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ARCHIVE Adult Education JLI

JLI: Decoding the Talmud

LUNCH AND LEARN

6 Mondays,
11:00 A.M. - 12:15 P.M.

Feb 3rd - Mar 17th

@ Berkowitz Chabad House
452 Brookside Dr, Fairfield CT 06824

 

Instructor: Rabbi Shlame Landa

This course is being offered for both online and in-person attendees

 
JOIN NOW

EVENING OPTION

6 Mondays,
7:30 - 8:45 P.M.

Feb 3rd - Mar 17th

@ Berkowitz Chabad House
452 Brookside Dr, Fairfield CT 06824

Instructor: Rabbi Shlame Landa

 
JOIN NOW

MORE INFO

[email protected]
203.373.7551
Fee: $105 | Couple Discount $180

Scholarships available upon request

 

Discover the story, substance, and significance of the Talmud, Judaism's central text. This six-week course introduces the Talmud’s rich discussions on Jewish law and philosophy, exploring its origins, style, and the great sages behind it. Through key Talmudic topics, you’ll learn how to navigate its complexity and experience how Talmud study is both intellectually stimulating and spiritually enriching. Join us for an engaging dive into the Talmud and its timeless wisdom.  

 

DECODING THE TALMUD

Inside the Story, Substance, and Significance of the Book That Defines Judaism

Enter the intricate world of the Talmud: the monumental classic that has defined Jewish learning for centuries. Join this six-week course from the Rohr Jewish Learning Institute to discover the Talmud, its history, authors, and significance—and experience it for yourself.

You'll learn the key terms, logical principles, and historical context required to decode every part of the Talmudic page. Plus, see how it became central to Jewish life and why it inspires fascination, debate, and study today.

Lesson One | February 3
The Jewish People and the Talmud
Why Jewish life orbits a book of law.

Jewish law’s ultimate record is the Talmud, but what is Jewish law? Explore its nature, scope, and roots in the written Torah and Oral Law—and see learning’s central role in Jewish practice and culture.

 

Lesson Two | February 10
The Mishnah
The origins, authors, and contents of Judaism’s first legal code.

See how Jewish law shifted from oral tradition to written code and encounter the Mishnah’s precise style, tight structure, and tolerance for debate—and its spiritual significance in Jewish life.

 

Lesson Three | February 24
Decrypting the Mishnah
How the sages studied, debated, and understood the Mishnah.

Discover the tools, methods, and principles the sages employed in the centuries-long effort to unpack the Mishnah’s full practical implications.

 

Lesson Four | March 3
To Create the Talmud
How the sages shaped its structure and substance.

Meet the pivotal sages in the Talmud’s story—from Rav and Shmuel’s first academies to Rav Ashi and Ravina’s final text—and see how they wove in stories as well as ethical and philosophical teachings.

 

Lesson Five | March 10
How the Talmud Thinks
A unique method of logic—and why it matters.

Understand the Babylonian Talmud’s rigorous mode of legal reasoning, how it balances dueling principles to arrive at clear legal boundaries, and how its elegant logic fuels deeper learning.

 

Lesson Six | March 17
The Talmud until Today
Talmudic literature and fifteen centuries of constant study.

See how and why the Talmud became the core of Jewish law and discover the vast literature of responsa, legal codes, and commentaries that continue the conversation until today.

 


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