Rabbi Yisrael Choleva - Introduction to the Oral Law: The History of the Oral Law - Part 2

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so last time we were speaking about the chain of transmission of the Torah and we went from the period of Mount Sinai and we went all the way through the first Temple period we went to the Second Temple period went to the area over there that's called the the time period of the tonight okay which goes from the an shakiness autauga dola okay which was the governing body basically after the return from the first exile and from that period until basically the mission was written about 200-250 of the Common Era right so that period is known as the 10-8 period and it ends with the compilation of the mission of by Reba kohinata kawika locally called Rebbe following ready for the next 200 years we have the period of the UM Orion okay at the conclusion of the Amarok period we have rovena and roof ah she who together wrote down the Babylonian Talmud the tongue with bubbly and that was where we ended off last time so we had our Mishnah we had our Gomorrah we saw before the for different reasons of the rambam as to why the gamar was written right as in addition to the mission itself and as we recall we mentioned that although the Oral Law had always been taught Rabbi Judah back to student when it was written down we took away from some of that but not from all of it therefore the mission itself is still undecipherable unless you have a guide to teach you and even the gamarra which is intended to be partially a guide for explaining the Mishnah as we know from the limited gamarra that we've seen together the kumar itself also needs a rabbi or somebody to explain to you what's going on because it's very confusing and ambiguous as well okay one thing I don't remember if we mentioned

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2. 3:56split which we now know today is the Ashkenazim and discarding ok just happen in the…
3. 7:33the Crusades are coming towards the end of this period but that's more I mean Rashi…
4. 11:23as concise as his grandfather was so Raschi really you know wrote a commentary on main…
5. 15:07aren't too important yet alright you'll come to important totally 20th century really good Spanish Inquisition…
6. 18:58rambam okay and somebody named the rush who came from Germany right he later moved into…
7. 22:39usually people ask you questions right this is the style we have today right you ready…
8. 26:26which one which commentary fits best with the words of the good mark but although the…
9. 30:06place you look at is in the mission bruh that's where we go ok and again…
10. 33:47whole history of the development of the halacha but if you need a quick answer you…

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