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During this week’s parshat hashavua shiur Rabbi Brovender discussed the topic of machloket l’shem shamayim.

לע”נ ר’ יצחק יהודה בן אליהו הלוי ז”ל ב’ תמוז

Join Rabbi Chaim Brovender’s weekly Parsha Shiur live on Wednesdays at 8:00 p.m. (Jerusalem time) in our live, interactive online classroom (click here for free registration) and simulcast here on Facebook Live (Facebook account not required).

 

 

 

Rabbanit Dr. Tamara Spitz reviews key topics of the previous week’s seven pages.

This week we will learn how the High Priest entered into the Holy of Holies and burned the incense. We will learn the procedure of sprinkling the blood of the bull and the goat in the Holy of Holies and then in the outer sanctuary. The Gemara then discusses different scenarios of mix-ups that can happen in the Temple.

 

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During this week’s parshat hashavua shiur Rabbi Brovender discussed the topic of the spies, trying to understand how this event was worse than all the others for B’nei Yisrael in terms of the punishment.

Join Rabbi Chaim Brovender’s weekly Parsha Shiur live on Wednesdays at 8:00 p.m. (Jerusalem time) in our live, interactive online classroom (click here for free registration) and simulcast here on Facebook Live (Facebook account not required).

 

 

 

Rabbanit Dr. Tamara Spitz reviews key topics of the previous week’s seven pages.

This week we will complete the 4th chapter in Masechet Yoma and begin the 5th. We will continue learning the Yom Kippur service in the Temple, including the complicated incense service. We will then ask: what happens if the High Priest dies in the middle of the service, can his replacement pick up where he left off, or must he begin again.

 

To join the live class please visit Daf Yomi One Week at a Time: Yoma.

During this week’s parshat hashavua shiur Rabbi Brovender discussed the topic of Pesach Sheini.

Join Rabbi Chaim Brovender’s weekly Parsha Shiur live on Wednesdays at 8:00 p.m. (Jerusalem time) in our live, interactive online classroom (click here for free registration) and simulcast here on Facebook Live (Facebook account not required).

 

 

 

Rabbanit Dr. Tamara Spitz reviews key topics of the previous week’s seven pages.

This week we are continuing to learn about the Yom Kippur service in the Temple. The High Priest draws lots to determine which goat will be sacrificed to G-d and which will be sent to the wilderness. We will also learn about the importance of the order of each of the services done on Yom Kippur and how some things that were done everyday were altered on Yom Kippur and why.

 

To join the live class please visit Daf Yomi One Week at a Time: Yoma.

 

 

During this week’s parshat hashavua shiur Rabbi Brovender discussed the topic of the priestly blessings.

Join Rabbi Chaim Brovender’s weekly Parsha Shiur live on Wednesdays at 8:00 p.m. (Jerusalem time) in our live, interactive online classroom (click here for free registration) and simulcast here on Facebook Live (Facebook account not required).

 

 

 

Rabbanit Dr. Tamara Spitz reviews key topics of the previous week’s seven pages.

This week we will continue to learn about the service of the High Priest on Yom Kippur. We will learn about the 5 times he immerses in the mikva and the 10 times he washes his hands and feet. We will also see the order of the service done throughout the day and which clothing the priest wore for each service.

To join the live class please visit Daf Yomi One Week at a Time: Yoma.

 

 

During this week’s parshat hashavua shiur Rabbi Brovender discussed the topic of why there are 5 books to the Torah.

Join Rabbi Chaim Brovender’s weekly Parsha Shiur live on Wednesdays at 8:00 p.m. (Jerusalem time) in our live, interactive online classroom (click here for free registration) and simulcast here on Facebook Live (Facebook account not required).

 

 

 

Rabbanit Dr. Tamara Spitz reviews key topics of the previous week’s seven pages.

The Gemara this week is going to define what is considered a service in the Temple and therefore can only be done by a priest, as opposed to any action that can also be done by a non-priest. We will continue learning about lotteries that we done in the Temple to determine who will do which service. After concluding the second chapter of Yoma, we will begin to learn about the early morning rituals of the High Priest on Yom Kippur.

To join the live class please visit Daf Yomi One Week at a Time: Yoma.