A Taste of Talmud II

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The opening of this shiur, in Chacham Baruch Ben-Haim ztl’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

I would like to review a little some of the discussions that we had last night but we will continue in the same text of M on page 15 regarding the law of how we read shma let me just refresh your memory about it we had radya who stood before Raa a student before his reab and he expounded the word and you shall teach that word is read in the text of that we all read in and he expounded the word which normally it would mean to teach you have to teach your children the Torah that's what it means but here he added another learning just I would like to stop right here to tell you something having to do with an explanation that on the first stage it comes in a very simple way that that which we call in the in in the vernacular of the garat the simplest the simple way and then we have also the D the Das means when you expounded when you expound even more the meaning of that word why is it necessary why is it that we are not content only with a simple text with a simple meaning it's because we have to keep in mind that the Torah is a god-given Torah it's not a book that was written by a human being as some people would like to say that Moses is the one who wrote the Torah and Moses was a human being but there is no God there is nothing God forbid day by day we are here to testify that the text of the Torah is impossible it is impossible that it was written by a human hand every day we discover this truth that the words of the Torah are the

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2. 5:20undoubtable that it has definitely meaning and logic what was that that we learned yesterday that…
3. 11:19change Always according to the circumstances according to life according to the present am I right…
4. 17:26the story of Shalom King Solomon when he saw this law he says not me women…
5. 23:24everything that we see today was written 2,000 years ago how were they able to know…
6. 29:20forever why because the divine presence is there you understand so now you see here is…
7. 35:17lasted until today it's already 3,300 years since the Tor was given to us is there…
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9. 47:49right I corrected somebody in in kades so same thing also says and so so forth…
10. 53:46during that's a big mism that we read the night of sh so what what is…

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