b. Rabbi Jacob J. Schacter on why Yisro merited to have the parsha named after him.
c. The Ohr Hachaim on Shamoa Tishme'u: The double kabalas hatorah.
d. Rav Yaacov Kaminetsky on Ko Somar: Moshe's words come straight from Hashem.
e. The GR"A on the two readings of Lo Tirtzach: Two types of murder regarding being a posek.
f. The Meiri on the parallels between the two halves of the aseres hadibros.
g. Rav Meir Shapiro's understanding of the gemara Zevachim 116a about the reaction of the nations of the world to kabalas hatorah, and Bilam's statements." />

Yitro

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February 11 2009
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Venue: Nofei HaShemesh Nofei HaShemesh

Parsha:
Yitro 

References: Shabbat: 88a ,  Zevachim: 116a ,  Tur : Orach Chaim 139 ,  Meiri: Hakdama Lshas  

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a. The dispute between the Rambam and B"Hag about the mitzvah of belief in Hashem.<br> b. Rabbi Jacob J. Schacter on why Yisro merited to have the parsha named after him.<br> c. The Ohr Hachaim on Shamoa Tishme'u: The double kabalas hatorah.<br> d. Rav Yaacov Kaminetsky on Ko Somar: Moshe's words come straight from Hashem.<br> e. The GR"A on the two readings of Lo Tirtzach: Two types of murder regarding being a posek.<br> f. The Meiri on the parallels between the two halves of the aseres hadibros.<br> g. Rav Meir Shapiro's understanding of the gemara Zevachim 116a about the reaction of the nations of the world to kabalas hatorah, and Bilam's statements.

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