An Introduction to THE TALMUD: Repository of the Torah: Rabbi Michael Skobac - Jews Judaism

[@bernardoquiroz428]

Another Great and Awesome lecture by Rabbi Skobac, helping Us get out of the dark.

[@MarvinFalz]

My impression - as non-Jew who has read a lot about Judaism and the Jewish lifestyle - is that texts which seem to be strange and not from this world can only be understood when one experiences life in a Jewish community. I think for example that Kabbalistic texts are not primary written for the intellect, but for the imagination to recognise the images in relation to G-d, the fellow human beings, nature, ultimately to everything in creation. On the other hand, since I read about Judaism my perception is that my mind tries to integrate Jewish thought into my life and I think that I actually sometimes see G-d or divine providence in relation to other persons. I don't know that. But at least I can say that Judaism leads me to be more perceptive and considerate concerning other persons feelings and needs and I want to be more respectful, because love of G-d is love of humans, as I've read in a chassidic storybook.

[@Noone-rt6pw]

Rebbe, you do a great job, I enjoy learning from your videos! But it’d be good if you could provide quality resources! Affordable too! As I heard there’s several books in Talmud, a $1-2K for a set. Me and probably any number would accept old worn out Talmud as long as it’s legible! That’s what matters, where it’d be good to have dvd on Talmud!