Learning the daf, page by page
Rabbi Aron Mordechai Lubelsky's shiurim take the classic beis medrash approach: working through the Gemara sequentially, one daf after the next. His recorded classes move through consecutive pages — Pesachim 65b, 66a, 66b, 67a and onward — so a learner can follow the sugya as it unfolds in order.
This daf-by-daf method has real advantages. It keeps a learner inside the flow of the Gemara's argument rather than jumping between isolated topics, and it lets the give-and-take of the sugya build naturally, which is how the Talmud is meant to be learned.
Maseches Pesachim
A significant stretch of his shiurim covers Maseches Pesachim, the tractate devoted to the laws of Pesach — chametz and matzah, the search for and removal of chametz, and the korban Pesach — as well as the seder night in its later chapters.
The dapim in the sixties, which his shiurim traverse, deal largely with the korban Pesach and its offering. Pesachim 66a is especially well known: it records the account of Hillel and the Bnei Beseira over whether the korban Pesach overrides Shabbos, and Hillel's subsequent appointment as Nasi — a passage rich in both halacha and mussar.
Beyond the Gemara
While the Talmud is at the center of his shiurim, Rabbi Lubelsky's recorded topics also reach into the moadim — the meaning and halachos of the Jewish holidays — and into matters of Torah thought and Jewish philosophy.
That breadth complements the daf. A learner working through his Gemara shiurim can also find material that steps back to consider the ideas behind the practice, giving a rounder picture that joins careful text study to the larger themes of Jewish life.
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At a glance
Key takeaways
- Rabbi Aron Mordechai Lubelsky gives sequential, daf-by-daf Gemara shiurim.
- A substantial portion works through Maseches Pesachim, the tractate of the laws of Pesach.
- Pesachim 66a records Hillel and the Bnei Beseira on whether the korban Pesach overrides Shabbos.
- His recorded topics also include the moadim (holidays) and Jewish thought.
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