Light in the Darkness of the Flood – A parsha post by TorahTutors.org Director Sarah Rudolph
https://www.webyeshiva.org/parshat-noach-5783/?fbclid=IwAR36uYpBfz9qS9hK26hbVeLaH8zIPkrBQmWHvQvvHV_93e7luYDSjUuZomE
A TuesdayTorahTutorsTidbit About Divisions: In Text, and in Traditions
For this week’s Tuesday TorahTutors Tidbit, a tutor describes an important teaching moment that occurred in a real TorahTutors session: In the course of studying Tanach, we discussed a pasuk (verse) that concludes the story we were learning. My student interjected and asked how this pasuk can conclude the story, seeing as it is actually the…
Is God Indecisive? (I’m not sure) – A parsha post by TorahTutors.org Director Sarah Rudolph
https://www.webyeshiva.org/parshat-bereishit-5783/
Starting Torah (anew) on Simchat Torah
One of the best things about Torah learning is that it’s never finished; there are always new insights to discover. Each year, we read through all five books of the Torah – and then, just as we complete the Torah on Simchat Torah, we immediately start again. At TorahTutors, we love to learn and we…
Moshe, Father of the Prophets – A parsha post by TorahTutors.org tutor Rabbi Dr. Stuart Fischman
https://www.webyeshiva.org/parshat-vezot-habracha-2022/
Studying History – A parsha post by TorahTutors.org tutor Rabbi Dr. Stuart Fischman
https://www.webyeshiva.org/parshat-haazinu-2022/
A Tuesday TorahTutors Tidbit About Things That Aren’t as Hard as They Seem
In a bit of a departure, today’s #TuesdayTorahTutorsTidbit is not real Torah, from real TorahTutors sessions, but it is real Torah, about TorahTutors sessions – and about Yom Kippur, about the new year, and about looking both backward and forward. In Parshat Nitzavim, which was read a few weeks ago, Moshe encourages the Jewish people…