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  Dina Buzaglo -1 year ago

  Dear Rabbi , I listened to your shout 4 times using your notes. Intend to tell my friends this Shavuot. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your words.

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    Dina Buzaglo -1 year ago

    I listened to your shiur

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• Anonymous -1 year ago

  Shirum Segulot

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  Hindy Drizin -3 years ago

  Fantastic!!!!

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  Sam -3 years ago

  In other words, they were lesbian?

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  Rabbi Aryeh Moshen -3 years ago

  Minor correction

  Eloheha - chol, her gods 

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  Dovid Benveniste,Tsfat -12 years ago

  Ruth
  Bs"d
  
  That explains why,since Ruth passed away,we have become ruthless people.

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  YPW -13 years ago

  hi!
  Rabbi, Doctor, Mr. Jacobson your shiurim are amazing!

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  Chaim -13 years ago

  Shiur
  B''H. I have seen your shiur. It is a fargenigen! I'm hearing you from Cordoba, Argentina. All the best.

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  Tzipah Wertheimer -13 years ago

  Marriage to Moabite women
  B'H I really, really enjoyed this class! I love the implications on parenting & education (Orpa passing on her issues to the next generations).
  
  
  I am wondering how the sons of Elimelech married Rus & Orpa in the first place. How did they marry Moabite women? Thanks!

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  Vincent Meijer -13 years ago

  Kisser ?
  One of the best and most fascinating Shiurs I'll ever hear.
  
  And on a personal note; being a Noahide, of typcal mixed Amsterdam blood, with a sister that converted and all that. I should watch it not becoming a kisser. But now that i am aware of that. I still don't know about converting but I should become a Noahide of utmost censerity and modesty.

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  Anonymous -13 years ago

  Feedback
  Thank you all for your feedback! As this is a virtual Yeshiva, without feedback you remain just a "click" and a number and we dont know who we are reaching so PLEASE continue to tell us EVERY time you enjoyed a class.
  
  
  
  The teachers need to hear it!

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  tzipi glick -13 years ago

  Ruth
  Absolutely brilliant!
  
  Anticipating next class. Thank you. yashar Koach! May Hash-m Bless you!!!

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  Meir Eichenstein -13 years ago

  Thanks
  Thanks for your effort and time, Rabbi J.

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  shlomo -13 years ago

  thank you
  simply amazing

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  jake -13 years ago

  title
  the title sounds a bit inappropiate-
  
  isnt this supposed to be a chssidic web-site?

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    Sam -4 years ago

    Since when is it chassidish? it hiemish. Just because you are chasiish dont mean this is

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  fanny -13 years ago

  pause
  anyone know how to pause the video ? i can't do it from my mac book pro
  
  

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  David -13 years ago

  Inspired
  I wanted to express my sincere appreciation for last night’s new endeavor, “Rus”. Just thinking about this Shavuos appropriate topic is enough for me to hug you, but then to bring to fruition your concept in such a creative, dynamic, enlightening format leaves me speechless in expressing my thanks. since you started on Monday nights, I have been a constant participator. My stroke has horrific repercussions in demoralizing and confusing ways.
  
  I look forward to Monday nights especially as a lift up in my week. I must admit though that your recent re-broadcasting of previous shiurim has left me less excited. I still gain and am inspired by the repeated Parsha Shiurim, making my Shabbos experience better, but the Shiur last night on Ruth, reminded me of those “first time around” Chiddushim feelings I used to get every Monday night… Chazak U’Boruch cubed! Ok, I’m on a roll.
  
  For that matter, the entire Yeshiva.Net is Tremendously successful. I still create Audio CDs of both your Shiur and the Tuesday night Shiur given by Rabbi Yossi Paltiel. I go to Shul Wednesday nights for our Rav,Rabbi Boruch Lesches’ Shiur on Samach Vav[I plan on checking out Rabbi Braun]. I then give out the CDs. I have loyal “customers”, anxious to receive a Good Vort and something far better to listen to in their cars, than news radio. I have also had requests to create batches of your Shiurim from people traveling or that have long daily commutes.

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  Kayo Kaneko -13 years ago

  There may be another tomorrow, but it would not mean anything
  Baruch HaShem
  
  
  
  I am a Japanese convert-wanna-be. I fully understand the void of Arpah. If Yiddish Kait is taken from me, Chas Veshalom (G-d forbid), I would not get up from my bed, ever.

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  Chaim Aaron -13 years ago

  Naomi/Ruth
  Re: Rashi's commentary. How could Naomi warn Ruth about the prohibition of yichud if there was no prohibition until the time of Dovid HaMelech? See Sanhadrin 22a.

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    Anonymous -13 years ago

    Re: Naomi/Ruth
    Dear Reb Chaim Aaron,
    
    Your question is a good one. I have not seen it in sefarim, but i will share my thoughts on the matter.
    
    As the Talmud explains there, and see also Rambam laws of Isurei Biah chapter 22, David and his Bes Din initiated the prohibition of yechud with a penuyah, with a single unmarried woman. Even earlier there was a prohibition against yechud with a married woman. This probably is what Naomi shared with Ruth.
    
    Even though Ruth was not married at the time, she was a penuyah, yet Naomi, as we know, wanted her to soon marry (and even arranged the marriage to some extent), hence she explained to her the laws of Yechud.

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      Chaim Aaron -13 years ago

      Re: Naomi/Ruth
      Thank you for the clear and logical answer.

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  Yakov -13 years ago

  Thanks
  i really appreciate your shiurim and share them with my students (which are Satmer, bobov, etcI feel free to write as you review the comments) Thanks a million You have changed the way I view things to the better and deeper may hashem grant you the strength to continue inspire yiddishe kinder

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  Elki -13 years ago

  New classes
  Rabbi Jacobson, I predicted (a bit in jest) that you wouldn't rest until you created a chassidic university online.
  
  Clearly and fortunately, you were very serious and determined about this project. יישר כוחך and mazel tov on your being the first Yeshiva Dean in cyberspace.I'm proud to be enrolled in this "ivy league" university of Chassidus. On top of all this, I didn't even have to pass an entrance exam or write an exam.
  
  Thank you for your vision and tenacity and once again I express tremendous appreciation to Dovid and Eda Schottenstein.

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Rabbi YY Jacobson

• May 16, 2011
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• 12 Iyyar 5771
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Classes in this Series

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  1 hr 42 min

  Women's Shavuos Class

  Goliath and His Mother Go Into Therapy

  Ruth Vs. Arpah; David Vs. Goliath -- A Story of Unresolved Pain

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  1 hr 6 min

  Ruth #8: Why Do the Highest Souls End Up In the Lowest Places?

  The Secret Behind Boaz Removing the Shoe

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  1 hr 24 min

  Ruth #7: A Sword in the Beis Midrash -- Part 4

  The Mysterious Lineage of Moshiach

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  1 hr 9 min

  Ruth #5: A Sword in the Beis Midrash -- Part 2

  The Perspective of the Brisker Rav and the Ben Eish Chai on the Debate on the Jewish Identity of Ruth & King David

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  59 min

  Ruth #6: A Sword in the Beis Midrash -- Part 3

  Why King David Was Considered an Illegal Child

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  1 hr 19 min

  Ruth #4: A Sword in the Beis Midrash -- Part 1

  The Debate on the Jewish Identity of Ruth & King David.

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  1 hr 7 min

  Ruth #3: In Middle of the Night

  Sometimes, To Acheive Greatness, You Have To Take Risks.

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  1 hr 18 min

  Ruth #2: A Tale of 3 Relationships & a Triple Reincarnation

  Dignity & Loyalty In the Depths of Pain