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  Reuven -12 years ago

  thank you!
  awesome Rabbi, B"H for your shiurim- I've been learning shabbos in 770 and w/o shiurim it lacks a vital elelment, Thank you!
  

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  Yaakov -12 years ago

  Missing the class
  Why no new class this Sunday evening? A big pitty. I was so looking fwd!

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  Levy -12 years ago

  Wineberg
  Yossie sh"y,
  
  So good to "redn in lernen" again after the long hiatus.
  
  About the interpretation of Tehillim 136, it's one of those things which liggen in kop.
  
  But if I did see it - in Chassdus it would be by the Rebbe the Tz.Tz.. Otherwise I think it's quoted in the intro to one of the early "Otzar Meforshei HaTalmud".

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  Yossie Nemes -12 years ago

  Question
  Just listened to first Shiur and Yasher Koach to Rabi V'mori Harav Wienberg. Excellent Shiur as expected. I was wondering if Rabbi Weinberg can give us the source for the vort of Hashem creating and then organizing (from Tehilim 136, L'oseh Oros, etc.) creation. This was borught as the possible source of how Borer is productive melacha, because step two of productivity, after creating, is organizing or placing item in the right place.
  
  Of course if it’s the RLW's own idea 'Iz Mir Oich Gut', just wondering because it's an excellent vort.
  
  

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    Anonymous -12 years ago

    Re: Question
    Yossie sh"y,
    
    So good to "redn in lernen" again after the long hiatus.
    
    About the interpretation of Tehillim 136, it's one of those things which liggen in kop.
    
    But if I did see it - in Chassdus it would be by the Rebbe the Tz.Tz.. Otherwise I think it's quoted in the intro to one of the early "Otzar Meforshei HaTalmud"

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  The critic -12 years ago

  Pretoria
  Another first year Pertorian here. Boy I didn’t realize until now how much I miss these shurim, can we go back?

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  Anonymous -12 years ago

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  Sicavin -12 years ago

  My Rabbi
  Was in his Pilot Smicha Program. Rabbi Wienberg is very special he has a very vast knowledge in Torah, as well as secular studies. he also has a very warm heart.

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  Rachel -12 years ago

  class on Borer
  So clear, so informative, so deep---I love how Rabbi Wineberg integrates Chassidus with the practical....I agree---A BIG WOW!!

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  Shmuel -12 years ago

  Excellent
  Excellent! Brilliant!

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  Rochelle Kaplan -12 years ago

  Perfect delivery
  Enjoyed the class. Together with its complexity, it kept my interest to hear it to its conclusion. It was perfect!

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  yosef -12 years ago

  re: re: wow
  I find Rabbi Winebergs holistic approach to Torah study fascinating
  
  
  
  

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  yosef -12 years ago

  wow
  this rabbi is a star
  
  the class is delivered with such clarity and depth

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    Anonymous -12 years ago

    Re: wow
    On behalf of all of our Staff, thank you for your feedback! If you enjoyed a class, continue to tell us about it!
    
    
    
    What did you think about how Rabbi Wineberg masters and connects so many aspects of the same subject?
    
    

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      Anonymous -10 years ago

      Re: wow
      What I loved the most about the class was how it wasn't just that he shared all the views and sources and aspects but that Rabbi Wineberg teaches us how to learn the subject & how to connect the pieces.  (I'm still going "Wow" and shaking my head in amazement throughout the day at the chassidus from the Borer #2 shiur.) 

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  יעקב -12 years ago

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  ישר כוח גדול על השיעור הבהיר
  
  אם אפשר להוסיף בבקשה את המקום שבהם אפשר לעיין במראי מקום אם רוצים לעיין בבעל המאור או איפה הירושלמי מופיע וכן הרמב"ן

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    Anonymous -12 years ago

    Re: Sources
    Baal Hamaor is in the beginning of Perek Haoreg.
    
    

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  RER -12 years ago

  Class
  Thank you, Rabbi Weinberg. GREAT class....PLEASE keep them coming.

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    david -12 years ago

    Re: Class
    really really enjoyed. thank you rabbi weinberg! Im looking forward to the next one. florida

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