Inheritance

This class presents the Talmudic perspective on principles related to inheritance, including the double-portion of the firstborn, and the types of properties eligible to be passed on to children.

This four-part Talmud series will present a Talmudic perspective on principles related to inheritance, including the rights of the firstborn, and the types of properties eligible to be passed on to children—as discussed in the eighth chapter of tractate B...

How deep does our relationship with Hashem go? Discover three levels of connection as we explore why the Rambam lists the mitzvah of inheritance as the final mitzvah.

There had never been a particularly warm relationship between the siblings, and in the years that followed, their connections became weaker.

Why is that? Also, does the firstborn always inherit double, or are there some limits to this clause?

This class presents the Talmudic perspective on inheritance, comparing the types of properties the father bequeaths and how to classify the firstborn’s double portion.

This class presents the Talmudic perspective on inheritance, detailing the types of properties eligible to bequeath and how they should be divided. Learn the level of responsibility inheriting children have towards their father’s debt.

This class presents the Talmudic perspective on inheritance, focusing on the types of properties eligible to bequeath, and defining their designation for the purpose of how it should be divided.