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This we will continue learning about the world of purity and impurity. We will learn how and when vessels are purified. The Gemara relates who is trusted and believed about their vessels and who isn’t. This Masechet ends by describing how they used to purify all the Temple vessels after each holiday and which vessels didn’t need to be purified.

Join Rosh Yeshiva Rabbi Chaim Brovender for his weekly shiur on the parshat hashavua and come away with creative insights into the weekly Torah portion.

The Gemara continues discussing details of the Heavenly Chariot, Ma’ase Merkava. We will learn the famous story of the four Sages that entered the Pardes, orchard, and what happened to each of them. We learn what sacrifices are allowed to be brought on Festival days and why. We will then delve into the world of Purity and Impurity in Jewish Law.

The Book of Shemot takes us on a  transformative journey from slavery in Egypt to an encounter with God at Har Sinai to the building of the   Mishkan. Along the way, we witness the ups and downs, twists and  turns,  rivalries and epiphanies that  contribute to the emergence of Am   Yisrael as an independent entity with a  newfound identity. At the helm stands, of course, Moshe Rabbeinu, whose own process of maturation  develops alongside his people.

In this class with Rabbanit Yafit Clymer we delve into the text and centuries of commentary to follow the parallel trajectories of a nation and its leader. We will explore the major ideas, characters, motifs and patterns in this foundational  sefer and learn valuable lessons about the Torah’s notions of leadership, law, society, freedom and, ultimately, how it all ties into our relationship with God

In preparation for Daf Yomi Yevamot and Daf Yomi Yevamot: One Week at a Time, join Rabbi Gidon Rothstein for a halachic overview of chalitzah and special guest Leah Moses Wittmer as she discusses her personal story of having to perform the chalitzah ceremony.

Join Rosh Yeshiva Rabbi Chaim Brovender for his weekly shiur on the parshat hashavua and come away with creative insights into the weekly Torah portion.

This week we will learn about the 3 sacrifices that must be brought when  coming to Jerusalem for the Festival and from what funds one may buy  these animals. We will also learn what happens if you don’t bring these  sacrifices on the first day of the Festival. The second chapter of  Chagigah deals with what subjects may be learned in a group or may only  be learned one on one.

The  Book of Shemot takes us on a  transformative journey from slavery in  Egypt to an encounter with God at  Har Sinai to the building of the  Mishkan. Along the way, we witness the  ups and downs, twists and turns,  rivalries and epiphanies that  contribute to the emergence of Am  Yisrael as an independent entity with a  newfound identity. At the helm  stands, of course, Moshe Rabbeinu, whose  own process of maturation  develops alongside his people.

In this class with Rabbanit Yafit Clymer we delve into the text and centuries of commentary to follow the   parallel trajectories of a nation and its leader. We will explore the   major ideas, characters, motifs and patterns in this foundational sefer   and learn valuable lessons about the Torah’s notions of leadership,  law,  society, freedom and, ultimately, how it all ties into our  relationship  with God

Join Rosh Yeshiva Rabbi Chaim Brovender for his weekly shiur on the parshat hashavua and come away with creative insights into the weekly Torah portion.

Masechet Chagiga discusses the mitzvah of Aliya L'Regel, going up to the Temple in Jerusalem during the 3 festivals of the year. When a person goes to the Temple, one must bring various sacrifices. The first Mishna teaches who is obligated and who is exempt from going to the Temple and why.