This introductory class to Talmud explores the rich history of the Oral Tradition, explains the structure of the Talmud, introduces some of its famed personalities ... More
This introductory class to Talmud explores the rich history of the Oral Tradition, explains the structure of the Talmud, introduces some of its famed personalities and presents the layout of the Talmud page.
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Those lessons are great ! Rav is very clear and great teacher !
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This Rabbi is great, Erudite. Concise. Literate and clear. Proud of our Rabbi Eli.
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These are fantastic!!
Thank you for putting on these videos. It is a real mitzvah!!!
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Most incredible. This lesson has opened my eyes in a way as to remove the veil that kept me in ignorance. Thank you so much. I am very thankful for these lessons and look forward to many more.
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Wow. Good Stuff. Looking forward to the other lessons.
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Thank you very much for your effort for making Talmud study possible for beginners.
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excellant beinging with the explaination of the Oral Torah,and the written Torah Few understand the difference of the Two Talmudic works. Or the reason for the Differences. The make them see why we follow the Babylonion Talmud. the Yerusalem Talmud has more in regard to the Erts Yisroel. Which did not apply to babylonian works. I enjoyed tyhis presentation completely.it contained Hashems power within the rabi and it showed.
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in listening to the Rabbi, I have discovered that there is so much to learn in life and so little time. I could spend a life time learning the Torah, the Talmud, the written law and the spoken law. I am committed to continue and this is my begining. Thank you for the insight and in all that I have missed.
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Rabbi Eli,
Thank you very much. I have enhoyed this first talmud lesson.
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Artscroll translates the entire Talmud Bavli (Talmud which was written in Babylon) and Talmud Yerushalmi (Jerusalem Talmud). I hope this helps
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