The Mishnah: The Jews in Exile
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Excellent class Rabbi.
A wealth of historical information...beautifully explained as always by Rabbi Dubov
Thank you so much
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Truly enjoying this class. Thank you for posting it. Reply
The Mishnah The Jews in Exile Dear Rabbi Dubov, thank you for your reply to my question. I have taken copies of it today. I am grateful. May HaShem keep on blessing you and yours for your dedication of the teaching of Torah. Reply
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The Mishnah Shalom, could you please send me a written copy, the same one your reading and the students have. I really we''ll appreciate it much. Very important to my Torah studies. Very well explained rabbi Dubov, mozel tov. B'H.. Reply
The Mishnah Very well explained by rabbi Dubov, mozel tov. B'H.. Reply
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We cannot handle a pen on Shabbat because we may come to write with it. Writing is one of the modes of work the Torah prohibits us from doing on Shabbat, for any purpose other than saving a life, even to study Torah.
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The Mishnah The Jews in Exile Dear Rabbi Dubov, could you be so kind as to download a copy of the instruction in this class? It would be a great thing to study it. You did a great job at explaining it, but I am not that young, I need to constantly study Torah and the history. I have a question: Why are we not allowed to use a pen on Shabbat? Can we write anything from Torah if we are studying Torah on Shabbat? e.g. A question about certain passage in Torah, or write a verse so that we do not forget it? Thank you for your teaching Rabbi Dubov. Reply
This is a very important keystone lecture deserving the most thorough attention. Thank you.