Rabbi Tuvia Serber

This class is a part of a chassidic discourse pronounced by the Rebbe, Rabi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, on the year 1984. On this discourse the Rebbe explains the spiritual meaning of Moshe and Aharon, how that meaning applies to our service to G-d (Torah and Prayer) and how it relates to the obligation on the… Leer más »They were Aharon and Moshe 5744 - 3

The idea that God has limbs (arms, eye, ear etc.) appears in the Torah numerous times. What does it mean? One of the fundamentals of Judaism is that God doesn't have a body or shape...

In this class I explain a controversy raised by Hamas because a minority group of Jews brought red cows from USA into the Land of Israel. If you read the sources, you'll realize that this whole thing doesn't make any sense… Sources:Numbres 19Rambam, Laws of th Red Heifer, 3:4Rambam, Laws of Kings, 11:4Tzefania 3:9

In this class we will explore the difference between these two months of the Jewish calendar. Each one of them contains deep ideas on how God manages His world.

These are parts of a class explaining the concept of sacrifices in Judaism. Starting from a historical context, going though where to find the laws written and then exploring some explanations by our sages.

In this Torah section we read about the signs that the animals should have in order to be apt for Jewish consumption. What can we learn from the fact that they have to have split hoofs?

This class is a part of a chassidic discourse pronounced by the Rebbe, Rabi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, on the year 1984. On this discourse the Rebbe explains the spiritual meaning of Moshe and Aharon, how that meaning applies to our service to G-d (Torah and Prayer) and how it relates to the obligation on the… Leer más »They were Aharon and Moshe 5744 - 2

In this short class I explain an enigmatic verse of the Zohar, main book of Kabbalah regarding the limbs of God. Does He have limbs?

In this class I explain the sources in Judaism for the Seven Commandments for Bnei Noach. This source is divided into four main parts. Sources:Talmud Sanhedrin 56a (end of age and on)https://www.sefaria.org/Sanhedrin.56a.24?lang=en Talmud Chullin 92ahttps://www.sefaria.org/Chullin.92a.21?lang=en Asara Maamarot, Maamar Chikur Din, Part 3, Ch. 20https://he.wikisource.org/wiki/עשרהמאמרותמאמרחקורדיןגכ Rambam, Hilchos Melachim, ch. 9https://www.sefaria.org/Mishneh_Torah%2C_Kings_and_Wars.9.1?lang=en Introduction to Talmud Brachos by Rav… Leer más »What are the sources for the Seven laws of Noach?

In this week's reading called Tzav we have a profound teaching about the heart of each person. The Torah gives a message on: lighting a fire on it and, moreover, being careful it should not be extinguished.