
<p>Every word of Torah is pleasing to God and creates new heavens and renews the Earth.</p>


We study together the text the foundational work of Jewish mysticism upon which all subsequent Jewish mysticism is based. Emphasis is placed on how deeply the Zohar changed the face of how we practice Judaism today.
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Signup to Generate a PitchWe study together the text the foundational work of Jewish mysticism upon which all subsequent Jewish mysticism is based. Emphasis is placed on how deeply the Zohar changed the face of how we practice Judaism today.
The Zohar is hosted by SAUL J WEINREB. The show has published 11 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "The Zohar Lecture 11a - The Precious Words of Torah" (30 November 2025, 19 minutes), "The Zohar Lecture 10 - The Vision of the Gazelle" (27 November 2025, 51 minutes), and "The Zohar Lecture 9 - Creation and the Role of Abraham" (23 November 2025, 24 minutes).
The Zohar publishes roughly a few times a week, with episodes averaging 28 minutes across 11 episodes.
Booking probability for The Zohar is 18%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Zohar requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Zohar's contact route on record: verified email.
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SAUL J WEINREB hosts The Zohar, a religion podcast with 11 episodes published.
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<p>Every word of Torah is pleasing to God and creates new heavens and renews the Earth.</p>

<p>Rabbi Chiya ascends to heaven and learns the meaning of the vision of the Gazelle, when God is disappointed in the world but the light of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai's Torah holds up the world. Psalm 22 is interpreted as...

<p>Without Abraham, the universe would not be sustained.</p>

<p>Rabbis Yudai, Hiyyah and Yose continue to expound on the moment of creation, in which all was created and then flowed out through gates.</p>

<p>The remaining letters from Peh to Aleph present their cases, and God chooses Bet to create the world.</p>

<p>The letters of the Aleph Bet spar over who should be the letter of creation. A stunningly beautiful discussion of the merits and flaws of each letter from the letter Tav until the letter Tzadi, going backwards...

<p>Rabbi Shimon tells us that until there were people to see and experience creation and call the celestial and physical beings by a "name", God Himself did not yet have a "name".</p>

<p>Rabbi Simeon reveals a deeper meaning of the "who" of creation, as he describes how God manifested Himself in this world.</p>

The Zohar
<p>We study the third chapter of the introduction of the Zohar. We learn of the difference between the Hebrew terms, "mi" (who) and "mah" (what), and that God is One of Whom we can ask questions but never know the...

The Zohar
<p>We read Rabbi Simeon's discourse on another verse in the Song of Songs, regarding the "Blossoms". In the first version, it is compared to days of creation in which life begins, while in the second version we read of...

The Zohar
<p>We begin the study of this monumental and foundational work of Jewish mysticism with the first chapter in which Israel is compared to the flower of the lily.</p>
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