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HaShem's 7 Commandments for all Mankind Rabbi Zvi Aviner takes you step by step, up the ladder of Noah's Seven Commandments, which is the moral fabric of civilization.  The classes are on IDOLATRY, ADULTERY, BLOODSHED, THEFT, INJUSTICE, BLASPEHMY and MERCY (the Prohibition to eat BLOOD and more.

The stories and concepts are drawn from thousands-years old Jewish literature, like the Midrash, Talmud, commentators and Kabbalah. More importantly, the material is anchored in Jewish customs, prayers and liturgy; some dated to the Holy Temple of Jerusalem.

Here you'll discover the origin of ideas that have shaped our world, like the coming Reign of Mercy, the Heavenly Kingdom and the Eternal Sabbath. Whether you're a Christian, a Muslim or a Jew, you'll find these classes illuminating and inspiring.
Noah is the father of all Mankind. Hence his teaching is the roots of all faiths. Noah, by the very meaning of his Hebrew name, is a pleasant and accommodative teacher. His wife's name, Naama, means the same. Learn about both of them, about their falling in love, and about their fascinating families and treacherous times. You'll find that nothing is new under the Sun, and that we are still facing a similar moral discourse.

HaShem's 7 Commandments for all Mankind Rabbi Zvi Aviner takes you step by step, up the ladder of Noah's Seven Commandments, which is the moral fabric of civilization. The classes are on IDOLATRY, ADULTERY, BLOODSHED, THEFT, INJUSTICE, BLASPEHMY and MERCY (the Prohibition to eat BLOOD and more. The stories and concepts are drawn from thousands-years old Jewish literature, like the Midrash, Talmud, commentators and Kabbalah. More importantly, the material is anchored in Jewish customs, prayers and liturgy; some dated to the Holy Temple of Jerusalem. Here you'll discover the origin of ideas that have shaped our world, like the coming Reign of Mercy, the Heavenly Kingdom and the Eternal Sabbath. Whether you're a Christian, a Muslim or a Jew, you'll find these classes illuminating and inspiring. Noah is the father of all Mankind. Hence his teaching is the roots of all faiths. Noah, by the very meaning of his Hebrew name, is a pleasant and accommodative teacher. His wife's name, Naama, means the same. Learn about both of them, about their falling in love, and about their fascinating families and treacherous times. You'll find that nothing is new under the Sun, and that we are still facing a similar moral discourse.

HaShem's 7 Commandments for all Mankind

The Mishneh Torah was the Rambam's (Rabbi Moses ben Maimon) magnum opus, a work spanning hundreds of chapters and describing all of the laws mentioned in the Torah. To this day it is the only work that details all of Jewish observance, including those laws which are only applicable when the Holy Temple is in place. Participating in one of the annual study cycles of these laws (3 chapters/day, 1 chapter/day, or Sefer Hamitzvot) is a way we can play a small but essential part in rebuilding the final Temple.

Rambam - 3 Chapters a Day

Learning how we grafted into Yahushua! Learning to become Israel. Keeping the feast, keeping Shabbat, and following Torah.  Getting rid of the Levan of mans teachings!

Learning how we grafted into Yahushua! Learning to become Israel. Keeping the feast, keeping Shabbat, and following Torah. Getting rid of the Levan of mans teachings!

Sabbathlounge

The Illinois Center for Jewish Studies presents Torah classes to teach all aspects of Judaism ranging from beginner to advanced.

ICJS Torah's Podcast

YUTORAH: Dr. Shnayer Leiman -- Recent Shiurim

Migdal Dialogues is a forum to discuss important questions about life, philosophy, science, and Judaism. We will think through critical questions, focusing on the process of how we think as much as the conclusions we reach. In this way, we will extend our community beyond the confines of the Migdal HaTorah Beit Midrash. Get ready to expand your mind, nourish your intellect, and discover ideas at the cutting edge of Torah Judaism.

Migdal Dialogues is a forum to discuss important questions about life, philosophy, science, and Judaism. We will think through critical questions, focusing on the process of how we think as much as the conclusions we reach. In this way, we will extend our community beyond the confines of the Migdal HaTorah Beit Midrash. Get ready to expand your mind, nourish your intellect, and discover ideas at the cutting edge of Torah Judaism.

Migdal Dialogues

Join Bill Cloud in this special series, Returning To Our Roots.

Returning to Our Roots

Short summary and insight from the weekly Torah Portion.

Parsha Pulse

TribeTalking podcast series provides valuable information, including the myriad of Jewish organizations that exist on campus and insight from college students, all to help students build a meaningful Jewish life on campus.

TribeTalking

Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel wrote, “What we need more than anything else is not textbooks but textpeople. It is the personality of the teacher which is the text that the pupils read; the text that they will never forget.” The “My Teacher” Podcast is a quest for “textpeople.” The podcast will be a forum for leaders in different sectors to reflect on the teachers who shaped and influenced them—who, in the words of Fred Rogers, “loved them into being.”

My Teacher Podcast

TYH for Podcasts! Here you will find a collection of Torah thoughts, inspiration, and musings from our roster of TYH speakers and influencers. Thank You Hashem!

Thank You Hashem

We will be discussing the most pertinent and important issues regarding the in-gathering of the exiles and bringing the Jewish people back to their homeland via Jewish Aliyah to Israel. <a href="https://geulamovement.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast">geulamovement.substack.com</a>

We will be discussing the most pertinent and important issues regarding the in-gathering of the exiles and bringing the Jewish people back to their homeland via Jewish Aliyah to Israel. geulamovement.substack.com

We will be discussing the most pertinent and important issues regarding the in-gathering of the exiles and bringing the Jewish people back to their homeland via Jewish Aliyah to Israel. <a href="https://geulamovement.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast" rel="noopener noreferrer">geulamovement.substack.com</a>

Bring Them Home - Israel Jewish Aliyah

This creative Podcast uses an imaginary coffeehouse as the setting to talk about the issues facing our day. The Truth Barista is Pastor Jay Christianson, who is fluent in the Hebrew Traditions of the Bible and uses his knowledge to bring clear insights to bear upon the issues that define our day. The Podcast is humorous yet clearly instructive as The Truth Barista and Amazing Larry (Larry Kutzler) tackle the tough issues facing Christians today.

The Truth Barista

There are two pathways up the mountain of life: the path of focused strength, and the path of resilience. The former is the path of Yosef and the latter is the path of Yehuda and his descendant King David.
Yosef was a tzadik; the paradigm of moral strength, he always managed to turn dust to gold. As a young slave, recently torn from his family, he does well enough to become head of household for an important court official.
Handsome, uber successful, and lonesome at the age of seventeen, he had the inner strength and focus to resist the daily advances of his master’s wife. 
Yosef teaches us to set our moral compass early in life, and never waver. He knew where he wanted to go, and nothing could distract him.
Yosef was a dreamer, he had ambitions, and he set out to conquer them. Calm and composed, he had an intuitive sense of who he was, and the faith to know that he would eventually arrive. Failure was simply not in Yosef’s lexicon. 
Yehuda and David, on the other hand, were all about resiliency. While Yosef taught us how to avoid failure, Yehuda and David taught us how to succeed despite and indeed because of failure. 
Yehuda was seduced by Tamar. Compounding the problem was the very difficult choice he faced: admit to it, or see an innocent woman killed. He admits to his lapse, and from this embarrassing union Mashiach is born.
Resiliency isn't about recovery but about transformation. Yehuda uses a powerful formula of humility, faith and hope to bounce back from failure stronger than ever.
Yosef and Yehuda, resilience and excellence, aren’t mutually exclusive. With Yosef as our guide, we discover our strengths and learn to focus our efforts where they matter most. But what happens when we fall - and if we travel the road to greatness, we will falter. It is inevitable. But - does that spell the end?  Do we stop dreaming, stop trying? Yehuda and David teach us to dust ourselves off, get up, and get back to work.  

A project of Denverkollel.org 
I would love to hear from you!
Rsh@denverkollel.org

There are two pathways up the mountain of life: the path of focused strength, and the path of resilience. The former is the path of Yosef and the latter is the path of Yehuda and his descendant King David. Yosef was a tzadik; the paradigm of moral strength, he always managed to turn dust to gold. As a young slave, recently torn from his family, he does well enough to become head of household for an important court official. Handsome, uber successful, and lonesome at the age of seventeen, he had the inner strength and focus to resist the daily advances of his master’s wife. Yosef teaches us to set our moral compass early in life, and never waver. He knew where he wanted to go, and nothing could distract him. Yosef was a dreamer, he had ambitions, and he set out to conquer them. Calm and composed, he had an intuitive sense of who he was, and the faith to know that he would eventually arrive. Failure was simply not in Yosef’s lexicon. Yehuda and David, on the other hand, were all about resiliency. While Yosef taught us how to avoid failure, Yehuda and David taught us how to succeed despite and indeed because of failure. Yehuda was seduced by Tamar. Compounding the problem was the very difficult choice he faced: admit to it, or see an innocent woman killed. He admits to his lapse, and from this embarrassing union Mashiach is born. Resiliency isn't about recovery but about transformation. Yehuda uses a powerful formula of humility, faith and hope to bounce back from failure stronger than ever. Yosef and Yehuda, resilience and excellence, aren’t mutually exclusive. With Yosef as our guide, we discover our strengths and learn to focus our efforts where they matter most. But what happens when we fall - and if we travel the road to greatness, we will falter. It is inevitable. But - does that spell the end? Do we stop dreaming, stop trying? Yehuda and David teach us to dust ourselves off, get up, and get back to work. A project of Denverkollel.org I would love to hear from you! Rsh@denverkollel.org

The Lion and the Ox:  Two Modes of Jewish Leadership

Rabbi Elefant's new Cycle 14 Daf Yomi shiur is available on the AllDaf Daf Yomi Platform and OUTorah.org. Rabbi Elefant discusses classic commentaries including practical Halacha rulings.

Rabbi Elefant's new Cycle 14 Daf Yomi shiur is available on the AllDaf Daf Yomi Platform and OUTorah.org. Rabbi Elefant discusses classic commentaries including practical Halacha rulings.

Daf Yomi with Rabbi Elefant - Cycle 14

Rabbi Patrick Beaulier brings you spirituality, politics, pop culture, and a healthy dose of snark. <a href="https://darshanyeshiva.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast">darshanyeshiva.substack.com</a>

Rabbi Patrick Beaulier brings you spirituality, politics, pop culture, and a healthy dose of snark. darshanyeshiva.substack.com

Rabbi Patrick Beaulier brings you spirituality, politics, pop culture, and a healthy dose of snark. <a href="https://darshanyeshiva.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast" rel="noopener noreferrer">darshanyeshiva.substack.com</a>

Rabbi Patrick Podcast

We invite you to consider a new life in Yeshua (Jesus) the Messiah. The many changed lives at Congregation Yeshuat Tsion are evidence of the working of G-d's Spirit in the hearts of His people. It is our desire to have you join us and share in creating a community of believers in Yeshua ha Mashiach."Yeshuat Tsion" means both "salvation from Zion" and "salvation to Zion." That encapsulates our vision. We are committed to conveying that salvation for mankind has come from Zion (Israel).

Yeshuat Tsion - Salvation of Zion

Проповеди Александра Огиенко, старейшины общины &#34;Beit Shalom&#34; г.Рига. 
Разбор недельной главы Торы с параллельными местами из Пророков и Нового Завета (Брит Хадаша).
Проповеди Наума Гельфанда, старейшины общины &#34;Beit Shalom&#34;.
Свидетельства членов общины и гостей из разных стран.
Записи служений на праздники Господни.
Больше материалов для изучения вы можете найти на сайте: https://www.beitshalom.lv/

Проповеди Александра Огиенко, старейшины общины "Beit Shalom" г.Рига. Разбор недельной главы Торы с параллельными местами из Пророков и Нового Завета (Брит Хадаша). Проповеди Наума Гельфанда, старейшины общины "Beit Shalom". Свидетельства членов общины и гостей из разных стран. Записи служений на праздники Господни. Больше материалов для изучения вы можете найти на сайте: https://www.beitshalom.lv/

Проповеди Александра Огиенко, старейшины общины "Beit Shalom" г.Рига. 
Разбор недельной главы Торы с параллельными местами из Пророков и Нового Завета (Брит Хадаша).
Проповеди Наума Гельфанда, старейшины общины "Beit Shalom".
Свидетельства членов общины и гостей из разных стран.
Записи служений на праздники Господни.
Больше материалов для изучения вы можете найти на сайте: https://www.beitshalom.lv/

Beit Shalom | Бейт Шалом

A topical talk show that takes a philosophical look at some of the burning issues of the day.

Four Cubits

Todays Learning Archives - Dirshu

Цикл популярных аудиоуроков одного из духовных руководителей и основателей организации Толдот рава Ашера Кушнира на тему, которая каждого из нас интересует больше всего: что есть «я», что есть человек. Разум и Воображение – кто побеждает? Откуда у нас свойства характера и что с этим делать? Желание властвовать, склонность к бахвальству – откуда это всё в нас? Как на наши решения влияет дурное и доброе начало? При чем здесь огонь, ветер, вода и земля? Что есть человек – и кем должен быть человек?

Рав Ашер Кушнир  — Анатомия человеческой души

This 10-class series explores some of Rav Kook’s commentaries on the Haggadah shel Pesach. The focus will be on moving from the space of spiritual slavery to freedom, from a limited consciousness to an expanded consciousness, from fear based behavior to compassion based behavior, as inspired by excerpts from Rav Kook’s “Olat Ha Ra’ayah.” It’s never too early to prepare for Pesach and many of us find, with our busy lives, that we don’t have the opportunity to glance at the Haggadah until just a few days before the Seder. It leaves us feeling, “if I only had more time to prepare.” And now we do.

Rav Kook on the Haggadah

A bi-weekly podcast about the people who make up Jewish Cleveland.

Cleveland Schmooze

YUTORAH: R' Ari Kahn -- Recent Shiurim

The Way Of The Righteous Series with Rabbi Yosef Mizrachi  As of 2011 Rabbi Mizrachi has spoke in more than 4000 lectures, participated in many weekend seminars, radio shows, and others in English and Hebrew. These events have affected the lives of thousands of Jews which became observance of Torah and Mitzvohs. In 2004 Rabbi Mizrachi started a very successful website called DivineInformation.com that contains hundreds of lectures and videos in English and Hebrew. There are literally thousands of Baaley Teshuva from all the activities, many of them learning Torah in some of the best Yeshivas in Israel and the USA.

The Way Of The Righteous Series with Rabbi Yosef Mizrachi As of 2011 Rabbi Mizrachi has spoke in more than 4000 lectures, participated in many weekend seminars, radio shows, and others in English and Hebrew. These events have affected the lives of thousands of Jews which became observance of Torah and Mitzvohs. In 2004 Rabbi Mizrachi started a very successful website called DivineInformation.com that contains hundreds of lectures and videos in English and Hebrew. There are literally thousands of Baaley Teshuva from all the activities, many of them learning Torah in some of the best Yeshivas in Israel and the USA.

The Way Of The Righteous Series With Rabbi Mizrachi

What do Van Halen, the Yankees, Judaism, Israel, Fatherhood, and Goodfellas have to do with each other? Everything. Find out how at the Amen Corner with Steven Cook and Brad Rothschild.

The Amen Corner

Get inspired through the wisdom of Torah with Rabbi Laredo

Torah Talks

This is a class given on Likkutei Shichos, the seminal work of the Chabad Lubavitch leader, universally known as “The Rebbe”. Likkutei Sichos are an all encompassing in-depth philosophical and mystical outlook that help us to better understand everyone’s unique life mission. The takeaway from this classic leaves one with a profound love of G-D, our fellow man and of life. Most importantly infusing the positive energy to accomplish it.

Likkutei Sichos by Mayer

Daily Dose of Relevant Jewish Wisdom Shared by Rabbi Rafi Lipner.You are welcome to read about the genesis of this podcast which is described below, but in short: The goal of this podcast is to provide a daily short but powerful nugget of Jewish wisdom that could be used to inspire and empower our everyday lives. From how we deal with relationships, where we find fufillment, strategies on dealing with life's challenges, or most importantly, how we strive to achieve our greatest aspirations, Judaism has thousands of years of wisdom to inspire how we navigate life. This podcast will share it 5 minutes at a time.My Dear Friends, This podcast was borne from an idea I spontaneously had, a challenge, but most importantly an opportunity, inspired by my 2020 New Year’s experience.On January 1st 2020, the global Jewish community celebrated the 13th Siyum Hashas (Completion of the Talmud which is comprised of 2711 pages of complex and deep discussions as part of the Oral Transmission of Jewish life and philosophy).As we know, “New Year’s” is seen as a time of resolutions, and this celebration is the culmination of what it means to “commit” to something big, to realize that the way we achieve something big is one day at a time, with not only commitment, but consistency.While “The Daf”, might not be for you (yet), it does remind us that we should all consider as part of our “New Year’s” resolution, a commitment to learn Torah every day.&nbsp;I am certain that a commitment to making daily learning a priority will change you, change your family, and strengthen your connection to the Jewish people unlike any other commitment.I am certain that a commitment to making daily learning a priority will change you, change your family, and strengthen your connection to the Jewish people unlike any other commitment.So, I thought of the following idea... While many people might not be able to or interested in committing to the daf, what if we committed to learn together every day for just a few minutes for the next 2711 days, so that when the next cycle of Daf Yomi is completed, all of us could also celebrate that we learned a Torah thought together every day for a consecutive 2711 days as well?I think that would be awesome, and thought you might as well. After all, Torah belongs to young and old, women and men, right and left… It should be something we come together over.How would we do this?I will share an idea every day with those interested on a WhatsApp group (which after 400 people turned into this podcast) and will send out a three-to-seven minute Torah thought for that day that you can easily listen to at your convenience. Ideas shared might span the areas of Jewish philosophy, the Torah portion, holiday insights, or a myriad of other ideas. I will try my best to make it relevant and inspiring. It would be great to have you join us on this journey.The new cycle of the Daf started, Sunday January 5th and will end Monday, June 7th, 2027. Yep, JUNE 7, 2027. That is a long ways away... but the only way to get there is one day at a time. As they say, "the journey of 1000 miles begins with a single step."&nbsp;It would be an honour to share the challenge with you.If you are interested, please follow along on your favourite podcast player or email me at ravlipner@gmail to add you to the whatsapp group.Let me know if you have any questions or thoughts, and you are definitely welcome to forward this to whomever else you think might be interested. Warmly,Rabbi Rafi

Daily Dose of Relevant Jewish Wisdom Shared by Rabbi Rafi Lipner. You are welcome to read about the genesis of this podcast which is described below, but in short: The goal of this podcast is to provide a daily short but powerful nugget of Jewish wisdom that could be used to inspire and empower our everyday lives. From how we deal with relationships, where we find fufillment, strategies on dealing with life's challenges, or most importantly, how we strive to achieve our greatest aspirations, Judaism has thousands of years of wisdom to inspire how we navigate life. This podcast will share it 5 minutes at a time. My Dear Friends, This podcast was borne from an idea I spontaneously had, a challenge, but most importantly an opportunity, inspired by my 2020 New Year’s experience. On January 1st 2020, the global Jewish community celebrated the 13th Siyum Hashas (Completion of the Talmud which is comprised of 2711 pages of complex and deep discussions as part of the Oral Transmission of Jewish life and philosophy). As we know, “New Year’s” is seen as a time of resolutions, and this celebration is the culmination of what it means to “commit” to something big, to realize that the way we achieve something big is one day at a time, with not only commitment, but consistency.While “The Daf”, might not be for you (yet), it does remind us that we should all consider as part of our “New Year’s” resolution, a commitment to learn Torah every day.  I am certain that a commitment to making daily learning a priority will change you, change your family, and strengthen your connection to the Jewish people unlike any other commitment.I am certain that a commitment to making daily learning a priority will change you, change your family, and strengthen your connection to the Jewish people unlike any other commitment. So, I thought of the following idea... While many people might not be able to or interested in committing to the daf, what if we committed to learn together every day for just a few minutes for the next 2711 days, so that when the next cycle of Daf Yomi is completed, all of us could also celebrate that we learned a Torah thought together every day for a consecutive 2711 days as well? I think that would be awesome, and thought you might as well. After all, Torah belongs to young and old, women and men, right and left… It should be something we come together over. How would we do this?I will share an idea every day with those interested on a WhatsApp group (which after 400 people turned into this podcast) and will send out a three-to-seven minute Torah thought for that day that you can easily listen to at your convenience. Ideas shared might span the areas of Jewish philosophy, the Torah portion, holiday insights, or a myriad of other ideas. I will try my best to make it relevant and inspiring. It would be great to have you join us on this journey. The new cycle of the Daf started, Sunday January 5th and will end Monday, June 7th, 2027. Yep, JUNE 7, 2027. That is a long ways away... but the only way to get there is one day at a time. As they say, "the journey of 1000 miles begins with a single step."  It would be an honour to share the challenge with you.If you are interested, please follow along on your favourite podcast player or email me at ravlipner@gmail to add you to the whatsapp group.Let me know if you have any questions or thoughts, and you are definitely welcome to forward this to whomever else you think might be interested. Warmly,Rabbi Rafi

2711 Daily Torah Schmooze

The Shiviti Night Kollel is expanding with a brand-new Talmud Track! Join us as we delve into the non-Halachic segments of the Talmud, otherwise known as Aggadeta!

Aggadeta: Shiviti Kollel Talmud Track

Musician and Songwriter hangs out with his friends to talk about emotions, psychology, music, art, religion, and relationships.

Send your questions to binyominlerner@gmail.com to be read on air.

Musician and Songwriter hangs out with his friends to talk about emotions, psychology, music, art, religion, and relationships. Send your questions to binyominlerner@gmail.com to be read on air.

The Only Living Boy In Brooklyn Podcast

Rav Aaron Lopiansky Shiur on Tisha B'Av Kinnos.

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Rav Aaron Lopiansky Shiur on Tisha B'Av Kinnos. This podcast is powered for free by Torahcasts. Start your own forever free Torah podcast today at https://torahcasts.com/sign-up/ and share your Torah with the world.

Rav Aaron Lopiansky Tisha B'Av Kinnos

Who are the Jewish people? Where did they come from, and why do we care? We're talking about a scant 13.9 million, one out of every 457 people in the world being Jewish. That's a sliver of a sliver. Yet, the influence of the Jewish people is beyond measure. Let's go back to the "cradle of civilization," ancient Mesopotamia, and consider the life and times of ancient Israel's first great patriarch – Abraham.  with Dr. Kenneth Hanson

Who are the Jewish people? Where did they come from, and why do we care? We're talking about a scant 13.9 million, one out of every 457 people in the world being Jewish. That's a sliver of a sliver. Yet, the influence of the Jewish people is beyond measure. Let's go back to the "cradle of civilization," ancient Mesopotamia, and consider the life and times of ancient Israel's first great patriarch – Abraham. with Dr. Kenneth Hanson

Ancient Israel with Dr. Kenneth Hanson

Hosted by Andrew Parker and sponsored by Parker | Daniels | Kibort law firm in Minneapolis, MN. The show focuses on Politics, Israel and the Law and features many prominent guests and compelling topics from the news in each episode. Visit <a href="https://theandrewparkershow.com/">https://theandrewparkershow.com/</a> for more info.&nbsp;

Hosted by Andrew Parker and sponsored by Parker | Daniels | Kibort law firm in Minneapolis, MN. The show focuses on Politics, Israel and the Law and features many prominent guests and compelling topics from the news in each episode. Visit https://theandrewparkershow.com/ for more info. 

Hosted by Andrew Parker and sponsored by Parker | Daniels | Kibort law firm in Minneapolis, MN. The show focuses on Politics, Israel and the Law and features many prominent guests and compelling topics from the news in each episode. Visit <a href="https://theandrewparkershow.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://theandrewparkershow.com/</a> for more info.&nbsp;

The Andrew Parker Podcast

Shabbos4Life

Rabbi Shais Taub has delivered Torah lectures and classes to audiences on six continents. He writes a popular weekly column in Ami Magazine and is the author of the bestselling book, G-d of Our Understanding: Jewish Spirituality and Recovery from Addiction as well as several groundbreaking works on Tanya including: the Tanya Map teaching tool, the Soul Maps curriculum, and the audio series Mapping the Tanya. He currently serves as scholar-in-residence at Chabad of the Five Towns in Cedarhurst, NY.  His lectures and classes may be found on SoulWords.org.

Rabbi Shais Taub has delivered Torah lectures and classes to audiences on six continents. He writes a popular weekly column in Ami Magazine and is the author of the bestselling book, G-d of Our Understanding: Jewish Spirituality and Recovery from Addiction as well as several groundbreaking works on Tanya including: the Tanya Map teaching tool, the Soul Maps curriculum, and the audio series Mapping the Tanya. He currently serves as scholar-in-residence at Chabad of the Five Towns in Cedarhurst, NY. His lectures and classes may be found on SoulWords.org.

Essence of Chassidus- SoulWords

In his monumental medieval work, Moreh Nevukhim (Guide for the Perplexed), the Rambam lays out his project to explain the principles of Ma’aseh Bereshit and Ma’aseh Merkavah. These terms describe the nature of our physical world and the metaphysical realm, respectively, and one should utilize Scripture, the Oral tradition, and science to arrive at the truths of these principles. Join Rabbi Daniel Korobkin for half-hour installments of this classic Jewish work. #Nevuchim

Moreh Nevukhim (Guide for the Perplexed) with Rabbi Daniel Korobkin at the BAYT

A weekly shiur by Dayan Levi Yitzchok Raskin, Rov of Anash in London, explores interesting Torah questions and halachic dilemmas. Partially sponsored by the National Lottery Fund.

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