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Thursday, January 14, 2021 • 1 Shevat 5781

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Thu, January 28 2021
15 Shevat 5781

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Thursday ,
JanJanuary 28 , 2021

Epistemology of Tefila - Sheryl Scher
Thursday, Jan 28th 10:00a to 10:50a
Epistemology of Tefila Skills, Knowledge, and Understanding to Pray as a Jew at Home and in Shul. This class is for women and men who want to know more about Tefila and Davening. Each is class divided into topics as follows: Pesukei D’Zimrah(Verses of Song) - Just Sing, Sing a Song Brichot Hashachar(Morning Blessings) - Good mornin, good mornin, to you, and you, and you Chanukah - is The Festival of Lights, instead of one day of presents we have 8 crazy nights Mincha and Maariv - Hello darkness my old friend Kedushah, Kaddish, and Kaddish D’Rabbanan - Memories are so beautiful and then..... Purim - Masquerade! Paper faces on parade! Pesach(Passover) - Let my people go
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Thursday ,
JanJanuary 28 , 2021

Parsha Investigations - Rabbi Yasgur
Thursday, Jan 28th 11:00a to 11:50a
Parashat HaShavua Investigations (P.I.) Focusing on the Weekly Torah Portion, significant themes or topics will be examined using Midrash, classical commentaries, and modern Jewish Scholars. https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83095874924
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Sunday ,
JanJanuary 31 , 2021

The Making and Breaking of a Kingdom - Robin Einbinder
Sunday, Jan 31st 8:00p to 8:50p
A series of shiiurim based on classes given at Nishmat in July 2019 on "The Making and Breaking of a Kingdom." The first shiur(im) explore what the Torah tells us about a Jewish king, and how the meforshim understand these requirements. The remaining shiurim discuss why Yehudah merited to have his descendants be the kings of Israel, and then the the strengths and weaknesses, and the rise and fall, of Shaul HaMelech, Dovid HaMelech, and Shlomo haMelech. The last shiur in the series will discuss Yirmiyahu and the Last Kings of Israel.
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Monday ,
FebFebruary 1 , 2021

Modern Orthodoxy: Past, Present, Future
Monday, Feb 1st 10:00a to 10:50a
Rabbis on Rotation with Rabbi David Jacobowitz How and why did Modern Orthodoxy emerge? What distinguishes it from other Jewish streams? How does it deal with the complex challenges of contemporary life? Who have been its key champions and opponents? What is its likely future?
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Tuesday ,
FebFebruary 2 , 2021

From Torah To Mitzvah Rabbi Greene
Tuesday, Feb 2nd 2:30p to 3:10p

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Tuesday ,
FebFebruary 2 , 2021

Kohelet and Mishlei Rabbi Eskovitz
Tuesday, Feb 2nd 3:20p to 4:00p

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Wednesday ,
FebFebruary 3 , 2021

Contemporary Issues in Halacha - Rabbi Moshe Wolvovsky
Wednesday, Feb 3rd 7:15a to 8:00p
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81601229855?pwd=R2g5UnFrYkVldklwYkF0dmlIemhXQT09
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Wednesday ,
FebFebruary 3 , 2021

Malchut beit David - Marty Levine
Wednesday, Feb 3rd 10:00a to 10:50a
This series will include but not be limited to the following: We will cover the origins of Malchut beit David (Yehuda and Tamar, and Boaz and Rut). We will learn about the choosing and anointing of David (sefer Shmuel) and some highlights of his kingship (ex: battle with Goliath). Finally we will study the end of the Davidic dynasty during the tragic kingship of Tzidkiyahu.
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Wednesday ,
FebFebruary 3 , 2021

Book of Kings I (Melachim) Rabbi Michael Kanterovitz
Wednesday, Feb 3rd 11:00a to 11:50a
Ongoing study of Sefer Melachim using various commentaries focusing on the various Kings of Israel and Judah. Tanach is required. https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84449476383
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Wednesday ,
FebFebruary 3 , 2021

The Era of the Rishonim, 11th-15th centuries - Malka Morris
Wednesday, Feb 3rd 3:00p to 3:50p
Join us as we continue our exploration of the development of the Oral Law during the Middle Ages. As we cover Jewish life during those troubled times, we will particularly emphasize the key contributions of our rabbinic leaders and the written works by which they are known. We will be going century by century and country by country, covering both Western and Central Europe and also North Africa and the Middle East. We will integrate our study of the Rishonim within the framework of the economic, social, and political issues of the times. We will thus gain a true perspective of the milieu in which the Rishonim both lived and worked, and during which time they were able to produce their monumental works of Torah scholarship. This class is for women only.
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Thu, January 28 2021 15 Shevat 5781