The Podcast where we go through the works of Rav Samson Raphael Hirsch
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Mitzvah #25 Part 2 Holding On To Shabbos  - A New Symbolism Of Havdalah

The Podcast where we go through the works of Rav Samson Raphael Hirsch Series on Now - Horeb Mitzvah #25 Part 2 Holding On To Shabbos - A New Symbolism Of Havdalah

The Podcast where we go through the works of Rav Samson Raphael Hirsch
Series on Now - Horeb
Mitzvah #25 Part 2 Holding On To Shabbos &nbsp;- A New Symbolism Of Havdalah

Mitzvah #25 Part 2 Holding On To Shabbos  - A New Symbolism Of Havdalah

A tribute to the legacy of Rav Samson Raphael Hirsch

Why This Title? It was his motto ’sich selbst begreifendes Ju dentum ’, Judaism understood from within, a term that encapsulates Rav Hirsch’s approach of diving into the essence of Judaism, viewing it through its inherent structures rather than through external lenses.

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A tribute to the legacy of Rav Samson Raphael Hirsch Why This Title? It was his motto ’sich selbst begreifendes Ju dentum ’, Judaism understood from within, a term that encapsulates Rav Hirsch’s approach of diving into the essence of Judaism, viewing it through its inherent structures rather than through external lenses. Under the ”Topical Resources” , you’ll find additional Topics

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