Chizuk From the Heights - Priorities in Talmud Torah

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Date:
May 08 2023
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44min 21s
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Venue: YU Wilf Campus YU Wilf Campus

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Chizuk From the Heights Club and Dirshu Club shiur in honor of the Dirshu Yomi siyum of Chelek Alef

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    1. Title: Shnaim Mikra Ehad Tirgum
      Author: False == 1 ? Anonymous : David Super &##44;
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      Hello Rabbi Lebowitz, In your shiur about torah learning, you mentionned that Shnaim Mikra Ehad Tirgum is a priority. I have been willing to take upon myself this commitment for a few months now but am afraid I won't be able to keep up with it mainly because I am very slow at reading in aramaic. You mentionned that you tend to allow for a lot of Kulos regarding this matter and I was wondering if my Ehad Tirgum could be a reading in English instead of Aramaic. This would help me a lot to get started. Kind regards, David

    2. Title: Shnaim Mikra Ehad Tirgum
      Author: False == 1 ? Anonymous : David Super &##44;
      Reply

      Hello Rabbi Lebowitz, In your shiur about torah learning, you mentionned that Shnaim Mikra Ehad Tirgum is a priority. I have been willing to take upon myself this commitment for a few months now but am afraid I won't be able to keep up with it mainly because I am very slow at reading in aramaic. You mentionned that you tend to allow for a lot of Kulos regarding this matter and I was wondering if my Ehad Tirgum could be a reading in English instead of Aramaic. This would help me a lot to get started. Kind regards, David

    3. Title: Shnaim Mikra Ehad Tirgum
      Author: False == 1 ? Anonymous : David Super &##44;
      Reply

      Hello Rabbi Lebowitz, In your shiur about torah learning, you mentionned that Shnaim Mikra Ehad Tirgum is a priority. I have been willing to take upon myself this commitment for a few months now but am afraid I won't be able to keep up with it mainly because I am very slow at reading in aramaic. You mentionned that you tend to allow for a lot of Kulos regarding this matter and I was wondering if my Ehad Tirgum could be a reading in English instead of Aramaic. This would help me a lot to get started. Kind regards, David