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Classes, lectures and shiurim of Rabbi Aron Moss of Sydney Australia
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Which King in Which Field? (opens the original)
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The Colourful History of a Metaphor
Can You Hear the Shofar on Zoom? (opens the original)
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If you hear the shofar live through Zoom, a telephone or a hearing aid, have you fulfilled the mitzvah? Journey from a Talmudic pit and its echo to the modern halachic debate over electronically reproduced sound.
You Can't Rejoice Alone (opens the original)
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A Jewish farmer owns his land, grows his fruit and is ready to thank G-d. So why must he wait until every other Jew has received a place of their own? Through a striking teaching of the Rebbe, this class uncovers the Torah’s radical definition of happiness: if someone else is still unsettled, my own joy cannot yet be complete.
When Every Judge Says Guilty (opens the original)
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The Talmud teaches a startling law: if every judge on the Sanhedrin immediately finds the accused guilty, he is acquitted. Why should unanimous agreement prevent a conviction? We explore the explanations of the Yad Ramah, Maimonides, the Maharal, and a fascinating Jewish-Christian disputation—culminating in the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s powerful teaching that Torah punishment is meant not merely to penalize, but to uncover the hidden good within a person, bring atonement, and restore the soul.
Confusing the Satan (opens the original)
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Mystical angles on the power of the Shofar.
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