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The Destruction of the Holy Temple, Part 2

Textual Study of Talmud (Gittin 57a-57b)

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The Destruction of the Holy Temple, Part 2: Textual Study of Talmud (Gittin 57a-57b)

Gittin 57a-57b  
Talmud, Three Weeks, Betar, Fall of, Tisha B’Av

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Erika Olsen Norway July 28, 2023

Thank you, Rabbi Gordon. Excellent! I hope you are watching and listening to me read and study this lesson! Reply

emeka onuzuruike Lagos, Nigeria August 1, 2017

Very interesting. Reply

yitzhak ny July 27, 2015

the rabbi as a student, i enjoyed listening and learning very much. as an educator, had the rabbi not looked at his watch as much as he did, i'd have felt less distracted. Reply

Shaul M. Saddick San Diego July 26, 2015

excellent lesson Thank you Rabbi Gordon

Your shiur was outstanding. I learned a lot especially about Betar. Hashem bless you anen.. Reply

Esther Schmidt North Vancouver, BC, Canada July 26, 2015

Thank You Rabbi Gordon I really did not know about the Bar Kokhba Rebellion and it's massacre. I hate to say, but I really enjoyed your shiur. I learned a lot of history and it helped me feel what Tisha B"Av is really and why. ( I knew a lot of it, but a lot of what you said I had not known. I also live far away from a shul, and this opportunity is very well appreciated. Reply

Susan Aidelson N.Y. July 26, 2015

יישר כח רב גורדון!
I listened to your shiur and the time was flying.
The topic is heavy and yet, your sense of humor added to the general feeling of not loosing hope.
May we live to see the geula במהרה בימינו and this day will be a מועד. א
Thank you for your uplifting shout. Reply

Anonymous USA July 26, 2015

The Destruction of the Holy Temple Thank you Rabbi Gordon for this teaching on Tisha B va. It has been a blessing for me since there is no place for me to on this special day. B"H Reply

Teresa lisbon July 26, 2015

The destruction Although the lesson about destruction was so distressing, I loved the teachings, I loved the way they were delivered, and, above all, I loved this endearing rabi. Yehoshua B. Gordon. He's a real 'chou-chou' Toda meod, meod! -Teresa Reply

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