Mitzvah Analyses
This four-part Talmud series will be exploring three fundamental Talmudic analyses used to define the essence of a mitzvah.
Tuesdays, January 18 - February 8 | 7:30-9:00 pm
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Instructor: Rabbi Binyomin Bitton
Actions or Results
Mitzvah Analysis, Lesson 1 | Tuesday, January 18
This class will explore the Talmudic analysis in defining the essence of a mitzva; if what matters most is the action or its result, and will present three practical ramifications evolving thereof.
The Person or the Object
Mitzvah Analysis, Lesson 2 | Tuesday, January 25
This class will explore the Talmudic analysis in defining prohibitions; does the prohibition apply first and foremost to the object itself, or does it apply merely to the person, and will present five categories of prohibitions.
General or Detail - Part I
Mitzvah Analysis, Lesson 3 | Tuesday, February 1
This class will explore the Talmudic analysis in defining certain mitzvot, whether it is a general and separate mitzva, or a detail in an existing and related mitzva.
General or Detail - Part II
Mitzvah Analysis, Lesson 4 | Tuesday, February 8
This class will further explore the Talmudic analysis in defining certain mitzvot, whether it is a general and separate mitzva, or a detail in an existing and related mitzva, and will present four practical ramifications evolving thereof.
This course is sponsored by Mr. Boris Rudnitski in memory of his father
Ze’ev ben Mordechai of blessed memory.
Marking his 3rd Yahrtzeit 21 Shevat
A project of Chabad of Richmond
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