Rabbi Gordon - Terumah: 4th Portion

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Rabbi Gordon - Terumah: 4th Portion

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By Yehoshua B. Gordon

Rabbi Yehoshua Gordon directed Chabad of the Valley in Tarzana, CA until his passing in 2016.

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Eliyanah Wodika Ramat Beit Shemesh, Israel February 27, 2025

If you can, please contact Rabbi Gordon’s family to let them know again how the Rabbi continues to teach and encourage. May I repeat Mina’s comments from last year, because I can’t say it any better than she did:
Baruch Hashem for enlightening us with this gentle servant of Hashem and how blessed we as listeners of his teaching have been.
May Hashem's Light continue to Shine on Rabbi Gordons family always. I [also] truly missed out on meeting a Great servant of Hashem.
May his neshamah have an Aliyah for the thousands of students who he taught.
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Mina Shalom los angeles February 14, 2024

Shalom,
and Baruch Hashem for enlightening us with this gentle servant of Hashem and how blessed we as listeners of his teaching have been.
May Hashem's Light continue to Shine on Rabbi Gordons family always.
I truly missed out on meeting a Great servant of Hashem.
All Glory to G-D. Reply

Anonymous PA March 1, 2017

Even though I can do Chumash myself, I enjoy it here Reply

Joseph Michigan March 1, 2017

The detail is there so that a builder would have precise instructions to follow. It might not be exciting reading but it gives us what we need. Reply

Eva TX January 29, 2014

Tabernacle construction Please take the word tedious out of your vocabulary. Your lesson and explanation on the construction of the Tabernacle was amazing. This is the first detailed description I have heard and you put in wonderful explanations of it all with added sources that no one could possibly come away without knowing that this was not only G-d's work, but also a real work of art; the craftsmanship is a marvel. Thank you for your hard work on this lesson. Is there anyway to get a copy of the hand outs for this lecture (Terumah: 4th Portion)? Reply

jack nyc January 29, 2014

why why, oh why, must the Torah go into such details? I don't see any moral lessons from these. but, then, maybe it's me Reply

Anonymous February 14, 2018

in response to jack:

One facet: The building of something holy for Hashem to dwell in, must be constructed exactly how Hashem directs and with numerous directives....alluding to the 613 mitzvot Reply

Akiva Virginia Beach VA February 12, 2013

Grateful convert Rabbi Gordon,

"What is the text book of art work you are using?"
The work is amazing. Thank you for helping my understanding of Torah.
May G_d bless you always.

Best wishes,

Akiva Reply

Bruce P Billings Dorr, Michigan via chabadwestmichigan.com February 23, 2012

TRUTH Hello Rabbi Your insights and humor are a blessing to me & my family. This goes to prove I have read the BIBLE 7 times and know nothing about it. In English anyway. Were looking forward to rambam ! I am learning Hebrew at home. any help would be appreciated or even a website... Thank you so much !!! G-d bless Reply

evelyn oteng waverly, ny February 5, 2011

How do I get a copy of the hand outs for lecture Terumah: 4th Portion
the list of prophets, menorra etc.
Can it be emailed to me thak you Reply

Kayo Tokyo, Japan February 1, 2011

To me, they are fascinating You told "tedious technical portion". To me, these verses about Mishkan constraction are so fascinating. Reply

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