Tractate Sanhedrin

Our choices, for positive or negative, impact the whole world.

This Talmud class teaches our Sages reflections on historic hopes, dreams and visions; and includes fascinating reflections on the silent sovereign, singing soil, speaking spirits plus the pope who converted! (Talmud, Sanhedrin 93a)

In this Talmud class we’ll encounter palace politics, prophetic promises, people and personalities amongst the Jewish exiles and returnees to Zion! (Talmud, Sanhedrin 93a)

Are we supposed to see G-d as “righteous? This Talmud class deals with faith conundrums; like why do good people suffer? (Talmud, Sanhedrin 93a)

Be amazed by the story of the false philandering prophets who were roasted and burned, and the High Priest whose clothes were merely singed! (Talmud, Sanhedrin 93a)

Learning the section of Talmud on the Resurrection in Tractate Sanhedrin 93a. This class focuses on the whereabouts of Daniel in the narrative of the boys being thrown into the furnace by Nevuchadnetzar.

The story of the 3 boys who defied a tyrant and inspired the world! Learn the postscript to the fascinating episode of their miraculous emergence from the fiery inferno. (Talmud, Sanhedrin 92b -93a)

When did the historic mass resurrection take place? (Tractate Sanhedrin 92b)

The Talmud explores the identity of the dry bones Ezekiel resurrected. (Tractate Sanhedrin 92b)

Attempting to challenge a teaching about minor-resurrection in early messianic-times, the Talmud evokes Ezekiel's vision of the dry bones that rattled and came to life; casting them as an earlier prototype of futuristic phenomenon. Deftly parrying, our Sa...