Listen below to this recorded shiur by Rabbi Brovender on Parshat Pekudei (see below).

This week Rabbi Brovender discusses Moshe and the assembling of the Mishkan after all the various parts have been built, bringing Midrash Rabba, Midrash Tanchuma, and the Mei Hashiloach.

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If you are in Jerusalem on Wednesday evenings at 8:00 PM you can attend the live shiur at Yakar, 10 HaLamed-Heh Street (click here for a map).

The weekly Parshat Hashavua Shiur is now being sponsored in memory of David Wichs z''l. To contribute to the fund please click here.

Listen below to this recorded shiur by Rabbi Brovender on Parshat Vayakhel (see below).

This week Rabbi Brovender touches on bedek habayit, the funds set aside for repairing the mishkan/Temple.

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If you are in Jerusalem on Wednesday evenings at 8:00 PM you can attend the live shiur at Yakar, 10 HaLamed-Heh Street (click here for a map).

The weekly Parshat Hashavua Shiur is now being sponsored in memory of David Wichs z''l. To contribute to the fund please click here.

Listen below to this recorded shiur by Rabbi Brovender on Parshat Ki-Tissa (see below).

This week Rabbi Brovender touches on Moshe telling God to erase him from His book.

To view the source sheet click here.

If you are in Jerusalem on Wednesday evenings at 8:00 PM you can attend the live shiur at Yakar, 10 HaLamed-Heh Street (click here for a map).

The weekly Parshat Hashavua Shiur is now being sponsored in memory of David Wichs z''l. To contribute to the fund please click here.

Listen below to this recorded shiur by Rabbi Brovender on Parshat Tetzave.

This week Rabbi Brovender touches on the issue of how for B'nei Yisrael the building of the mishkan was one of the great freeing moments transforming them from a house of slaves back to the potential to connect with Hashem as their forefathers did.

To view the source sheet click here.

If you are in Jerusalem on Wednesday evenings at 8:00 PM you can attend the live shiur at Yakar, 10 HaLamed-Heh Street (click here for a map).

The weekly Parshat Hashavua Shiur is now being sponsored in memory of David Wichs z''l. To contribute to the fund please click here.

In this recorded Shiur Rabbi Brovender discusses the concept of מוקדם ומאוחר בתורה bringing Rashi, the Ramban, and Sfat Emet to better understand why some of the verses in this week's parasha seem to be out of place.

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Enjoy this shiur on Parshat Yitro given by Rabbi Jeffrey Saks.

The source sheet can be found HERE

In this recorded Shiur Rabbi Brovender discusses the term סְ גֻלָה bringing Rashi, the Ramban, and finally the Pri Tzadik on Chag Shavuot.

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Rabbi Jeffrey Saks discusses "The Rarest Blue: The Remarkable Story of an Ancient Color Lost to History and Rediscovered", Baruch Sterman's book about the revival of tekhelet - Biblical blue (visit www.TheRarestBlue.com and www.tekhelet.com). The book is a riveting adventure tale, in which halakhah (Jewish law) and its interface with nearly every field of human science, wisdom and endeavor, serves as the main "hero" covering 1,300 years of Jewish history.

This is special, pre-recorded shiur given by Rabbi Brovender, about the building of the city of Jerusalem.

The following podcast is part of our series 'Supporting Characters,' by Mrs Ilana Saks.

In this podcast Mrs. Saks covers the Megilat Esther personalities  of Memucham, Bigtan, and Teresh.

Ilana Goldstein Saks is a teacher of Tanakh in Jerusalem at the Tehilla High School. She has taught at Machon Pardes, Midreshet Lindenbaum, and Midreshet Harova in Jerusalem, written curricula for the Melton Center and the Lookstein Center and holds an M.A. in Tanakh from Bar Ilan University.