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During this week’s parshat hashavua shiur Rabbi Brovender discussed the topic of the Yovel. The shiur was given in memory of Yosef Hirsh ז”ל on his 18th Yahrzeit

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 how the High Priest prepared for the Temple service of Yom Kippur, what he ate and didn’t eat, what he learned the night before, and how he was kept from sleeping all night. Is the High Priest our emissary or an emissary of G-d? We will finish the first chapter with a list of the miracles that occurred in the Temple. The second chapter begins with describing the first Temple service of the day and how the priest was chosen for this job.

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 ספירת העומר וקבלת התורה

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 about the laws of Mezuza and if the entrances of the Temple needed mezuzot.  We will then learn about Jerusalem and in which tribe’s land it was.  We will then learn about the High Priest’s understudy and if he also had a substitute wife assigned to him. And finally, we will understand what services the High Priest did during his 7 day sequestration in the Temple before Yom Kippur.

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

 

 

The period of the Omer runs from Pesach through Shavuot. Before it was ever associated with mourning, the days that filled these seven weeks were agriculturally focused. Join Ilana Goldstein Saks as she explores the Omer in terms of the relationship between Israel and the land.

To watch the recording or access the rest of the series please visit Agriculture & the Omer

There is rarely a Jewish home where eggs are not used in some form of cooking. That being the case, what makes an egg kosher, or not kosher? Listen as Rabbi Dovid Fink breaks down all the issues on eggs and kashrut.

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During this week’s parshat hashavua shiur Rabbi Brovender discussed the topic of   עזאזל

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.

Masechet Yoma describes the events leading up to Yom Kippur and the events of Yom Kippur itself, the holiest day in the Jewish calendar and in the Temple service. The Masechet opens with the sequestering of the Kohen Gadol (High Priest) 7 days before Yom Kippur. We will learn why this was done and the biblical source for it. We will learn about the receiving of the Torah and the events that led up to it, including the cloud that covered the mountain. We will then learn about the concept of impurity being permitted or suspended in communal offerings.

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

 

 

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

This week we will learn about the Temple structure including the gates of the Temple Mt, the utensils in the sanctuary and the 13 collection boxes.  We will learn what happens to money found on the floor between these collection boxes and money found on the floor in various places in Jerusalem. We will also learn if one can separate Shekalim nowadays when we don’t have the Temple and we will conclude the Masechet together.

To view the video recording visit Daf Yomi One Week at a Time: Shekalim.

For the next masechet, please visit Daf Yomi One Week at a Time: Yoma.

 

 

During this week’s parshat hashavua shiur Rabbi Brovender discussed “בושה של אהרון”, Aharon’s embarrassment.

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).