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Torah in Motion
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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 11 มี.ค. 2016
Who We Are
Torah in Motion brings Jewish history to life and tackles complex, socially relevant issues. TiM has become synonymous with Torah learning that is open, intellectually honest, and compelling.
What We Offer
Our classes, conferences, and panels feature a diverse cross-section of renowned speakers addressing complex contemporary issues:
Attend an inspiring shiur in-person or via webinar or challenge yourself with one of our thought-provoking halacha or philosophy classes.
Browse our extensive library of MP3s on everything from women’s issues to conversion and from the agunah crisis to mental health.
Join our mailing list and receive perspectives on the parsha, ideas from daf yomi, or insights into ethics and education.
Renew your spirit at our annual conference or delve into the nuances of medical ethics at our annual retreat.
Travel with TiM to Europe and watch history come to life as we visit once-glorious centers of Jewish life.
Visit our website: www.torahinmotion.org
Torah in Motion brings Jewish history to life and tackles complex, socially relevant issues. TiM has become synonymous with Torah learning that is open, intellectually honest, and compelling.
What We Offer
Our classes, conferences, and panels feature a diverse cross-section of renowned speakers addressing complex contemporary issues:
Attend an inspiring shiur in-person or via webinar or challenge yourself with one of our thought-provoking halacha or philosophy classes.
Browse our extensive library of MP3s on everything from women’s issues to conversion and from the agunah crisis to mental health.
Join our mailing list and receive perspectives on the parsha, ideas from daf yomi, or insights into ethics and education.
Renew your spirit at our annual conference or delve into the nuances of medical ethics at our annual retreat.
Travel with TiM to Europe and watch history come to life as we visit once-glorious centers of Jewish life.
Visit our website: www.torahinmotion.org
48. Abraham Ibn Ezra's Commentary | Dr. Sara Labaton
J.J. and Dr. Sara Labaton dive into the mysteries of Ibn Ezra’s revolutionary commentary on the Bible. This is episode 2 of our series on the ideas of Abraham Ibn Ezra.
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Dr. Sara Labaton is Director of Teaching and Learning at the Shalom Hartman Institute of North America. She was a member of the inaugural cohort of North American David Hartman Center Fellows. Sara received a B.A. in Religious Studies from Columbia University and a doctorate in Medieval Jewish Thought from the Skirball Department of Hebrew and Judaic Studies at NYU. Her doctoral thesis focused on the relationship between the esoteric and peshat hermeneutics in the commentaries of Abraham ibn Ezra, particularly with regard to ibn Ezra’s understanding of biblical cultic rituals. Sara was a founding faculty member of Yeshivat Hadar, where she developed a Bible and Exegesis curriculum. She has taught in a variety of Jewish settings, most recently as a history instructor at the Frisch School. Her research interests include the intersection of ritual and relevance, ritual experimentation, and overcoming the binary of halakhic-non-halakhic/insider-outsider in Jewish ritual practice. As part of her participation in the Religious Worlds Seminar at the Interfaith Center of New York, Sara researched ways of integrating comparative religion into Jewish educational contexts.
Follow us on Twitter (X) @JewishIdeas_Pod to converse with other listeners about secret hermeneutics.
Please rate and review the the show in the podcast app of your choice!
We welcome all complaints and compliments at podcasts@torahinmotion.org
For more information visit torahinmotion.org/podcasts
Dr. Sara Labaton is Director of Teaching and Learning at the Shalom Hartman Institute of North America. She was a member of the inaugural cohort of North American David Hartman Center Fellows. Sara received a B.A. in Religious Studies from Columbia University and a doctorate in Medieval Jewish Thought from the Skirball Department of Hebrew and Judaic Studies at NYU. Her doctoral thesis focused on the relationship between the esoteric and peshat hermeneutics in the commentaries of Abraham ibn Ezra, particularly with regard to ibn Ezra’s understanding of biblical cultic rituals. Sara was a founding faculty member of Yeshivat Hadar, where she developed a Bible and Exegesis curriculum. She has taught in a variety of Jewish settings, most recently as a history instructor at the Frisch School. Her research interests include the intersection of ritual and relevance, ritual experimentation, and overcoming the binary of halakhic-non-halakhic/insider-outsider in Jewish ritual practice. As part of her participation in the Religious Worlds Seminar at the Interfaith Center of New York, Sara researched ways of integrating comparative religion into Jewish educational contexts.
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Great content, as always! Could you help me with something unrelated: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). Could you explain how to move them to Binance?
Marc has been wrong about this for years. In fact, many gadolim mention the three oaths. Rabbi J. David Bleich, a Rosh Yeshiva and prominent scholar at Yeshiva University, writes, “Elsewhere in Contemporary Halakhic Problems, Vol. I, I have presented a fairly comprehensive list of the various views concerning the nature of the oath, ‘shelo ya’alu be-chomah.’ The view that ‘the oath was simply aggadic and never binding’ is but one view among many and is distinctly a minority view.” Rabbi J. David Bleich, “Withdrawal from Liberated Territories as a Viable Halakhic Option,” Journal of Halacha and Contemporary Society, Vol. XVIII, Succot 5750, Fall 1989, p. 107. Rabbi Hershel Schachter, writes “In expounding the verse ‘I have made you swear, O daughter of Jerusalem,’ the Gemara relates that the Almighty administered three oaths on the Jewish people. The time and nature of these oaths are not clear, but one of them entailed a commitment on the part of the Jews not to return and conquer Israel by force. Many Gedolim in Europe took this to forbid any attempt at reestablishing the State of Israel before Messianic times.” (Rabbi Hershel Schachter, “The Mitzvah of Yishuv Eretz Yisrael,” Journal of Halacha and Contemporary Society, Number VIII, p. 27.) Chazon Ish: Rav Dovid Shmidel reports, a visitor asked the Chazon Ish “How could it be that all the nations of the world stood by silently while the Germans killed millions of Jews?” The Chazon Ish responded, “Is it not an explicit Gemara in Kesubos that if the Jewish people violates the Three Oaths, Hashem will permit their flesh like the gazelles and the deer of the field?” TorahJewsdotOrg The Rogachover Gaon (1858-1936), in a letter of reply to Rabbi Yitzchok Sternhell of Tzanz, editor of the monthly Torah journal “Hakochav,” wrote: Regarding what you asked about settling the Holy Land, this is only for individuals, and we must not do it as a group, as it states at the end of tractate Kesubos, that we must not go up as a wall. See Yuma 9b [where it is clear that group immigration, even when peaceful, is considered ‘as a wall’]. The Rambam also holds that only settling Eretz Yisroel is a mitzvah, not buying land there. For in this matter there is a contradiction between Gittin 8b [where it states that there is a mitzvah to buy fields in Eretz Yisroel] and Bava Kama 80b [where only houses are mentioned], and the Rambam (Hilchos Shabbos 6:11) rules in accordance with Bava Kama.
Part 2?
All the 3 series are just so beautifully put forward by Rabbi Menachem on Sefer Bershit, such a beautiful way of studing the Chumash! G-d bless Thank you Toah in Motion for posting these series!
The building of EY is a result of affluence. There are skyscrapers all over the world, modern everything all over the world.
In case you didn't know, the only worthy topics in life are zionism and feminism. Nothing else to talk about.
Marc is doing his usual rant about Charedim. And it's always about the army. No criticisms of the Modern Orthodox because they are all wonderful like Marc.
There's no pogrom in Amsterdam. The Israelis acted like hooligans, attacking people, tearing down flags, singing songs about rape and genocide.
I am begging you guys to eventually do a series on Shadal
Excellent lecture.
regarding Negiyos in Halacha. The sefer Tanya brings an example of Shammai being a gevurah natured soul and Hillel a chesed leaning soul. This obv is reflected in their approach , theres always expections to the rule. In chabad they would say maybe Yesh vs Bittul . Even Avrahahm avinu who was a merkava to hashhem was still a yesh who loved Gd. Once created as a human of flesh and blood we cant be fully batel to hashem and absorbed in his existence
marc slipping in his usual modern orthodox, anti-yeshivish propaganda about a rabbi who told someone to stay in europe and not make aliyah and the guy was killed in the Holocaust, as if everyone who wanted to leave europe could. I like Marc but I have to say he's stupid with his MO rhetoric.
Torah is a book of lies. Anyone that believes in it must be idiot with no logical active brain.
you are blaming the guys with the white shirts, you should be blaming the zionists, they taught violence to the whole country, marc's hatred for charedim never ends
Today, instead of a wetnurse there are milk banks and formula.
I'll wear what I want when I want where I want and if my being Jewish is inappropriate you're wrong.
where can we find the handouts?
Can you please share the link regarding the Karaite shiur?
So much wisdom in that. Thank you!
Thank you for your shiur/video. What is your email address please, or your fathers email address. I wanted to email him an old letter of my son's from his Yeshiva, on behalf of Russian Refuseniks, written to a Washington, D.C. Congressman. Thank you.
I'm the first one to like this video 🎉
Artscroll should publish some of his chidushim!!!!
🎉 happy to hear
This is fake Karaite. The true Karaites (barely any left) hold there is one single interpretation of the Scriptures. This guy is saying Karaites are the exact thing they stood against and were labeled hereticks for.
hard to understand. poor audio and talked too fast. slow down, please
A very bad lecturer. There are almost no participants in her courses at the Hebrew University.
The Christian bible is a Christian false idol. The only truthful gospel is mark. The rest were put together by Paul a Roman Citizen who was helping stabilize and expand the Roman Empire. You can see the Roman fables like God mating with a Virgin. So phonie and a false idol for many conditioned folks.
Very interesting. Thanks.
Outro music while Rabbi Leigh is mentioning music, on purpose?!
Todah for this Rabbi. I am new to learning the Kabbalistic aspect of the Torah. Which volumes would you recommend for a beginner whom wants to weave Zohar into my Torah Studies?
Very Intresting Session
Thank you for posting this wonderful session of Rabbi Rabbi Dr. Martin Lockshin G-d bless so meanig to hear during the Selichot.
Religion Causes Retardation.... Also evil and greed, you should get a job.
It always puzzles me that philosophers take it as an axiom that Reality has to comply 100% with the laws of logic. Even when, like here, they talk about the one infinite God creator of the universe etc. Goodman says 'if God is infinite then there cannot be 2 Gods because that is just illogical'. Well, who says that 'illogical' is not allowed in creation??
Wow what torah lishma listening to a teshuva of rav kook on his yurzeit!
The Prologue of Sirach implies that the Book was translated from Hebrew, and the discovery of the Hebrew Sirach scroll among the DSS vindicated this.
The theme of wisdom literature: the fear of the LORD is the beginning of wisdom (Job 28:28, Psalm 111:10, Proverbs 9:10, Sirach 1:14).
Youre all affected by same one event you all lie about after the fact. Im way better at all that magick n splitting u try to do . Just to get a lie not even a truth. A self extortion show in the dark
After i converted in August 6th, 2020, the moment i stepped out of the mikveh and was walking up the steps, i felt a tangible spiritual pleasure in my forehead. Now, at the time I did believe Jews have different souls but had no idea what to expect or not. Confused, I asked same day another man who converted a few minutes before if he felt any different. He said he felt more "aware". This spiritual pleasure in my forehead lasted for several hours and despite not being a morning person, always struggling to wake up on time for Shacharit at around 6AM, i woke up for bet keneset easily. Easier than i ever have in the 1+ year since attending shul in preparation to convert. Rabbanim who accept Kabbalah told me i must have been feeling the affects of my nefesh elokit thats unique to Jews. However, if Jews, including converts, have no difference in soul than goyim, what other satisfactory alternative answer is there? Im not aware of any psychological explanations that sufficiently explain why i felt so different, a feeling i never felt bwfore nor afterwards.
Thank you very clear link after link closing up to form a strong and identifiable chain shabbat shalom
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Christian believe in idolatry 😅😅😅😅
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So particular, her worshipful approach to a man who famously rejected pity as a human emotion, is a great lesson for Jews to approach secularism and secularists with great caution. To Put it bluntly, they would sell their co-religionists( or shall I say former co-religionist) down the river for one of their “ secular humanist
Short on insight, long on girl crush spacey platitudes. But even worse, Her analysis and presentation is tainted by her apparent agenda and self involvement in the subject. It seems that she enjoys Spinoza because it helps her let go of her orthodox upbringing. In contrast, Melamed ( the next lecture) is terrific, deep, insightful, and best of all, objective, without some preconceived romance for the subject.
Christians believe in ONE GOD! You just may not understand it.
How do you answer the question from Christians in the book of Genesis the opening statement, in the beginning God, god there is in the plural meaning more than one
thank you
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