Shavuot

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A Closer Look at the Yom Tov Amidah Part (126)

Rabbi Jay Kelman

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e-TiM: The Tanakh Readings of Shavuot

Rabbi Hayyim Angel

The Tanakh Readings of Shavuot Rabbi Hayyim Angel Mondays, 10:00am Eastern May 6 The Ten Commandments in Classical Commentary and Contemporary Scholarship May 13 The Revelation at Sinai (Shemot Chapters 19, 20, and 24) May 20 Ezekiel's Vision of the…
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e-TiM: What Happened at Sinai?

Rabbi Jay Kelman

e-TiM: What Happened at Sinai?
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Shavuot: An Omer of Kindness

Rabbi Jay Kelman

It is the omer, a measure of barley, that unites the Biblical holidays of Pesach and Sukkot. With no calenderic date Shavuot occurs on the day after the counting of seven weeks “from the day on which you bring the omer,…
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קדושת ארץ ישראל (Part 3)

Dr. Rabbi Yoel Bin-Nun

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Shavuot: A Long Weekend

Rabbi Jay Kelman

This year, Shavuot falls on a Sunday. This rather unremarkable observation is of little import today; but had we been living in Temple times, or even in the early Middle Ages, this would have spared us much controversy. As is relatively well…
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Shavuot, A Time for Torah (Part 3)

Dr. Beni Gesundheit

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Shavuot, A Time for Torah (Part 2)

Dr. Beni Gesundheit

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Shavuot, A Time for Torah (Part 1)

Dr. Beni Gesundheit

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e-TiM: Philosophies of Mitzvot

Dr. Moshe Sokolow

This five-part series will take place on Wednesdays at 8:00pm Eastern, starting May 4. In this series leading up to Shavuot we will discuss the religious and ethical concepts of Judaism; their roots in biblical law and the oral tradition: From…
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