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Instructor: By Avraham Meyer Zajac

Instructor: By Avraham Meyer Zajac

Instructor: By Mendel Kaplan

Ruth has thrown caution to the winds and bared her soul; asking Boaz to not only perpetuate her late husband's name by redeeming his estate – but also to embrace and marry her. Despite a lifetime of strengthening resistance to sinful temptation, Boaz now feels helplessly drawn to Ruth. He experiences a flash of anger towards her for having put him in this situation, yet Hashem transforms that negative energy into heartfelt blessings. Sensing the turmoil in her heart he sets her at ease with righteous words of endearment, as a sweep of history begins to materialize!

Instructor: By Michael Chighel

Was it easier to believe in G-d during the age of prophecy? Prophecy lasted for 34 centuries until G-d called off all further prophetic communication around 352 BCE, when the second Temple was built in Jerusalem. The last prophet was Malakhi. What exactly was lost with the end of prophecy? Was anything gained? In this video lesson we examine the different shades of prophecy and prophetic mission spanning over the careers of the matriarchs and patriarchs, Moses, the kings’ prophets, and the prophets of the Babylonian exile, including Jeremiah and Ezekiel.