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Talmud Study - Lesson 13

The Mishnah Revisited

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Talmud Study - Lesson 13: The Mishnah Revisited

In this class, we will revisit our Mishnah. After studying the Talmud's exposition in the past classes, does the Mishnah appear any different now from when we studied it for the first time? Word by word, line by line, we will study the Mishnah again, only this time through the lens of the Talmud.
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Topics: Bava Metzia, Talmud
By Eliezer Wolf
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Jan Rubenstein Sugar Land, Texas November 25, 2020

Fabulous course, the closing story in this lesson was especially profound. Eagerly awaiting MORE! Thank you! Reply

Len New York March 23, 2020

Rabbi Wolf, your teaching is such a blessing at this time when everyone is confined to their homes due to the Coronavirus. Now everyone has the time and opportunity to attend your lectures online. Thank you, Todah Rabbah, and yasher koach. Reply

Barbara Meisel Munich September 16, 2018

Thank you so much for this course. I listened to all 13 lessons. I live in Germany and I recently found out about some famous rabbis that lived not far from where I live during the middle ages especially in the Rhineland. I googled their names but got quite confused. Recently I realized I need to learn about the books and commentaries they wrote. That's why I am learning a bit about the Talmud right now. And your course helped a lot with this ... Reply

Etta June 9, 2015

Rabbi Wolf,

Thank you so much. This was wonderful. Everything was explained so beautifully and with such enthusiasm! When are you going to do another Talmud series?? Your students are waiting! Reply

Anonymous Holland August 28, 2014

Hi Rabbi Wolf;

Which further talmudic study do you tecommend? Reply

Abraham Hope Manchester UK February 12, 2014

Many Thanks Wonderful lectures, even I could understand. And the handouts are so useful, giving us time to go through it all again, so we really know, thanks yet again. Reply

Steve Miller Port Charlotte, Fl. January 27, 2014

Talmud for Beginners Rabbi Wolf, Your lessons were delivered beautifully. The nuances, twists and turns and unexpected questions made each lesson a delight. I look forward to the next series you may teach. Needless to say, I will be reviewing this course many times. Reply

Yefuneh Des Moines April 7, 2013

Todah Rabah I have completed all 13 lessons and can't express how much I appreciate your willingness to freely share your knowledge and understanding to anyone out there who is willing to listen. I have been so blessed by Chabad.org and Rabbi Wolf's teachings and so many others I have listened to. I have learned much. This website is such a valuable resource of truth and a light to the world. Todah Rabah. Barukh HASHEM. Reply

Laurie Julian Winnetka, CA/USA February 1, 2012

Thank you Thank you so much Rabbi Wolf. What a pleasure it has been to take this class with you. I hope to see you teaching another class online at Chabad. You are a wonderful and enthusiastic teacher. I have really looked forward to taking these classes while I have been home recuperating from surgery. Reply

kameo holland November 13, 2011

Thanks Thanks Rabbi Wolf and the Chabad team for this excellent course!, i really enjoyed it and it partially made me decide to go to lawschool!!!.

You mentioned a next course, is it already online?

bye, kameo Holland Reply

Alex Ray McLean, VA July 16, 2011

Thank You Rabbi Eliezer For this amazing course. I have greatly learned from and enjoyed your lectures. I especially loved all of your beautiful stories and thoughts that you concluded each lecture with. Reply

Anonymous Brookloyn, NY May 2, 2011

Fabulous! Reply

Anonymous San Diego, CA January 15, 2011

Guardianship of people Thank you for your class. Have you developed a class regarding guardianship of people...children...the elderly?
These classes are wonderful! Looking forward to more. Reply

Rivka Ziino Barrington, RI, USA July 24, 2010

Talmud Class Thank you Rabbi Wolf.
What a wonderful class. I hope we do indeed come back to you! Reply

Gary Konecky Fair Lawn, NJ July 22, 2010

Thank you Thank you so much for a most enjoyable course. I hope you do another Talmud course.

My thanks to Chabad for putting the course online. Reply

M Bernal Gretna, LA July 18, 2010

THANK YOU! What a wonderful class, thank you Rabbi Wolf and thank you Chabad. Reply

Anonymous Bayside, NY July 18, 2010

talmud for beginners Please continue this series. It is wonderful to learn Talmud in my home at my conveniece. Reply

Maria Martinez Monte Vista, Colorado July 16, 2010

Talmud For Beginners Thank you very much Rabbi Wolf. I enjoyed this course very much and am looking forward to the next course. With blessings Reply

Mrs. Sarah Mohnblatt July 16, 2010

Talmud for beginners Thanks you Rabii Wolf for sharing your wealth of knowledge and time with us, I've learned so much if only you would continue...
It has been an adventurous journey!

Special thanks to Chabad for allowing the download of the lessons. Reply

REUVEN July 15, 2010

TALMUD FOR BEGINNERS I would like this series to continue. Reply

Talmud for Beginners
These Talmud classes will be studying and analyzing the third chapter of tractate Bava Metzia, which presents the Jewish approach in many matters of civil law, particularly vis-à-vis the different degrees of liability assumed by guardians, renters and borrowers.
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