Opening the Talmud: A Course for Beginners - Class #2

The Talmud contains a record of debates and discussions between hundreds of Sages, elucidating the Mishnah, a written compendium of Judaism's legal traditions. The Mishna covers the full gamut of Jewish life, arranged in 6 books, each packed with succinct teachings. The Talmud thoroughly analyzes the Mishna in the light of contemporary works as well as subsequent teachings. Together they form a divinely-inspired work of massive scope.
The Talmud is recognized as an extraordinary scholarly achievement and a model of unparalleled critical analysis.
The Talmud is for all of us. But many find it difficult to approach and decipher.
Here's your chance to learn the basics and start studying Talmud.
A Four-Part Series, hosted live on Zoom, enjoyed from the comfort of home.

[@boropark12]

I really learnt a lot from your shiur today! I'm a yunger man just looking for a little "refreshers course" and I found you. Very concise, brilliantly laid out and highly informative! Tnx so much! Kol hakavod!

[@oxfordden3661]

Great discussions - I spend a year trying to figure out (on my own) what you've summarized in two hours (parts 1 and 2). Thanks! Is the text (your supplements - not Sefaria) available to download?

[@johndavidlayton779]

Seems to a casual observer that with Shimmel claiming fifty percent and Ruven claiming one hundred percent that a different compromise is appropriate. Based upon the principals of the fifty fifty split, the strength of the claim of honesty and the court being a witness the only part in dispute should be twenty five percent. Therefore, Ruven should get sixty two and one half percent and Shimmel would get thirty seven and one half percent.

[@gangteavner33]

plis if possible straight to the point i mean go straight to to the mishna or tal mus

[@gailpettee7906]

Can I still get a review via email