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Hosted by David Saltzman · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 88 episodes
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David Saltzman hosts Parasha with dAvId Saltzman, a religion show with 88 episodes published.
See sources here In this shiur, we examine the Torah's prohibitions regarding the nations of Ammon, Moab, and Amalek, focusing on the moral justifications for their exclusion and eventual destruction. The Ammonites and M
Source sheet here In this shiur, we examine the prohibition of Bal Tashchit, which forbids the wanton destruction of fruit trees during a military siege. Various meforshim debate the meaning of the phrase "for man is a t
See sources here In this shiur, we examine the Torah's mandate from Devarim 15 regarding the obligation to support the impoverished, specifically focusing on the prohibition against hardening one's heart as the Shmitah y
In this shiur, we examine the multifaceted religious obligation to love God, exploring whether it is a literal emotional command or a metaphorical call to action. Traditional commentators debate whether this love is achi
See source here In this shiur we explore the biblical prohibitions of Bal Tosif and Bal Tigra, which forbid adding to or subtracting from the divine commandments. Historical examples involving Moshe, King Solomon, and
See source here In this shiur we explore the biblical prohibitions of Bal Tosif and Bal Tigra, which forbid adding to or subtracting from the divine commandments. Historical examples involving Moshe, King Solomon, and th
Source Sheet Here הַסּוֹף נִכָּר כְּבָר בַּהַתְחָלָה In this shiur, we examine a specific detail in Moshe’s retelling of the spy narrative in Devarim, focusing on the disorderly manner in which the Jewish people approach
See sources here In this shiur, we analyze textual discrepancies regarding Aaron’s death and Beni Yisrael's travel routes in Bamidbar and Devarim.
In this shiur, we examine the command for Bnei Yisrael to treat the Midianites as enemies after the incident of moral and spiritual failure at Shittim. The meforshim investigate why Midian was targeted for destruction wh
See source here In this shiur we examine the nuanced meaning of the word "Hamorim" and the nature of the sin committed by Moses and Aaron at the waters of Merivah. We explore meforshim like Rashi, the Midrash, Rambam and
In this shiur, we examine the various motivations and circumstances that fueled Korach’s rebellion against the leadership of Moshe and Aharon. The Meforshim depict the uprising as a complex intersection of theological di
See source here In this shiur, we examine the rare biblical term וַיַּעְפִּלוּ, a unique word used to describe the Israelites' defiant attempt to enter the Promised Land against divine decree.We connect these ancient "Ma
This shiur examines why the laws of the menorah immediately follow the account of the korbanot of the Nessim in the Mishkan. Traditional commentaries, such as Midrash Tanhuma and Rashi, explain that Aaron felt distressed
This shiur examines the significance of the Mishkan's completion, focusing on the biblical phrase "on the day that Moshe finished." Commentaries highlight that while the entire nation contributed to the construction, Mos
See sources here The shiur explores holiness as a framework of distinct roles and boundaries within the Tabernacle service. While the Levites were chosen to support the Kohanim and represent the broader community, the te
See source here We examine the deep connection between observing Shmittah and the Jewish people’s right to stay safely in the Land of Israel. Commentators explain that breaking these agricultural laws leads to exile, whi
See source here This shiur explores sanctifying and desecrating God’s name. A major theme is the definition of Kiddush Hashem, which ranges from performing commandments with excellence to the supreme act of martyrdom, wh
See source here In this shiur, we explore the complex significance of the Azazel goat ritual performed on Yom Kippur as described in Parashat Acharei Mot. Meforshim debate whether Azazel refers to a rugged geographical l
See source here This shiur explores the legal and spiritual connections between Jewish identity, the Land of Israel, and the religious duties of Birkat Hamazon. We examine how core themes like Torah study and the physica
See source here We explore the significance of the "eighth day" transition from private divine revelation to communal religious service. Rashi, Ibn Ezra, and Rav Elchanan Samet debate the chronological timeline of the Ta
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Parasha with dAvId Saltzman is hosted by David Saltzman. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 88 episodes.
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