COURS DU LUNDI : "LA FEMME" (GRAND-RABBIN JOSEPH-'H ' SITRUK)

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[Music] In short, but it's expensive, so after greeting our friends in Canada, with whom we must meet on their screen, I would like to remind you that starting tonight we will be launching a series of lectures, I think at least three, on a subject that has generated a lot of discussion, but which has always generated a lot of discussion: which has always generated a lot of discussion: fashions that come and go, in particular. So, starting tonight, I would like to talk to you about women. Now, why am I talking about this again now? I'll explain in a moment, but we will dedicate one lecture, tonight's lecture, to the study of the concept of women in Judaism. Secondly, we will dedicate a second lecture to the problem of marriage and second lecture to the problem of marriage and couples, and thirdly, we will dedicate another lecture to the extension of femininity, whether within the family or within society. We will therefore talk about women and society a little later. So, obviously, why now? Because, as I repeat, it's one of the subjects that regularly comes up in the news, and we have the impression that it's a new problem, and you know As I have often told you and you know As I have often told you in my classes, when a man in Rabat, whoever he may be, who studies the Torah, asks himself a question, he should only ask himself, "Do I know enough?" But the answer is clearly in the Torah; there always is. The Torah has never been unsettled by the slightest social innovation, by the slightest technological discovery, and even less so by the fundamental problem

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1. 0:10[Music] In short, but it's expensive, so after greeting our friends in Canada, with whom we…
2. 6:21we see that when woman is created, it is God who takes the example, who takes…
3. 12:39This means that this literal attraction that will be exerted between men and women, this need…
4. 18:51when I reflected on it while sleeping. I tell myself, "This time, in relation to the…
5. 25:04lips that it gives, it means the dream, it's not a coincidence, and in Hebrew, "to…
6. 31:16the world is approximate. The mathematical rule is an example of this: you can't make more…
7. 37:29made of Aleph and 100 students, it is the divine image and the meaning and the…
8. 43:39said that the role of women is much more fundamental; it's something else entirely. That she…
9. 49:46mother who give birth. One meter is someone who makes others explode, someone who makes others…
10. 55:53feel them, to master them and to influence them. And it was she who gave the…

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