The Oral Tradition - Part 1 of 4

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Oral Tradition Part 1: Part 1 of 4

A four part lecture presenting the oral tradition: A well defined, efficient and structured system, as taught through the ages by our sages.

By Lazer Gurkow

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Tirtzah 95563 February 18, 2017

Good Sound Teaching Thank you for making this available. Todah Reply

Chabad.org Staff January 13, 2016

To Leslie I'm sorry, there are no handouts available for this class. Reply

Leslie Zeidel Auburndale, MA December 25, 2015

I would like the handouts. Is this possible? Reply

Aron Teleshevsky Los Angeles, CA February 13, 2014

Simply amazing! Thanks,
Thoroughly enjoyed and learned a lot from this!!

Where can one get the notes?

THanks

Aro Reply

Scott Weldon 18944 January 11, 2014

Lesson content Is there anyway to get the study notes for these lectures? Reply

Bill Montreal January 12, 2013

Learning the aleph-bet Hillel used the argument that to read the written text requires us to have been taught the aleph-bet orally. But isn't it possible that someone could decipher a written language without any oral tradition, in the same way that a scholar of ancient languages can decode ancient script - using the frequency and placement of words as clues? Reply

Emmanuel Indis June 19, 2021

in response to Bill:

You cannot use that methodology in torah because disobeying commands has death penalty Reply

Richard A. Rosen Mount Vernon, NY March 4, 2009

Audibility I listened to, learned from, and enjoyed greatly the first lecture in Rabbi Gurkow's series on the Oral Tradition. Unfortunately, some of the readings and questions from the audience were not clear. Could the Rabbi repeat the unmiked portions of future lectures? Reply

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