Women in the books of the Prophets seem to have a different and more  visible role than in the Chumash itself. They are not always named but    their wisdom is clear. Join Rabbanit Yafit Clymer as she explores their stories and their impact on the greater story that is the history of Israel.

Women in the books of the Prophets seem to have a different and more   visible role than in the Chumash itself. They are not always named but    their wisdom is clear. Join Rabbanit Yafit Clymer as she explores their stories and their impact on the greater story that is the history of Israel.

As we begin a new Masechet, we will review the concept of the Ketuva, its obligations, and its purpose. We will learn the proper day of the  week for a wedding and why. We will also learn several fundamental concepts in the laws of Shabbat, as they pertain to a wedding performed  on Friday.

How Do We Make Our Table Hashem’s Table? (Shulchan Domeh LeMizbe’ach)

In this shiur we will try from the verses in Beresheet to understand  what would have been Yosef’s prayer from his prison cell. Then we will  move on to the account of the entire nation of Israel with their backs  to Yam Suf and seeing Par’o and his army approaching. Who prayed, and  what did they pray?

This week we will learn the entire thirteenth chapter of Yevamot. We will be learning about the orphaned minor girl whose mother or brother married her off. She has the ability to annul the marriage. This is called Mi’un and she has the right to do this as long as she is a minor.

Women in the books of the Prophets seem to have a different and more  visible role than in the Chumash itself. They are not always named but   their wisdom is clear. Join Rabbanit Yafit Clymer as she explores their stories and their impact on the greater story that is the history of Israel

Berakhot and the Attitude of Gratitude

This week we will learn the entire thirteenth chapter of Yevamot. We will be learning about the orphaned minor girl whose mother or brother  married her off. She has the ability to annul the marriage. This is called Mi’un and she has the right to do this as long as she is a minor.

The Ideal of Vegetarianism