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Shiurim - Elul 2010

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The primary factor that distinguishes WebYeshiva from other available online Torah sites is the interactive nature of our classes. By utilizing easily accessible yet advanced video conferencing techlology, we are able to literally bring the Yeshiva to you wherever you are and whenever you have time. Our virtual classroom enables students to see and hear each other as well as the instructor. This classroom participation is an essential element of the WebYeshiva method of online Torah study.

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NEW! The Halachot of Shabbat: Cooking

Rabbi Gabe Pransky
Monday 10:00PM

Exploring the intersection between the halachot of Shabbat and the art of food preparation. Included will be discussions of cooking before Shabbat with an eye towards reheating and service on Shabbat, and the aspects of food prep that take place on Shabbat itself. Don't be surprised if there are a few cooking tips and recipes thrown in as well!

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NEW! The Obligation to Hear the Shofar: How much must one extend oneself to do a Mitzva?

Rabbi Dovid Fink
Sunday 8:00PM

How much effort must you make to fulfill the mitzva of Shofar? If there is no Shofar available in your neighborhood, must you travel before Rosh Hashana to be near a synagogue? If you are sick at home or hospitalized, must arrangements be made to bring you a shofar? Conclusions based on principle halachic sources will define how much effort must in general be made read more

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Thoughts on Teshuva in Pirkei Avot

Rabbi Jon Bailey
Thursday 6:00AM

Ideas for self-reflection and inspiration for Elul from Pirkei Avot through careful analysis of the text. An analysis of a selection for mishnayot from Pirkei Avot especially chosen for the themes of teshuva and renewal of our relationship with God.

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NEW! Viduy: A Commandment of Confessions of Sins

Rabbi Dovid Fink
Wednesday 8:00PM

Repentance (teshuva) is a return to God for those who have become estranged from Him by sin. Private, personal confession (vidduy) is an important element of reestablishing a connection with God. We will examine the principle sources defining the nature and characteristics of confession

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