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Mishna by Mishna:Sukkah

by Rabbi Joel Padowitz

If you want to know all the "basic principles" of Shas (The Talmud), this is your big chance! These live recordings will provide you with a clear grasp, "Mishna by Mishna". Each is presented in an unrushed, articulate English with an emphasis on ensuring you understand the principles being conveyed and how the many details fit together into the "big picture". Regardless of your background, you will find the recordings understandable and enjoyable. Work through them at your own pace. If you put in 5 hours/week you can finish in two years.

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If you want to know all the "basic principles" of Shas (The Talmud), this is your big chance! These live recordings will provide you with a clear grasp, "Mishna by Mishna". Each is presented in an unrushed, articulate English with an emphasis on ensuring you understand the principles being conveyed and how the many details fit together into the "big picture". Regardless of your background, you will find the recordings understandable and enjoyable. Work through them at your own pace. If you put in 5 hours/week you can finish in two years.

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Rabbi Joel Padowitz

Frequently asked questions

How many episodes does Mishna by Mishna:Sukkah have?

Mishna by Mishna:Sukkah has 53 episodes on PodParley. The most recent episode was published on December 22, 2010.

What is Mishna by Mishna:Sukkah about?

If you want to know all the "basic principles" of Shas (The Talmud), this is your big chance! These live recordings will provide you with a clear grasp, "Mishna by Mishna". Each is presented in an unrushed, articulate English with an emphasis on ensuring you understand the principles being conveyed...

Who hosts Mishna by Mishna:Sukkah?

Mishna by Mishna:Sukkah is created and hosted by Rabbi Joel Padowitz.
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