Talmud
The Talmud is the central text of Rabbinic Judaism and the primary source of Jewish religious law and Jewish theology. Until the advent of modernity, in nearly all Jewish communities, the Talmud was the centerpiece of Jewish cultural life and was foundational to all Jewish thought and aspirations, serving also as the guide for the daily life of Jews.
The Talmud represents the written record of an oral tradition. It provides an understanding of how laws are derived, and it became the basis for many rabbinic legal codes and customs.
To dive into this wealth of explanations about our Jewish laws and traditions, their source, the reasoning behind them, come join our Daf Yomi group lead by Rabbi Fisch.
Duplicated: Yoma: 47-53 – [#242]
Yoma 54-60 יומא נ“ד-ס‘ Friday, June 11, 2021 א‘ תמוז, תשפ“א From the Desk of Rabbi Yaakov Fisch Our Daf Yomi studies this week were primarily on topic with the Avoda on Yom Kippur with the Kohen Gadol. There was a precious nugget about the importance of Zion and the Land of Israel in our […]
Yoma: 47-53
Yoma 47-53 יומא מ“ז-נ“ג Friday, June 4, 2021 כ‘‘ה סיון, תשפ“א From the Desk of Rabbi Yaakov Fisch Our Daf Yomi studies has some interesting topics unrelated to the Yom Kippur Service. One topic is actually the central topic of this weeks parsha and the appreciation (or lack thereof) of the Jewish People for the […]
Duplicated: Yoma 33-39 – [#222]
Yoma 40-46 יומא ל”ג-ל“ט Friday, May 28, 2021 י‘‘ז סיון תשפ“א From the Desk of Rabbi Yaakov Fisch Our studies in the Daf Yomi this week pretty much stuck to the topic at hand, and that is the Avodah on Yom Kippur. There was an interesting comment that was uttered by the Talmudic Sage Rava […]