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Yitro: Jealous and Jealous

Rabbi Jay Kelman

Walk into almost any shul wherever one may be, and chances are one will see the “Ten Commandments[1]” on top of the aron kodesh. They are neatly divided into two “tablets” with the first five commandments on the right and commandments six-ten on the…
Article

Yitro: Why Observe Mitzvot?

Rabbi Jay Kelman

Join as we discuss how the people responded to the Ten Commandments. 
Podcast

Parshat Yitro

Rabbi Judah Kerbel

This week's topic:  What is Avodah Zarah and Why is it So Bad?   
Class

To What Did We Agree at Har Sinai?

Rabbi Zvi Grumet

Class

The Tanakh Readings of Shavuot (Part 2) - The Revelation at Sinai (Shemot Chapters 19, 20, and 24)

Rabbi Hayyim Angel

Class

The Tanakh Readings of Shavuot (Part 1) - The Ten Commandments in Classical Commentary and Contemporary Scholarship

Rabbi Hayyim Angel

The Ten Commandments in Classical Commentary and Contemporary Scholarship
Class

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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Yitro: Who was at Sinai

What kind of book is the Torah and who is it meant for? Rashi begins his commentary to the Torah with the supposition that the Torah is primarily a legal book instructing the Jewish people how to lead their lives. This is the premise of his query as…
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Parshat Shavua 5784 with weekly guest speakers (Yitro)

Rabbi Moshe Shulman

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Yitro: Pre-Law

Rabbi Jay Kelman

Join as we discuss why the Torah records the setting up of a court system prior to Divine Revelation. 
Podcast