Nechama Leibowitz's Teachings and Methodology
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Dr. Nehama Leibowitz pioneered the modern scientific discipline of the study of parshanut. Her students who studied with her in person and by mail (through her famous “gilyonot) came from all walks of life. In this shiur, we explore Dr. Nehama Leibowitz’s Tanakh methodology and personality, drawing on her writings and anecdotes. We will examine different aspects of her approach to peshat and derash, structure and meaning, and insights about ethics and human behavior, using varied examples from the Biblical text.
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- Rivka & Esther: Mirror Images
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- The Key to Tanach: Haazinu and its Hidden Messages
- Meaning of the Omer, Counting, and Shavuot
- Guide to the Perplexed - Perplexing Questions Regarding Rashi's Bible Commentary - A Search for Answers
- The Second Luchot and the Thirteen Middot
- The Five Fast Days of Tevet
- The David and Batsheva Episode