An overview of the daily lesson of Sefer Hamitzvot, Maimonides' Book of Mitzvahs, which details and concisely explains each of the 613 commandments. more

The Mishneh Torah was the Rambam's (Rabbi Moses ben Maimon) magnum opus, a work spanning hundreds of chapters and describing all of the laws mentioned in the Torah. To this day it is the only work that details all of Jewish observance, including those laws which are only applicable when the Holy Temple is in place. Participating in one of the annual study cycles of these laws (3 chapters/day, 1 chapter/day, or Sefer Hamitzvot) is a way we can play a small but essential part in rebuilding the final Temple. more

Join Rabbi Kaplan as he explores the daily lesson in Maimonides' Sefer HaMitzvos following the daily study cycle. You'll complete all 613 commandments in just under a year! more

Learn three chapters a day of Rambam's Mishneh Torah with classes from Rabbi Yehoshua B. Gordon. The original Hebrew text is read, translated and clearly explained in English. more

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'We are raising a generation of young people who are very observant but not very religious.' (HaRav A. Feldman shlit'a) For many of us, young and old, the disconnect is palpable. We have access to vast amounts of Torah knowledge, and the technicalities of Mitzvah observance are easier than ever before. Yet there is a haunting sense of 'been there, done that' and somehow we lack vision, and a sense of mission. These podcasts are designed to add a depth of understanding, a healthy does of reality, and practical inspiration into our daily lives. PUT LIFE IN YOUR TORAH! more

The Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe Podcasts Collection gives you the opportunity to listen and enjoy to all the Torah & Insights from Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe in one feed. The The Parsha Podcast, Jewish History Podcast, The Mitzvah Podcast, This Jewish Life, TORAH 101 and The Ethics Podcast in one convenient place. Enjoy! more

My dream is to help every Jew live a better, happier, more meaningful life by learning a little Torah everyday, increasing in their Mitzvot, and to together build a proper dwelling for Hashem in our world! more

Rabbi Walter's podcast is rooted in Halachah, Minhagim, and Mitzvos based upon classical Rabbinic sources, blended with a strong emphasis on the philosophy, history, and background of each of the above.Rabbi Walter is the Rav of Woodside Synagogue Ahavas Torah, is the executive director of the Rabbinical Council of Greater Washington, and is the author of the three works of Jewish Law.This podcast has covered Pirkei Avos, the Positive Mitzvos from The Sefer HaMitzvos HaKatazar of the Chafetz Chaim, and is curentlly going through the halachos and mitzvos of the seasons of the year. more

Rabbi Resnick offers clear and to-the-point classes in plain English on the daily portion of Rambam's Mishneh Torah for the 3 chapters a day cycle. more

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Welcome to The Motivation Congregation, a daily podcast focused on Torah and Mussar! Each episode is designed to inspire and enrich your spiritual journey. We delve into the depths of the weekly Parsha, providing unique insights and wisdom to help you grow in your faith and understanding of the Torah. New! Subscribe to our WhatsApp Status by texting 'Greatness' to (757)-679-4497 and begin your journey to greatness today. more

This feed offers Messianic Jewish audio teachings, including Torah commentaries and concepts in Messianic Judaism. more

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Insights, ideas and inspiration mined from the weekly Torah portion and the classic commentaries, and distilled by South African Chief Rabbi Dr. Warren Goldstein. Known as a 'spiritual entrepreneur', Rabbi Goldstein has launched and led a number of initiatives that have changed the face not only of his own community, but of world Jewry. In the Language of Tomorrow, he explores the Torah's vision for creating a better society, and an inspired, meaningful life. more

Text based class in the daily Chumash and Rashi of this weeks Sedra / ParshaWish you could learn chitas l'iyun with a chevrusa? Let us learn together - Quick & concise translation! more

A tribute to the legacy of Rav Samson Raphael Hirsch Why This Title? It was his motto 'sich selbst begreifendes Ju dentum ', Judaism understood from within, a term that encapsulates Rav Hirsch's approach of diving into the essence of Judaism, viewing it through its inherent structures rather than through external lenses. Under the 'Topical Resources' , you'll find additional Topics more

Rabbi Shmuel Zucker was born in Golders Green, England, and spent his formative years in Yeshivas Mir in Yerushalayim. He is currently the Mara D'Asra of Kehilla Kedosha Ramat Eshkol, and Mashgiach in Yeshivas Aish HaTorah in Yerushalayim. Rabbi Zucker's dynamic and warm personality has made him a beloved rebbe over his 25 years of teaching in many Yeshivos in Eretz Yisroel. He has authored many Seforim of his original insights in Torah. Rabbi Zucker has an incredible ability to teach profound concepts of Judaism through delving into the breadth of the entire Torah and then compartmentalizing it into a simple message for life. kehillakedosha.com more

This is the Torah Observant 'Shomer Mitzvot' series. In Judaism, safeguarding and keeping the Torah is central to performing the will of HaShem. Indeed, as properly understood from HaShem's point of view, the whole of Torah was given to bring its followers to the 'goal' of acquiring the kind of faith in HaShem that leads to placing one's trusting faithfulness in the One and only Son of HaShem, Yeshua HaMashiach. To this end, the Torah has prophesied about him since as early as the book of Genesis (3:15), and continues to speak of him until its conclusion in Revelation (22:20). In this capacity, the Torah acts like its etymological counterpart 'yarah' (an archery term) in that it 'teaches' its adherents how to properly identify with HaShem by helping them to 'reach the mark.' To be sure, one of the most common Hebrew verbs used to identify sin 'chatah' literally means, 'to miss the mark.' more