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Wednesday September 15, 2010
9:00PM
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8 days, 3 hours, 12 minutes

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Parshat Hashavua
Instructor: Mrs. Leah Golomb

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Parshat Hashavua

Mrs. Leah Golomb

Parshat Hashavua

Wednesday 9:00PM
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Course Description

This class will study the Parshat HaShavua (weekly Torah portion) using Chassidic meforshim (commentators) as well as others to convey an interesting and deep understanding of our times through the study of the weekly Torah parsha.

About Mrs. Leah Golomb
Born and raised in New Jersey, Leah Golomb grew up in a Modern Orthodox home, where she was encouraged to ask questions. She has been a mikva lady and a Kalla teacher for over 26 years. Over the last 5 years Leah has been concentrating on teaching and constantly learning from her students and friends. Leah lives with her husband Michael in Mevo Modiin and has 6 children and 4 grandchildren.

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Welcome back talmidim and talmidot!!!

in this double parsha we have arrived at the end of Moshe's life - it is the seventh of Adar. Moshe gathers all of the people of Israel together and renews the brit with Hashem. After warning the Am against idol worship and exhorting us about the blessing and the curse he promises us that ultimately there will be a "happy ending" for us all- we will eventually repent and there will be a Redemption.

Moshe also summons Yehoshua before the people and tells him to take courage and be strong. the mitsva of "hakhel"(gathering together after the 7th year of Shemita in yerushalayim during Sukkot) is given over. Moshe and Yehoshua are commanded to write the Torah and teach the people and the Torah would be a constant reminder of who we are. the parshiot conclude with the beginning of the "song" haazinu. much to learn and much to understand in these parshiot!