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Series: Women's Institute of Torah Parsha Shiur, 5767 |
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In-depth study of a theme of the week's Torah portion, drawing on primary sources in Midrash and classic works of Jewish thought. Lecture format. |
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Level: N/A | Age: All Ages | Gender: female |
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Shemos - Bitachon: A Self Fulfilling Reality |
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Hauer, Rabbi Moshe |
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WIT Parsha - Acharei Mos/ Kedoshim - Love Your Friend Like Yourself (V'Ahavta Lirai'acha Kamocha) |
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Hauer, Rabbi Moshe |
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WIT Parsha - Bamidbar - Arks and Caskets |
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Hauer, Rabbi Moshe |
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WIT Parsha - Beha'aloscha - Desiring Desire |
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Hauer, Rabbi Moshe |
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WIT Parsha - Behar/Bechukosai - The Tochacha (Curses) - The Second Covenant |
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Hauer, Rabbi Moshe |
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WIT Parsha - Beshalach - Krias Yam Suf: Beyond the Ten Plauges |
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Hauer, Rabbi Moshe |
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WIT Parsha - Emor - Sefiras Ha'Omer |
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Hauer, Rabbi Moshe |
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WIT Parsha - Ki Sisa - The Golden Calf of All Things! |
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Hauer, Rabbi Moshe |
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WIT Parsha - Korach - Korach & Moshe: The Arrogant versus The Humble |
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Hauer, Rabbi Moshe |
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WIT Parsha - Tazria Metzora - The Creative Power of Speech |
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Hauer, Rabbi Moshe |
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WIT Parsha - Terumah - The Mishkan |
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Hauer, Rabbi Moshe |
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WIT Parsha - Tetzaveh - Vestments of the Kohen |
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Hauer, Rabbi Moshe |
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WIT Parsha - Va'eira - Moshe: Prophet and Leader |
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Hauer, Rabbi Moshe |
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WIT Parsha - Vayakhel, Pikudei, HaChodesh - Zerizus |
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Hauer, Rabbi Moshe |
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WIT Parsha - Vayechi - As the Stars of the Heavens |
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Hauer, Rabbi Moshe |
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WIT Parsha - Vayeitzei - Yaakov, Rachel, and Leah |
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Hauer, Rabbi Moshe |
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WIT Parsha - Vayigash - Yosef's Dreams: Fulfilled |
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Hauer, Rabbi Moshe |
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WIT Parsha - Vayikra - Korbanos & Pesach |
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Hauer, Rabbi Moshe |
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WIT Parsha - Vayishlach - Yaakov becomes Yisrael |
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Hauer, Rabbi Moshe |
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WIT Parsha - Yisro - Torah Only? |
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Hauer, Rabbi Moshe |
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