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3 Rabbis and a Pasuk

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Every week, Rabbis Muskin, Mahler and Weiner will tape a fifteen-minute podcast discussion on one Pasuk chosen from the Parshat HaShavua, sharing their different views and allowing for a free flow of ideas between the rabbis. Each Thursday the podcast will be distributed helping the listening audience to prepare for the coming Shabbat. The first podcast will be produced for Parashat Noach and will be distributed on Thursday October 31.

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Episodes

  1. Parshat Vayakhel-Pekudei

    On this episode the rabbis discuss the uniqueness of the Melacha of kindling a flame.

  2. Parshat Tetzaveh

    On this episode, the rabbis discuss the uniqueness of the special clothing of the Kohen Gadol

  3. Parshat Terumah

    On this episode, the rabbis discuss the purpose of the mishkan.

  4. Parshat Mishpatim

    On this episode, the Rabbis discuss the ritual of a slave remaining with his master after six years.

  5. Parshat Yitro

    On this episode, the rabbis discuss Yitro’s famous statement - Baruch Hashem.

  6. Parshat Beshalach

    On this episode, the rabbis discuss the idea of Moshe carrying Yosef’s bones out of Egypt.

  7. Parshat Va’era

    On this episode the rabbis discuss the 4 languages of redemption.

  8. Parshat Shemot

    On this episode the rabbis discuss the changing tenor of Bnei Yisrael’s time in Egypt.

  9. Parshat Vayechi

    On this episode, the rabbis discuss Yaakov’s request to be buried in Eretz Yisrael.

  10. Parshat Vayigash

    On this episode the rabbis discuss the Yehuda’s leadership

  11. Parshat Miketz

    On this episode, the rabbis discuss Yosef’s preparation for his first meeting with Paroh.

  12. Parshat Vayeishev

    On this episode, the rabbis discuss Yaakov’s love for Yosef.

  13. Parshat Vayishlach

    On this episode the rabbis discuss Yaakov’s impending confrontation with Eisav.

  14. Parshat Vayeitzei

    On this episode, the rabbis discuss the uniqueness of the circumstances surrounding Yaakov’s dream.

  15. Parshat Toldot

    On this episode the rabbis discuss the unique language on prayer Yaakov and Rivka employed.

  16. Parshat Chayei Sara

    On this episode, the Rabbis discuss the importance of treating those who have passed with respect and dignity.

  17. Parshat Vayeira

    On this episode the Rabbis discuss Avraham’s great middah of chesed.

  18. Parshat Lech Lecha

    On this episode the Rabbis discuss the reasons and motivations of Abraham’s journey to Israel.

  19. Parshat Noach

    On this episode, the Rabbis discuss the ultimate causes of the flood.

  20. Parshat Bereishit

    On this episode, the Rabbis discuss the Torah’s opening pasuk.

About this show

Every week, Rabbis Muskin, Mahler and Weiner will tape a fifteen-minute podcast discussion on one Pasuk chosen from the Parshat HaShavua, sharing their different views and allowing for a free flow of ideas between the rabbis. Each Thursday the podcast will be distributed helping the listening audience to prepare for the coming Shabbat. The first podcast will be produced for Parashat Noach and will be distributed on Thursday October 31.

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Frequently asked questions

How many episodes does 3 Rabbis and a Pasuk have?

3 Rabbis and a Pasuk has 97 episodes on PodParley. The most recent episode was published on November 5, 2026.

What is 3 Rabbis and a Pasuk about?

Every week, Rabbis Muskin, Mahler and Weiner will tape a fifteen-minute podcast discussion on one Pasuk chosen from the Parshat HaShavua, sharing their different views and allowing for a free flow of ideas between the rabbis. Each Thursday the podcast will be distributed helping the listening...

How often does 3 Rabbis and a Pasuk release new episodes?

3 Rabbis and a Pasuk publishes weekly, based on its 97 episodes since October 2024.

Who hosts 3 Rabbis and a Pasuk?

3 Rabbis and a Pasuk is created and hosted by 3 Rabbis and a Pasuk.
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