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Rabbi Yehoshua Gordon directed Chabad of the Valley in Tarzana, CA until his passing in 2016.
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Stephanie Nies Berthoud CO August 21, 2021

I'm truly grateful for Torah, and studying with the Rabbi every morning is truly changing my life. Thank you for this amazing resource. Reply

Shimeon Weiner Cleveland Heights September 1, 2017

These shiurim are incredible - I appreciate his bringing down of Baal HaTurims - very unique and really enhances the shiur. May the shiurim be a zechus for his neshomo. Reply

Alain Ilan Braun Le TOUR du PARC August 20, 2013

Parashat Teitzei Dear Rabbi Gordon, So filled with pure spiritual joy following your classes on this portion (and the others) I must thank you for this! excuse my English as I am not a "native" being born on the other (wrong?) side of the Great Atlantic Pond (Europe)
Please may I add the following information which possibly can bring some more light to the verses of the second portion-aliyah- (22:6-7) concerning the bird mother and her young: as a former student in ornithology/biology I suddenly realized that many wild birds species make "replacement/substitution? egg laying" when the first brood failed or that a predator caught the young! The mother then returns to her nest and lay eggs again and therefore usually succeeds in breeding a new generation of birds. I am of course aware that the Holy Torah is not here dealing with wildlife conservation (as I did including in Eretz Israel) but with something else but still I feel there must be somehow a link to this "survival principle" perhaps hidden? Yours Reply

Ms. Yael August 31, 2012

Wonderful! I love your Torah Portions! It has helped me so much, Yom tov ve'shabbat shalom! Reply

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