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66 - Shavuot: Today You Become a Nation |
| Shavuot, the day that The Almighty gave the Ten Commandments to Moses on Mount Sinai, is in essence the birthday of the Jewish people. Every year, for a birthday present, we receive the Torah with a renewed freshness, just as the day it was given on Sinai |
| Date: 17 May 2010 - Added by: dmo |
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Rabbi Jonathan Sacks on G-d & Evil |
| Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, one of the world's greatest Jewish scholars and contemporary thinkers, offers insights into G-d & Evil. Watch the whole collection of these inspiring videos on www.jinsider.com. |
| Date: 17 May 2010 - Added by: dmo |
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66 Shavuot Simcha of Yom Tov (May 13 2010) |
| Rabbi Aaron Selevan, is a member of Nishma's Circle of Scholars www,nishma,org |
| Date: 17 May 2010 - Added by: Guest |
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35 Naso - Joel Finkleman - BaMidbar - Numbers 4:21 - 7:89 BaMidbar |
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| Date: 17 May 2010 - Added by: dmo |
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Rabbi Michalowicz Begins an Analysis of The Book Of Samuel (Part 9 - May 17 2010) |
| This Class Was Recorded at The Westmount Learning Center - Westmount Shul & Learning Centre www,WestmountShul,com 905-881-SHUL (7485) |
| Date: 17 May 2010 - Added by: mira |
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The Mesillat Yesharim - Path of the Just (Part 5 - May 17 2010) |
| Mesillat Yesharim - is an ethical text composed by the influential Rabbi Moshe Chaim Luzzatto (1707- 1746) The aim is the perfection of character. Within each step, Luzzatto explains the step itself, its elements, how it can be acquired, and what might distract from its acquisition. - This Class Was Recorded at The Westmount Learning Center - Westmount Shul & Learning Centre www,WestmountShul,com 905-881-SHUL (7485) |
| Date: 17 May 2010 - Added by: mira |
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66 - Separating Between Dairy and Meat Meals on Shavuot |
| Shavuot (13) Halacha Yomit by Rabbi Chaim Brovender, Rosh Yeshiva of WebYeshiva, the world's first, fully interactive, live online yeshiva and midrasha. |
| Date: 17 May 2010 - Added by: dmo |
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66 - Shavuot Prep (May 13 2010 - 40 Minutes)) |
| With Rabbi Eli Goldwasser - This Shiur is part of Kollel Ohr Yosef in Thornhill Ontario Sponsored in part by www.canadianfundingcorporation.com, for more on the Kollel go to http://thornhillkollel,com/ - This class was recorded at the Thornhill Community Shul For more contact Thornhill Community Shul, www,thornhillshul.com, email arothman@aish,com. |
| Date: 16 May 2010 - Added by: Eleven |
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66 Shavuot - The Torah and The Nations (May 13 2010) |
| Rabbi Levi Yitzchak Jacobson examines a very important subject - Rabbi Levi Yitzchak Jacobson is the Rabbi of the Thornhill JRCC www,jrccthornhill,org. |
| Date: 16 May 2010 - Added by: myo |
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66 - Rabbi Berel Wein Exodus from Egypt and the Sinai Experience - #8 |
| The Jewish people leave Egypt after the Egyptians suffer 10 plagues and finally the Pharoah relents- allowing the Jewish people to leave under the leadership of Moses. 80% of the Jewish people die in Egypt, but the remaining 20% who escape total around 3 million people. The Pharoah pursues the Jewish people into the desert, cornering them at the sea. A great miracle of the splitting of the sea occurs- the Egyptians are drowned while the Jews cross on dry land. The Torah is given at Mount Sinai- a low mountain which symbolizes the ability to lower oneself in order to help others. The Exodus from Egypt and the Revelation at Sinai are form the core events of Jewish history. They form the foundation of all Jewish life. For 40 years the Jews are sustained miraculously in the desert- manna from heaven, water from a rock, etc. Yet still, they complain and attempt minor mutinies. Some even wish to return to Egypt. Therefore, that generation dies in the desert. The slave mentality eventually kills them, but their children, the next generation will go on. Moses also dies in the desert (though nobody knows his burial place)- as the Rabbis say, the leader is subject to the fate of the generation. |
| Date: 16 May 2010 - Added by: dmo |
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