YeshivaThe torah world Gateway

Eve of Wednesday 27 Kislev 5786

Dedicate the study in the website

Beit Midrash
Sections
Self Guided Learning

Self-guided learning

The objective of these self-study shiurim is to allow the reader to learn in the comfort of his home in-depth texts and to make these texts available and friendly to the reader.The Hebrew text is presented and the reader may study them on his own. The main idea of the text has been translated. The reader no longer has to feel like an outsider who just hears what the Rabbi says without learning and exploring on his own. Now, with the references at our fingertips, Torah study is so much easier!?

0

Rabbis

0

Lessons

articles on Self-guided learning

The First Day Of School

The First Day Of School

positive signs to the growth of Jewish education the world over

Principles in Learning Gemmarah

Principles in Learning Gemmarah

Learning Methods and Basic Teaching Techniques

Holy? Super holy? Holy of holies?

Holy? Super holy? Holy of holies?

We went out to find out the special place of the Five Books of the Torah, thanks to the next question we received in the Q&A section

Studying Jewish faith "Emuna"

Studying Jewish faith "Emuna"

An introduction to different approaches in studying Emuna

Lessons on Self-guided learning

Lessons

fast navigation

Rabbi Zalman Baruch Melamed
Rabbi Yehoshua Shapira
Rabbi Chaim Drukman
Rabbi Haggai Lundin
Rabbi David Dudkevitz
Rabbi Avraham Shapira Zt"l
Rabbi Shlomo Shushan
Rabbi Chaim Katz
Rabbi Yehuda Melamed
Rabbi Chanan Porat Z"l

Yosef, His Dreams, and the Importance of Listening

Rabbi Netanel Yossifun | 22 Kislev 5786

On Not Being Afraid of Greatness

The two commands are respectively the prohibition against desecrating God’s name, Chillul Hashem, and the positive corollary, Kiddush Hashem, that we are commanded to sanctify God’s name. But in what sense can we sanctify or desecrate God’s name?

Rabbi Jonathan Sacks | Iyar 17 5781

The History of the Heter Mechira

The heter mechira came about in the first shmitta year, 5649 (1888), after thousands of years in exile. Some opposing poskim changed their positions when they saw how urgent the situation was. Anti-Zionism caused more opposition.

Rabbi Eliezer Melamed | Tamuz 1 5775

P'ninat Mishpat

Rabbi Akiva Eiger (Introduction)

Rabbi Daniel Mann | 5775

Additional Halacha Lessons

The Special Mitzvah of Reciting Hallel

Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff

Daf Yomi - Eruvin 70

Rabbi Ephraim Schreibman | Sivan 8 5773

Happy Occasions

Explaining the Customs of Bris Milah

The mitzvah of Bris Milah has been enhanced by many beautiful customs. We will explain the background of these minhagim in the course of a guide to the honors bestowed during a bris and the steps of a bris procedure.

Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff

Daf Yomi - Avoda Zora 73

Rabbi Ephraim Schreibman | Cheshvan 18 5771

Purifying Time and Soul

Rabbi Chanan Morrison | 5770

Lessons for the 10th of Tevet

Special Days of Teves

Why do we fast on the 10th of Tevet? What is forbidden on the fast day? What can we still do?

Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff | Tevet 5768

Laws of Hanukkah

Flying High - A Traveler’s Guide to Channukah

What does one do about Channukah candles in a hotel, while traveling and in other complicated circumstances?

Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff | Kislev 5768

The Holy Temple - Beit Hamikdash

Coliseum or Temple?

What drove the Romans against the Jews was the Jews' “dangerous culture” - a culture which had begun to penetrate the Roman Empire. Judaism was educating the masses to behave according to the principle that says “man is created in God's image.”

Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu | 5764

Rabbis on Self-guided learning

Sorry, we couldn't find any result

Join now to watch your latest lessons and questions and continue watching series' of lessons right from the time you left them.

Login >

את המידע הדפסתי באמצעות אתר yeshiva.org.il