• "Eternity and a Day" -- Episode One on Observing Yahrzeits & Hilulas. Talmud; Nedarim 12, Shavuot 20

  • Oct 30 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 30 mins
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"Eternity and a Day" -- Episode One on Observing Yahrzeits & Hilulas. Talmud; Nedarim 12, Shavuot 20

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  • This in-depth Gemara study is drills deeply into the Talmudic teachings of our Sages to source the Sacred and Solemn Traditions associated with observing Yahrzeits'. This series on Yahrzeits and Hilulahs entitled DAYS OF ETERNITY opens by delving into Tractates Nedarim and Shavuot as we begin to trace the origins, and oldest known documentation of these time-honoured, and cherished Torah traditions. __________________________ Episode One, ETERNITY AND A DAY, opens in Masechetot Nedarim, Daf 12a, and Shavuot 20a -- as we begin the tedious task of tracing origins and sources. The opening of this mini-series withing TOM’S TALMUD TISCH will deal with the surprising, yet stubborn fact that one of the most widely observed and revered Torah traditions seems to have no source whatsoever in the Tanach (biblical scripture/ prophetic tradition) at all! Here we will set out to solve the mystery of how a mere Minhag (custom) became so important and foundation to Judaism! This inaugural Episode will provide powerful information on how where these traditions come from, so we best understand how to properly appreciate and utilize the opportunities they provide.
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