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Inspiration, Motivation and Kabbalah of Jewish Holidays.

“Jewish Holidays”

Weekly, and that means WEEKLY, shiur with Rabbi Yitzchak Hecht on the parsha, holidays and dates on the Jewish calendar.

R. Hecht's Wednesday Night Shiur

Rabbi Alon C Ferency shares talks and meditations that deconstruct Jewish principles to build mindful, embodied practices that enhance creativity.

Eclectic Cleric

In Hebrew “Gal Einai” means: “open my eyes.” This name was adopted from the verse: “Open my eyes that I may behold wonders from your Torah” (Psalms 119:18)–thereby expressing the institute’s commitment to rendering the hidden, inner dimension of Torah, a source of wonder, inspiration and insight for all. Under the leadership of Rabbi Yitzchak Ginsburgh, our goal is to open the world’s eyes to Divine consciousness, spreading G-d’s good light to every household, classroom, and community on earth.

Gal Einal with Rabbi Yiztchak Ginsburgh

Parsha Themes is for inspired people like you who are looking for engaging and relevant parsha and moadim thoughts. Our weekly discussions focus on uplifting thoughts and actionable ideas that will upgrade your avodas Hashem and enhance your Shabbos and yom tov table. I’m your host Rabbi Yosef Tropper and it’s an honor to have you here with me today.

Parsha Themes

My purpose and intent in teaching this course is simple, I want to be able to explain, why Torah Judaism and Torah faithful Jews do not, and will not, accept, or embrace, the teachings of the Christian religion.
I have no intentions or desire in this course to attack the religion of Christianity.  I am not here to challenge, or critique, those who embrace the Christian faith.  I am not here to talk about Christianity at all,  even though due to the nature of this material, I am sure that I will not be able to avoid the topic entirely.  Nevertheless, I am here to look at the Christian Bible  from an entirely Torah point of view.
I begin with certain premises.  I do not deny the existence of an historical Yeshu, be he called Yeshua or what.  For Torah faithful Jews, Yeshu was not, is not and can never be the Messiah of Israel.  For Torah faithful Jews, Yeshu was not, is not and can never be God, or even a son of god, anymore than any other human being of flesh and blood. For the record, the historical Yeshu, was born, lived as, and died as a Jew.  He, and his original followers, were all Jews, who like him,  were born, lived as, and died as Jews.  Absolutely none of them were Christians, in any sense of the word.  We Torah faithful Jews follow the same religion that Yeshu himself practiced.  We pray to the same Heavenly Father.  We live by the same Torah, mitzvot and ma'asim tovim.  Yeshu was not a Christian, and neither are we. Yeshu's original followers were all Torah observant Jews as was he.  As Jews, educated in Torah, drenched in its teachings, and from what can be seen,  knowing no other spiritual path,  I must logically conclude that the original writings of Yeshu's original followers, were all Jewish writings, and therefore well within my domain as a Torah observant Rabbi to read them and understand them, as would one rabbi to another.  I therefore begin with the position that anything found in the Christian Bible, attributed to any of its Jewish authors, that does not agree with Torah Judaism must not have been written by such an author, and is therefore subject to suspicious and must be critically analyzed.  And that is what I am here to do.

My purpose and intent in teaching this course is simple, I want to be able to explain, why Torah Judaism and Torah faithful Jews do not, and will not, accept, or embrace, the teachings of the Christian religion. I have no intentions or desire in this course to attack the religion of Christianity. I am not here to challenge, or critique, those who embrace the Christian faith. I am not here to talk about Christianity at all, even though due to the nature of this material, I am sure that I will not be able to avoid the topic entirely. Nevertheless, I am here to look at the Christian Bible from an entirely Torah point of view. I begin with certain premises. I do not deny the existence of an historical Yeshu, be he called Yeshua or what. For Torah faithful Jews, Yeshu was not, is not and can never be the Messiah of Israel. For Torah faithful Jews, Yeshu was not, is not and can never be God, or even a son of god, anymore than any other human being of flesh and blood. For the record, the historical Yeshu, was born, lived as, and died as a Jew. He, and his original followers, were all Jews, who like him, were born, lived as, and died as Jews. Absolutely none of them were Christians, in any sense of the word. We Torah faithful Jews follow the same religion that Yeshu himself practiced. We pray to the same Heavenly Father. We live by the same Torah, mitzvot and ma'asim tovim. Yeshu was not a Christian, and neither are we. Yeshu's original followers were all Torah observant Jews as was he. As Jews, educated in Torah, drenched in its teachings, and from what can be seen, knowing no other spiritual path, I must logically conclude that the original writings of Yeshu's original followers, were all Jewish writings, and therefore well within my domain as a Torah observant Rabbi to read them and understand them, as would one rabbi to another. I therefore begin with the position that anything found in the Christian Bible, attributed to any of its Jewish authors, that does not agree with Torah Judaism must not have been written by such an author, and is therefore subject to suspicious and must be critically analyzed. And that is what I am here to do.

Rabbi Reads the Christian Book of Matthew

Tanya – The Book of the Intermediates (Likutei Amarim) – taught by Rabbi Ben Tzion Krasnianski

Tanya classes – Rabbi Krasnianski: The Book of the Intermediates (Likutei Amarim) ch. 0 - 10

Weekly podcast on Parashat Hashavua - פודקאסט שבועי על פרשת השבוע

מה שלא סיפרה לי הגננת

Study of the Bible, Religion, Christianity, Judaism

Religious Learning Program

Eretz HaTzvi Podcasts

The Daf Yomi Shiur given by Rabbi David Sutton at Yad Yosef Torah Center during the 14th cycle. <hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

The Daf Yomi Shiur given by Rabbi David Sutton at Yad Yosef Torah Center during the 14th cycle. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Daf Yomi Shiur given by Rabbi David Sutton at Yad Yosef Torah Center during the 14th cycle. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Daf Yomi with Rabbi David Sutton

Audio Recording of Clear and Well Elucidated Presentation of the Daily Daf by Simon Wolf

Daf Yomi Shiur by Simon Wolf

In this podcast we explore the weekly Parsha through the lens of Sifrei Mussar and Chassidus with practical ideas and lessons for our daily life. Please email weeklyparshashiur@gmail.com with any comments or questions.

Weekly Parsha Shiur

El Talmud Babilónico, el libro más venerado y estudiado por los judíos después de la Torá, contiene 2711 páginas. Tan vasto en conocimiento, discusiones, enseñanzas, relatos y leyes que es llamado "el mar del Talmud". Si estudiasemos una página por día en 7 años y medios completaríamos su estudio. 

En este Podcast diariamente acompañaremos el estudio de una página del Talmud junto a judíos de todo el mundo, como es costumbre hace casi 100 años, con una breve enseñanza de algún pasaje de la página estudiada. Alguna historia, alguna ley, alguna discusión.

El Talmud Babilónico, el libro más venerado y estudiado por los judíos después de la Torá, contiene 2711 páginas. Tan vasto en conocimiento, discusiones, enseñanzas, relatos y leyes que es llamado "el mar del Talmud". Si estudiasemos una página por día en 7 años y medios completaríamos su estudio. En este Podcast diariamente acompañaremos el estudio de una página del Talmud junto a judíos de todo el mundo, como es costumbre hace casi 100 años, con una breve enseñanza de algún pasaje de la página estudiada. Alguna historia, alguna ley, alguna discusión.

Daf Yomi en Español - El Podcast de Talmud diario en Español

Jewish Meditation.
Anxiety-busting Jewish meditations for all ages, stages and backgrounds Where the search for spirituality & mindfulness meets with our ancient Jewish wisdom. Find out more at soulfitnessrabbi.com

Jewish Meditation. Anxiety-busting Jewish meditations for all ages, stages and backgrounds Where the search for spirituality & mindfulness meets with our ancient Jewish wisdom. Find out more at soulfitnessrabbi.com

Jewish Meditation.
Anxiety-busting Jewish meditations for all ages, stages and backgrounds Where the search for spirituality &amp; mindfulness meets with our ancient Jewish wisdom. Find out more at soulfitnessrabbi.com

Soul Fitness

Welcome to RZJHS Stories, the podcast of Rochelle Zell Jewish High School. Over the course of this podcast, we’ll have the opportunity to explore the life of RZJHS, speaking with students, teachers, parents, and alumni about their lives both inside and outside of our school building. We’ll feature the exciting events in the community and get a glimpse of life in the classroom, sharing student reflections and Divrei Torah.

RZJHS Stories

My name is Rabbi Matt Schneeweiss, and this is the podcast for my Rambam Bekius Chavurah at Yeshiva Bnei Torah (YBT). We typically meet four days a week for an hour and learn the writings of the Rambam on a bekius level (i.e. with the aim of covering ground rather than doing an in-depth analysis). Our focus is on the Mishneh Torah, but we will frequently delve into the Sefer ha'Mitzvos, the Peirush ha'Mishnayos, the Moreh ha'Nevuchim, and other writings from the Rambam when our learning takes us there. If you're interested in attaining fluency in the Rambam's Torah, then this is the podcast for you!

Rambam Bekius

Jewish wisdom on peace of mind, freedom from anxiety and habits, and personal success. In this podcast, we explore a simple and simplifying truth about feelings, moods, and states of mind. Including, how human it is to misunderstand this truth and thereby struggle and suffer, how human it is to awaken to new understanding and habits, how much wisdom and innocence we already possess (even as we struggle), and how to work and win at this spiritual truth no matter how rotten you feel.

The Spiritual Foundations of Mental Health

בערוץ הפודקאסט של מכון שלום הרטמן יתפרסמו קורסים, שיעורים וראיונות מרתקים בנושאים הקשורים ליהדות ולישראליות במאה ה-21, לפלורליזם דתי, לישראל כמדינה יהודית ודמוקרטית, וליחסי היהדות עם דתות העולם

הסכת ושמע

One minute ideas elaborating on Tefillah, prayer, boosting our hearts and minds to connect with our creator.

One minute ideas elaborating on Tefillah, prayer, boosting our hearts and minds to connect with our creator.

Tefillah Tidbits

Retain The Daf, by listening to short review of the Daf (the review includes the reading of the words, translation &amp; explanation).

Need a Siyum in under 90 minutes (or 45 on double speed)? Listen to our series on Yerushalmi Makkos (the smallest tractate in both Talmud)

Retain The Daf, by listening to short review of the Daf (the review includes the reading of the words, translation & explanation). Need a Siyum in under 90 minutes (or 45 on double speed)? Listen to our series on Yerushalmi Makkos (the smallest tractate in both Talmud)

#RetainTheDaf #90MinuteSiyum

A daily bite-sized newscast from The Canadian Jewish News, hosted by veteran broadcaster, writer and journalist Ellin Bessner. Airs Monday to Thursday.

The CJN Daily

The Movement for Reform Judaism presents Rabbis Debbie Young-Somers, Miriam Berger and Robyn Ashworth-Steen.

#rabbitingonpodcast
#Judaism

The Movement for Reform Judaism presents Rabbis Debbie Young-Somers, Miriam Berger and Robyn Ashworth-Steen. #rabbitingonpodcast #Judaism

Rabbiting On

Join Rabbi Justin Treger - a business leader and rabbi who himself traverses the worlds of Torah and commerce on a daily basis - on a journey exploring Torah sources that will guide you in integrating work as a key element in your Avodas Hashem.

Jewish Wealth Creation

Join R’ Odom Silverstein on an illuminating journey as we dive into a text that has transformed the lives countless yidden over the last two centuries. Sefer HaTanya: Clear and Concise. Podcasts will be published three times a week, each in 5 min segments highlighting the main themes and takeaways of each perek.&nbsp;
Bitachon Weekly 7 minute chizuk on Bitachon drawn from the Parsha and Moadei Hashono

Questions, comments, or requests for additional Shiurim, please email odsilverstein@gmail.com

Join R’ Odom Silverstein on an illuminating journey as we dive into a text that has transformed the lives countless yidden over the last two centuries. Sefer HaTanya: Clear and Concise. Podcasts will be published three times a week, each in 5 min segments highlighting the main themes and takeaways of each perek.  Bitachon Weekly 7 minute chizuk on Bitachon drawn from the Parsha and Moadei Hashono Questions, comments, or requests for additional Shiurim, please email odsilverstein@gmail.com

Rabbi Odom Silverstein Podcast

Have you ever wanted to learn about the weekly Parsha(Torah Portion) in a practical and applicable way? To gain insights and clarity on the Parsha of the week. Join Rabbi Shlomo Kohn weekly as he brings out ideas from the Parsha that every person can relate to. His style is clear, concise, and easy to listen to. Subscribe to the Practical Parsha Podcast.

The Practical Parsha Podcast

Understand the wonders of the universe in just four minutes!

Wonders4Life

Stories4life

Welcome to Your Relationshift, hosted by Hindi Kalmenson and Chayale Tzukernik. Together, they bring their wealth of experience and passion for relationships, self-development, and Chassidic teachings to provide listeners with practical wisdom and inspiration about a healthy Jewish marriage. Hindi, a marriage and relationship coach from LA, and Chayale, a celebrated high school teacher and speaker from Crown Heights, delve into the principles of Relationshift, sharing stories and insights that have transformed the lives of many women.

In each episode, you'll hear heartfelt discussions and personal anecdotes that illuminate the core concepts of Relationshift, offering a blend of deep Chassidic teachings and practical advice. Whether you're looking to strengthen your marriage, enhance personal growth, or simply enjoy thought-provoking conversations, Your Relationshift is your go-to source for profound, relatable, and uplifting content. Join Hindi and Chayale as they guide you on a journey toward greater clarity, connection, and empowerment in your relationships and beyond.

Welcome to Your Relationshift, hosted by Hindi Kalmenson and Chayale Tzukernik. Together, they bring their wealth of experience and passion for relationships, self-development, and Chassidic teachings to provide listeners with practical wisdom and inspiration about a healthy Jewish marriage. Hindi, a marriage and relationship coach from LA, and Chayale, a celebrated high school teacher and speaker from Crown Heights, delve into the principles of Relationshift, sharing stories and insights that have transformed the lives of many women. In each episode, you'll hear heartfelt discussions and personal anecdotes that illuminate the core concepts of Relationshift, offering a blend of deep Chassidic teachings and practical advice. Whether you're looking to strengthen your marriage, enhance personal growth, or simply enjoy thought-provoking conversations, Your Relationshift is your go-to source for profound, relatable, and uplifting content. Join Hindi and Chayale as they guide you on a journey toward greater clarity, connection, and empowerment in your relationships and beyond.

Your Relationshift

A new look at Tanya for experts and beginners presented by Rabbi Shais Taub

Mapping the Tanya- Rabbi Shais Taub

Yoga, Ahimsa &amp; The Tragedy Of WarThe Yoga of War Podcast features conversations and insights on the moral implications of the Israel-Gaza War from a wide variety of pro-Israel voices and perspectives.Ahimsa is nonviolence and a cornerstone of yogic living. War is something to be avoided whenever possible, but also (per the Bhagavad Gita) a moral imperative when it comes to defending yourself and your community.After the massacre and unthinkable atrocities of October 7, 2023, Israel had no choice but to go to war and finally defeat its enemies on seven fronts, starting with Hamas in Gaza.The IDF takes extraordinary measures literally unheard of in the history of warfare to mitigate civilian casualties, but tragically, every war results in civilian deaths. That is an inevitable reality.To support Israel in this war isn’t to support war nor is it to ignore the horrors occurring in Gaza. It is to support the right of a nation to defend itself and its people in hopes of peace on both sides of the border.Please consider supporting the show 🙏 GoFundMe: <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://gofund.me/9d5262f8">https://gofund.me/9d5262f8</a> Venmo: @miniyogis Zelle: <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="mailto:shana@yogathletica.com">shana@yogathletica.com</a> And thank you! 🙏#YogaOfWar#israelpodcast #jewishpodcast #israel #israelhamaswar #israelgazawar #istandwithisrael #istandwithisraelforever #amyisraelchai #bringthemhomenow#newpodcastalert #femalepodcasters #podcastlaunch #podcastinterviews

Yoga, Ahimsa & The Tragedy Of War The Yoga of War Podcast features conversations and insights on the moral implications of the Israel-Gaza War from a wide variety of pro-Israel voices and perspectives. Ahimsa is nonviolence and a cornerstone of yogic living. War is something to be avoided whenever possible, but also (per the Bhagavad Gita) a moral imperative when it comes to defending yourself and your community. After the massacre and unthinkable atrocities of October 7, 2023, Israel had no choice but to go to war and finally defeat its enemies on seven fronts, starting with Hamas in Gaza. The IDF takes extraordinary measures literally unheard of in the history of warfare to mitigate civilian casualties, but tragically, every war results in civilian deaths. That is an inevitable reality. To support Israel in this war isn’t to support war nor is it to ignore the horrors occurring in Gaza. It is to support the right of a nation to defend itself and its people in hopes of peace on both sides of the border. Please consider supporting the show 🙏 GoFundMe: https://gofund.me/9d5262f8 Venmo: @miniyogis Zelle: shana@yogathletica.com And thank you! 🙏 #YogaOfWar #israelpodcast #jewishpodcast #israel #israelhamaswar #israelgazawar #istandwithisrael #istandwithisraelforever #amyisraelchai #bringthemhomenow #newpodcastalert #femalepodcasters #podcastlaunch #podcastinterviews

Yoga, Ahimsa &amp; The Tragedy Of WarThe Yoga of War Podcast features conversations and insights on the moral implications of the Israel-Gaza War from a wide variety of pro-Israel voices and perspectives.Ahimsa is nonviolence and a cornerstone of yogic living. War is something to be avoided whenever possible, but also (per the Bhagavad Gita) a moral imperative when it comes to defending yourself and your community.After the massacre and unthinkable atrocities of October 7, 2023, Israel had no choice but to go to war and finally defeat its enemies on seven fronts, starting with Hamas in Gaza.The IDF takes extraordinary measures literally unheard of in the history of warfare to mitigate civilian casualties, but tragically, every war results in civilian deaths. That is an inevitable reality.To support Israel in this war isn’t to support war nor is it to ignore the horrors occurring in Gaza. It is to support the right of a nation to defend itself and its people in hopes of peace on both sides of the border.Please consider supporting the show 🙏 GoFundMe: <a href="https://gofund.me/9d5262f8" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://gofund.me/9d5262f8</a> Venmo: @miniyogis Zelle: <a href="mailto:shana@yogathletica.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">shana@yogathletica.com</a> And thank you! 🙏#YogaOfWar#israelpodcast #jewishpodcast #israel #israelhamaswar #israelgazawar #istandwithisrael #istandwithisraelforever #amyisraelchai #bringthemhomenow#newpodcastalert #femalepodcasters #podcastlaunch #podcastinterviews

The Yoga of War Podcast: Fighting for Israel & The Jewish People

Podcast of the Weekly Sermons of the Congregation Lion of Judah

Messianic Congregation Lion of Judah

Study one halacha or more each day from the Shulchan Aruch (code of Jewish law) authored by the Alter Rebbe, R’ Schneur Zalman of Liadi.

Daily Halachah

The Goddess and the Greek

I don't mean to Kvetch, but some things really annoy me. I just can't ignore how annoying I find certain things, and this is my opportunity to vent, to get this stuff off my chest. Perhaps it will speak to you too.

Kvetch

YUTORAH: R' Dr. J. David Bleich -- Recent Shiurim

Hazon is the Jewish Lab for Sustainability. The Hebrew word Hazon means “vision.” Our vision is to put the wisdom of Jewish tradition to work in creating a more healthy, equitable, and sustainable world for all. 

The Hazon podcast channel includes episodes from our original series, JOFFICE SPACE, as well as keynotes and other presentations from programs.

Hazon is the Jewish Lab for Sustainability. The Hebrew word Hazon means “vision.” Our vision is to put the wisdom of Jewish tradition to work in creating a more healthy, equitable, and sustainable world for all. The Hazon podcast channel includes episodes from our original series, JOFFICE SPACE, as well as keynotes and other presentations from programs.

Hazon: The Jewish Lab for Sustainability

Kinyan HaMesechta - in-depth study of Talmud. Delivered by Rabbi Avrohom Chaim Agishtein at Heritage Russian Jewish Congregation, Chicago IL

Heritage Kinyan

Having a closer look at the weekly Parsha with Rabbi Hillel Ely. 


Shiur is given weekly on Thursday nights. 


Past shiurim are taken from the archives with thanks to the efforts of curators throughout the years. 


For questions, comments or dedication opportunities please send an email to torahwater@gmail.com

Having a closer look at the weekly Parsha with Rabbi Hillel Ely. Shiur is given weekly on Thursday nights. Past shiurim are taken from the archives with thanks to the efforts of curators throughout the years. For questions, comments or dedication opportunities please send an email to torahwater@gmail.com

Pnimiyus HaTorah

Enjoy a 10 minute presentation extracting a unique and practical lesson from the Sicha. Suitable for sharing at the Shabbos table, on Mivtzoim, etc. Following the learning cycle of Project Likkutei Sichos

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