TorahCafe – Shavuos
Torah Cafe is proud to present a treasury of videos on a variety of topics related to Shavuot.
You can see them at: TorahCafe.com/Shavuot.
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Judaism encourages us to ask questions, so this lesson addresses questions your congregants may have regarding, “How do we know the Torah is true?” It examines why the Rambam was convinced of the historical truth of the revelation at Sinai and whether there’s empirical evidence to support him.
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The Truth of Sinai – 1 Teacher’s Manual and 10 Student Books
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Fruit and Fruition
An Insight on Result-Oriented Thinking
Good intentions may not pave the path to hell, but absent deed, they certainly will not lead to heaven. This lesson discusses the importance of deed and the symbolism of Shavuot as the New Year for fruit
A special Shavuos lesson from the JLI Course Curious Tales of the Talmud.
Finding Personal meaning in the Ten Commandments
A special Shavuos lesson from the RCS Course A reason to Celebrate.
The First Chasid
Ba’al Shem Tov: The Man and His Movement
The Chasidic movement was founded in the eighteenth century by Rabbi Israel Ba’al Shem. What is the story of this man and what was his mission? Enjoy a biography of the Ba’alShem Tov, and a glimpse of his teachings and the revolution he sparked.
The Foundation of the Mitzvah
of Counting the Omer
Are All the Days of the Count One Mitzvahor Are They Separate Mitzvot?
In honor of Shavuos, JLI is offering Sparks of Wisdom on the Aseres Hadibros. Available to all shluchim, this neatly updated designed booklet contains foundational quotes from and regarding each of the Aseres Hadibros alongside related discussion questions to trigger discussion.
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A special Shavuos lesson from the JLI Course Paradigm Shift
Revival of Ruth
How to Make Judaism Real
Shavuot is the day we received the Torah, and on it we read the Book of Ruth. What is the reason for this custom, and what can we learn from it? Ruth teaches us what it means to accept the Torah—on the Torah’s terms.