Wool and Linen—Shatnez: Practical Parshah—Tetzaveh
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Rabbi,
Deeply appreciate the sharing of your vast Torah knowledge. I can listen in my car on my long trips to Miami. It's such a great mitzvah that you are giving us!
Chag Samaech!
Dr Bob
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Thank you for the most interesting presentation, brillantly combined sources and for making it so relevant to us today. I would love to see the Maamar of Rebbe Maharsh and the Sicha if the Rebbe. Could you possibly tell us here where to find them? Reply
It's fascinating listening to rabis, particularly this one. So many things to learn...! I feel grateful to the ones who bring this teachings to all of us, in our homes. What a complex and mysterious world is the jewish world! Grateful to this rabi, grateful to the net. Reply
pesach sheni if the positive commandment overrides the negative commandment (which makes sense to me), then why the pesach sheni? Reply
Wool & Linen Thank you so much for this teaching. I never understood this prohibition before. Reply
Wow! B Thanks Rabbi M. Kaplan like others had said it, it's simply the best yet. this teachings very detail, Rabbi Kaplan, in regards of mixture food, since there's GMO food today all over the super market and the producer doesn't label these food, do I break the Mitzvah when I eat it? Thank you again for all the great weekly teachings. Reply
Rav Kaplan/Tetzaveh Once again, Rav Kaplan shows us all what a wonderful shaliach of the Rebbe he truly is. Thank you Rav! again and again. Reply
Thank You This was one of your best! Reply
Shatnez Thank you. You taught me a tremendous amount. Reply
I love it. Keep me updated, please. Reply
DEAR AND BLESSED RABBI KAPLAN Your words are inspiring and lead me to a greater understanding of Torah. You speak to the Jew and the "gentile". You are a truly an inspiring tracher . Your words touch my heart and soul! Reply
WOOL AND LINEN
As always I enjoy the explanations, the story telling, and the manner in which they are delivered. There is always kindness and laughter when Rabbi Kaplan teaches a class. His explanations are beautiful in
their simplicity, as well as their complex origins.
Thank you
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Fascinating. Thank you for this 'practical parshah' lesson Reply
Never get tired of listening to you Rabbi Kaplan always learn something new and look forward to the next time