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This class follows the order of the Code of Jewish Law.
The Code of Jewish Law, or Shulchan Aruch (lit. "Set Table") was written by
Rabbi Yosef Karo. Notes in curly brackets {} are the glosses of Rabbi Moshe
Isserles, and they often indicate where Ashkenazic custom differs from that
of the Sephardic or Eastern congregations.
Some terms are either so commonly used or so difficult to translate
effectively, that we have decided to leave the Hebrew term while providing a
glossary of definitions. You may retrieve this glossary by writing to
glossary@torah.org .
The writers contributing to this list change frequently, each having
volunteered to complete a particular section. This class is moderated by Stephen Phillips.
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ARTICLES ON
SHLACH:
The Spies and the Mitzvah of Challah Shlomo Katz - 5766
The Common Thread Rabbi Label Lam - 5770
Heart Palpitations Rabbi Naftali Reich - 5771
More Fragile Than Glass Rabbi Label Lam - 5762
Horses and Ladders Rabbi Eliyahu Hoffmann - 5760
Defining Reality and Illusion Rabbi Aron Tendler - 5766
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Handle With Care Rabbi Eliyahu Hoffmann - 5761
Trust Vs. Human Effort Rabbi Dovid Green - 5758
To Link, I Think Rabbi Label Lam - 5763
 When In Doubt Ask Rabbi Aron Tendler - 5764
Two Effective Methods Rabbi Yisroel Ciner - 5758
One Can Recognize His Own Greatness Without Being Arrogant Rabbi Yissocher Frand - 5772
Jewish Guilt Rabbi Dovid Green - 5759
Chicken Yiddle Rabbi Mordechai Kamenetzky - 5757
Never Assume, Always Prepare Rabbi Berel Wein - 5770
Bug Eyes Rabbi Mordechai Kamenetzky - 5756
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