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By Eliezer Wolf These Talmud classes will be studying and analyzing the third chapter of tractate Bava Metzia, which presents the Jewish approach in many matters of civil law, particularly vis-à-vis the different degrees of liability assumed by guardians, renters and ...
By Yehuda Leib Schapiro This class clarifies what the Talmud consists of, its function and how it embodies the entire Oral Torah.
In the first decades of the 5th century, Rav Ashi (d. 427) and Ravina I (d. 421) led a group of the Amoraim (Talmudic sages) in the massive undertaking of compiling the Babylonian Talmud -- collecting and editing the discussions, debates and rulings of ...
The first volume of the Babylonian Talmud, the tractate Berachot, was printed in Soncino, Italy, on the 20th of Tevet of the year 5244 from creation (1483)
By Tzvi Freeman In what way are the laws of the Talmud "the wisdom and will of G-d"? What's so "wise" about the how to divide a garment that two people are fighting over? Why G-d would "will" the procedures for buying a donkey?
By Tzvi Freeman We claim to believe in the Bible, but it seems to me that in reality we're controlled by a small group of old men and their Talmud...
By Yehuda Leib Schapiro In-depth, text based classes on Talmud, or Gemara; each class covers approximately a complete page of Talmud.
By Eliezer Posner Why are there two Talmuds? And why is the "Babylonian Talmud" concidered more authoritative than the "Jerusalem Talmud"?
By Lorne Rozovsky While nearly no Jews still speak it or a modern version of it, Aramaic is an important part of Jewish literary and liturgical tradition.
By Eliezer Wolf 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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