The Tefilah Podcast

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Length: 59 minutes
Synopsis: Tonight (2/26/24), in our Wednesday night Tehilim shiur, we continued our analysis of the short perek we began last time. After reviewing our translation, our pivot point theories, and our questions, we came up with a few ideas and approaches. I presented the findings that my chavrusa and I came up with, which I think carry real promise. The central idea we developed today is fundamental in our relationship with Hashem, as individuals and as a nation. I THOUGHT we'd manage to wrap it up this time, but I think there's still one more session to go!
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מקורות:
תהלים פרק מג
רד"ק
אבן עזרא
תרגום כתובים
ספורנו
רב ש"ר הירש
Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik, "Fate and Destiny"
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Length: 1 hour 7 minutes
Synopsis: This morning (2/21/25), in our tefilah-focused Machshavah Lab series for women, we resumed our analysis of the first berachah of the shemoneh esrei ... well, of ALL berachos! We began by reviewing what we covered last time - namely, what we mean by "Hashem" - which we reinforced with additional sources. We then learned through several sources about the word "Baruch," which we ALMOST finished, but not entirely. Next time (בג"ה), we'll begin with a review and completion of "Baruch," then move onto "Atoh."
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מקורות:
גר"א - אדרת אליהו דברים א:ו
טור - אורח חיים ה:א
רמב"ם - מורה הנבוכים א:סא
אבודרהם - ברכות השחר
רבינו בחיי - כד הקמח: ברכה
ספר החינוך - פרשת עקב: מצוה ת"ל
ספר העיקרים ב:כו
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Length: 58 minutes
Synopsis: Tonight (2/19/24), in our Wednesday night Tehilim shiur, we began a new and (to us) unknown chapter towards the beginning of Book II. I chose it because it was unfamiliar, short, and looked like it might help us to cope with the current situation Israel is in, and the despondent feelings of many Jews around the world. We spent much of the time going over various translations, then discussed where the pivot point might be, and concluded with a series of questions. Next time (בג"ה) we'll see if we can come up with a theory, with or without the meforshim!
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מקורות:
תהלים פרק מג
מצודת ציון
Artscroll
Robert Alter
הואיל משה - תהלים מג:א
תרגום רס"ג
תרגום כתובים (trans. Prof. Edward M. Cook)
פשיטתא
Septuagint (trans. Sir Lancelot Charles Lee Brenton)
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Length: 57 minutes
Synopsis: This morning (2/14/25), in our tefilah-focused Machshavah Lab series for women, I decided on a last-minute change of plans. After reviewing the main ideas and takeaways we've developed so far, we went back to the beginning of the berachah with the INTENT to analyze the phrase, "Baruch atoh Hashem," but we "only" ended up analyzing what we mean by "Hashem." I now know why I initially decided to skip this part: turns out, it's WAY too easy to go WAY in-depth on what we mean by "Hashem"! Since it's Parashas Yisro, I decided to take this up by reading and briefly explaining the first six halachos of the Rambam's Hilchos Yesodei ha'Torah, in which he elucidates the two most important mitzvos in the Torah: "Anochi" and "Lo Yihyeh Lecha." And before we knew it, shiur was over! Next time (בג"ה), we'll analyze "Baruch" and "atoh," then pick up in the middle of the berachah where we left off.
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מקורות:
ברכת אבות נוסח אשכנז
עץ יוסף
ספרונו - דברים י:יז
רמב"ם - משנה תורה: ספר המדע, הלכות יסודי התורה א:א-ו
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Length: 58 minutes
Synopsis: Tonight (2/12/24), in our Wednesday night Tehilim shiur, we attempted to "land the plane" - and I believe we succeeded! We reviewed our analysis from last time, honed in on the key questions we intended to resolve, then managed to synthesize the steps we took, thanks to one new step which tied everything together. We emerged with a solid understanding of the main idea of the perek and its application. This is yet another example of how enriching it can be to learn an unfamiliar perek of Tehilim! Now the question is: Which perek should we learn next?
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מקורות:
תהלים פרק סה
מצודת דוד
רד"ק - תהלים קטז:יד
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Length: 1 hour 18 minutes
Synopsis: This morning (2/7/25), in our tefilah-focused Machshavah Lab series for women, we continued our analysis of the first berachah of the Amidah. Since it's been a while, we began by reviewing what we covered last time, refining it in the process. We then focused on three explanations of "the Great, Mighty, and Awesome God" - two given by the Eitz Yosef and another by Sforno - and we developed some excellent ideas. I'm really happy with the pace and depth of our Amidah analysis, and look forward to continuing (בג"ה)!
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מקורות:
ברכת אבות נוסח אשכנז
עץ יוסף
רש"י - דברים ו:ד
רמב"ם - ספר המדע, הלכות תשובה ה:ב
ספורנו - דברים י:יז
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Length: 56 minutes
Synopsis: Tonight (2/5/24), in our Wednesday night Tehilim shiur, we continued our analysis of the perek we began last week. Day 2 of learning a new perek is like a box of chocolates: you never know what you're going to get. I was actually a bit worried that we wouldn't get ANYWHERE tonight, as sometimes happens on Day 2, but I was pleasantly surprised. We came up with three general approaches which all overlapped, and we developed a few other ideas as well. I'm encouraged by the progress we've made and I'm fairly confident we'll continue developing these ideas next week when we start looking into the meforshim.
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מקורות:
תהלים פרק סה
רד"ק - תהלים סה:א
מלבי"ם - תהלים סה:א
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Length: 57 minutes
Synopsis: Tonight (1/29/24), in our Wednesday night Tehilim shiur, we began a new perek! I chose this one because of the famous opening line (which is central to the Rambam's writings about praising Hashem). As usual, we spent much of this first session reading and translating the perek, and BOY WAS IT A TEETHBREAKER! The words, grammar, and syntax in this perek are NOT simple! Still, we hobbled together a translation, then stuck with Robert Alter's translation for our analysis. We identified a viable pivot point and raised a bunch of questions. Next time (בג"ה), we'll try to develop a theory about the theme or the main idea, either on our own or with the help of meforshim.
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מקורות:
תהלים פרק סה
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Length: 1 hour 16 minutes
Synopsis: This morning (1/10/24), in our tefilah-focused Machshavah Lab series for women, we continued our analysis of the first berachah of the Amidah. Due to personal circumstances and a reconsideration of halachic priorities, we deviated from our original plan of focusing on the conclusion of the berachah. Instead, we began analyzing each word and phrase in the berachah. We started by discussing why this approach is halachically advisable. After reviewing our questions, we explored the underrated commentary of the Eitz Yosef, which proved to be so rich that we only managed to unpack the words "Elokei Avraham, Elokei Yitzchak, vElokei Yaakov." Judging by how this went, I'm really looking forward to learning the rest of the berachah!
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מקורות:
ברכת אבות נוסח אשכנז
שולחן ערוך אורח חיים קא:א
משנה ברורה
ערוך השולחן
עץ יוסף
אבן עזרא - קהלת ה:א
מצודת דוד - א' דברי הימים כח:ט
רמב"ם - מורה הנבוכים א:נ
רמב"ם - ספר המדע, הלכות יסודי התורה הקדמה; ה:יא
שמות ג:ו,טו; ד:ה
רש"י - דברים ו:ד
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Length: 1 hour
Synopsis: Tonight (1/8/24), in our Wednesday night tefilah shiur, we continued our analysis of what we mean when we say that Hashem loves us. We began by reviewing the essence of what we covered last time, but in a much slower, clearer, and thought-out manner than last time. As we reviewed the sources, we sharpened last week's approach. We then read an excerpt from R' Joseph B. Soloveitchik's "From There Shall You Seek" which not only confirmed that we were on the right track, but also gave us a lot more to think about. I'd say we now have a solid theory in the works! Next time, we'll revisit the Rav again in an effort to gain more clarity, and then tackle some of the pesukim which the berachos of Ahavah Rabbah and Ahavas Olam are based on (בג"ה).
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מקורות:
תמיד אוהב אותי – ששון איפרם שאולוב
אהבה רבה (נוסח אשכנז)
אהבת עולם (נוסח אשכנז)
אבודרהם
ראב"ן
ר' חסדאי קרשקש אור ה' ב:ה
Soloveitchik - "From There Shall You Seek" (pp.153-157)
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"The Tefilah Podcast": tefilah.buzzsprout.com
Old Blog: kolhaseridim.blogspot.com/
WhatsApp Content Hub (where I post all my content and announce my public classes): https://chat.whatsapp.com/GEB1EPIAarsELfHWuI2k0H
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