Seder Moed In Memory of Buddy Sutton A”H Masechet Megilla Sponsored Leiluy Nishmat Mazal bat Adella and Yitzchak ben Esther This class is taught by Rabbi Mayer Barnathan MishnaStudy.com0 min
- Hagiga 2:2 - The dispute in regards to leaning on korban on Yom TobHagiga 2:2 - The dispute in regards to leaning on korban on Yom Tob Seder Moed In Memory of Buddy Sutton A”H Masechet Megilla Sponsored Leiluy Nishmat Mazal bat Adella and Yitzchak ben Esther This class is taught by Rabbi Mayer Barnathan MishnaStudy.com0 min
- Hagiga 2:1 - Torah subjects that should not be discussed in publicHagiga 2:1 - Torah subjects that should not be discussed in public Seder Moed In Memory of Buddy Sutton A”H Masechet Megilla Sponsored Leiluy Nishmat Mazal bat Adella and Yitzchak ben Esther This class is taught by Rabbi Mayer Barnathan MishnaStudy.com0 min
- Hagiga 1:8 - Examples of Torah precepts, which are only vaguely alluded to in the Torah, and would not be known without the Oral LawHagiga 1:8 - Examples of Torah precepts, which are only vaguely alluded to in the Torah, and would not be known without the Oral Law Seder Moed In Memory of Buddy Sutton A”H Masechet Megilla Sponsored Leiluy Nishmat Mazal bat Adella and Yitzchak ben Esther This class is taught by Rabbi Mayer Barnathan MishnaStudy.com0 min
- Hagiga 1:7 - Examples of twisted things that cannot be made straightHagiga 1:7 - Examples of twisted things that cannot be made straight Seder Moed In Memory of Buddy Sutton A”H Masechet Megilla Sponsored Leiluy Nishmat Mazal bat Adella and Yitzchak ben Esther This class is taught by Rabbi Mayer Barnathan MishnaStudy.com0 min
- Hagiga 1:6 - What to do if one didn’t bring his korban on the first day of the festivalHagiga 1:6 - What to do if one didn’t bring his korban on the first day of the festival Seder Moed In Memory of Buddy Sutton A”H Masechet Megilla Sponsored Leiluy Nishmat Mazal bat Adella and Yitzchak ben Esther This class is taught by Rabbi Mayer Barnathan MishnaStudy.com0 min
- Hagiga 1:5 - How many of each korban should one bringHagiga 1:5 - How many of each korban should one bring Seder Moed In Memory of Buddy Sutton A”H Masechet Megilla Sponsored Leiluy Nishmat Mazal bat Adella and Yitzchak ben Esther This class is taught by Rabbi Mayer Barnathan MishnaStudy.com0 min
- Hagiga 1:4 - From which animals can a person offer his korbanotHagiga 1:4 - From which animals can a person offer his korbanot Seder Moed In Memory of Buddy Sutton A”H Masechet Megilla Sponsored Leiluy Nishmat Mazal bat Adella and Yitzchak ben Esther This class is taught by Rabbi Mayer Barnathan MishnaStudy.com0 min
- Hagiga 1:3 - From which funds can one purchase his korbanotHagiga 1:3 - From which funds can one purchase his korbanot Seder Moed In Memory of Buddy Sutton A”H Masechet Megilla Sponsored Leiluy Nishmat Mazal bat Adella and Yitzchak ben Esther This class is taught by Rabbi Mayer Barnathan MishnaStudy.com0 min
- Hagiga 1:1 - Who is and who isn’t obligated in the misvah of re’iyahHagiga 1:1 - Who is and who isn’t obligated in the misvah of re’iyah Seder Moed In Memory of Buddy Sutton A”H Masechet Megilla Sponsored Leiluy Nishmat Mazal bat Adella and Yitzchak ben Esther This class is taught by Rabbi Mayer Barnathan MishnaStudy.com0 min
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Our mission is to create a platform that provides an accessible and comprehensive Mishna study based off of the commentary of HaRambam. We seek to generate an experience where students can become…
intimately familiar with the text and framework of the Mishna. This program will allow students to engage in an introductory in-depth (iyun) study of the Mishna, to understand its emergent laws, and to properly contextualize Torah Shebe’al Peh. This study’s objectives are to increase knowledge of our foundations to Jewish law, to strengthen our sense of awe and love of God, and reinforce our personal and national Jewish identity.