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EPISODE · Jan 17, 2021 · 57 MIN

Torah Class - Parshat Bo: Why Do Rabbis Make Rules?

from Rabbi Zushe Greenberg · host Rabbi Zushe Greenberg

*Parshat Bo: Why Do Rabbis Make Rules?* Throughout Jewish history, the rabbis have enacted takanot, or Rabbinic ordinances, to safeguard Jewish observance. Shabbat begins at sundown? The sages extend it by eighteen minutes. The evening Shema must be recited by sunrise? The rabbis said midnight. Where did they learn this behavior? Why are the Torah’s commands not enough?

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