Rabbi Chanoch Waxman
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Lesson Length: Hour and 9 minutes
This shiur provides a reading of the story of the battle with Amalek found in Chapter 17 of Sefer Shemot. It attempts to develop a novel understanding of...
Rabbi Mosheh Lichtenstein
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Lesson Length: Hour and 9 minutes
Am Yisrael has 3 Patriarchs not merely as a biographical fact but because they fulfil a unique role and express a different approach to the challenges...
Rabbi Dr. Yehoshua Reiss
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King David is presented in the Tanakh as a figure who is successful in coping in times of crisis and distress – both on an individual level and as a...
Dr. Adina Sternberg
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The lecture deals with the question of intermarriage throughout the Tanach - from the question of who the sons of Jacob married to the heated argument of...
Rabbi Dr. Jacob J. Schacter
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The lecture analyzes the very strong duty of Gratitude. Why is expressing gratitude so important? How is it different from other duties?
This shiur is...
Rabbi Chanoch Waxman
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Lesson Length: Hour and 5 minutes
The lecture begins in discussing the sixth chapter of Sefer Shemot and explores the revelation of God's proper name to Moshe throughout the sefer. The...
Rabbi Menachem Leibtag
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How can the same section in Sefer Devarim which forbids 'punishing children for the sins of their parents' also demand that we wipe out the descendants of...
Dr. Yosefa (Fogel) Wruble
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Lesson Length: 56 minutes
This lecture looks at different ways women are represented in Tanakh, By comparing the narratives of Esther, Rut, and Tamar, we'll gain a deeper...
Rabbi Moshe Taragin
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Lesson Length: Hour and 10 minutes
When reading Shir Hashrim you have to read it in two lights, one, the literal story itself, and two, reading the characters as a representation of the...
Dr. Lisa Fredman
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Lesson Length: Hour and 3 minutes
Thousands of studies have been dedicated to Rashi's Torah Commentary, much fewer have been written about his commentary on the rest of the Tanakh, and...
