HeyJaredTorah Deep-Dive with Rabbi Levi Dubov
Torah classes and courses with Rabbi Levi Dubov. We will ask piercing questions. Dive deep into the secrets contained within. And find powerful insights, lessons, and inspirations to fire up our souls.
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Sinai and Civics | Lesson 4: The Separation of Powers (opens the original)
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Sinai and Civics Lesson 4: The Separation of Powers Is dividing government power just a mechanism to prevent tyranny, or does it serve a deeper purpose? Every civics class teaches how power is split among three branches of government. But the Torah described its own model of divided authority thousands of years earlier, for a very different reason. In this lesson, we look at how the king and the Sanhedrin divided power under Torah law, why even a king could be tried for breaking it, and what hap
Sinai and Civics | Lesson 3: In G-d We Trust (opens the original)
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Sinai and Civics Lesson 3: In G-d We Trust Why is owning a home the ultimate symbol of the American Dream? The answer traces back to a radical biblical law: every fifty years, the Torah required land to return to its original family (Leviticus 25:10). Discover how that ancient idea shaped America's vision of opportunity, and what "In G-d We Trust" really means for how we work and earn today.
Sinai and Civics | Lesson 2: The Roots of Equality (opens the original)
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Sinai and Civics Lesson 2: The Roots of Equality Why did Thomas Jefferson call it "self evident" that all men are created equal, when for nearly all of human history it wasn't self evident at all? What did the Torah teach in Genesis 1:27 that no ancient civilization had ever imagined? And how did that idea find its way from Sinai into the Declaration of Independence? Join us for Lesson 2 to find out.
Sinai and Civics | Lesson 1: The Founders of the Covenant (opens the original)
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Sinai and Civics Lesson 1: The Founders of the Covenant Why has America been so welcoming to Jews, more than any other country in our 2,000 year Diaspora? In this opening lesson of Sinai and Civics , we trace the answer back to America's founding, and to a covenant made long before that, at Sinai.
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