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55:04
Death and Mourning in Judaism (55:04)
All lives return to dust. After a life comes to its end, what does our tradition have to say about our response? How should we mourn? Why should we mourn? A lesson on life’s final days. This lecture was delivered at the 13th annual National Jewish Retreat. For more information and to register for the next retreat, visit: Jretreat.com.
Mrs. Rivkah Slonim (76)
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48:41
Them Bones Will Rise Again (48:41)
Getting another chance to see all of our loved ones alive again sounds like a foolish fantasy, but it’s right there among the Thirteen Principles of our Faith: G-d promises to revive the dead when Mashiach comes; believing in that truth is imperative to Judaism. Discover all the facts regarding this intriguing aspect of the messianic era
Rabbi Manis Friedman (248)
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1:10
Can a Woman Say Kaddish? (1:10)
For more "Crossfire" questions, go to: torahcafe.com/crossfire.
Series: Individual Crossfire questions
Rabbi Shais Taub (115)
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53:42
Yizkor: Between Here and There (53:42)
The solemn Yizkor prayer is Judaism’s way of remembering those who have passed on. But what does it mean to remember? Is it to cherish the past or connect to them in the present? Take part in this moving discussion on the bond between the living and those who have gone to their eternal rest—but are never gone
Rabbi Yitzchak Schochet (186)
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6:00
The History of Kaddish (6:00)
Professor Jonathan Sarna, discusses the history of Kaddish in American Jewry….
Series: The Jewish Course of Why
Professor Jonathan Sarna (48)
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55:50
The Journey of the Soul (55:50)
Does Judaism believe in an afterlife, reincarnation, and near-death experiences? If so, what do they look like, and why? Hear the amazing story of why we are here, the role and mission of our souls and gain insight into the purpose of this world and beyond. Dedicated in loving memory of John T. Chester, OBM. This lecture took place at the 10th annual National Jewish Retreat
Dr. Lisa Aiken (16)
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7:38
A Court Case with God (Yiddish) (7:38)
Phil Goldig tells a dramatic and poignant story about Rabbi Levi Yitzchak of Berdichev.
Phil Goldig (2)
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1:03:05
Do You Believe in Life after Life? (1:03:05)
What is the afterlife? Rabbi Friedman’s sensitive and meaningful approach illuminates the Jewish concept of the hereafter. This discussion includes practical applications of the core concepts of the soul and the afterlife on the here and now. This enjoyable talk is riddled with anecdotes including a fascinating story about Sara Ferguson, the Duchess of York
Rabbi Manis Friedman (248)
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3:26
How to Recite the Kaddish d'Rabbanan (3:26)
Kaddish d'Rabbanan: "Yis-gadal v'yis-kadash sh'mayh rabo." (Cong - "Omayn") "B'ol'mo di v'ro chir'u-sayh v'yamlich mal'chusayh, v'yatzmach pur'-konayh vikorayv m'shi-chayh." (Cong
Series: Jewish Services Made Simple (accompanying video)
Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks (113)
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2:45
How to Recite the Mourner's Kaddish (2:45)
The Mourner's Kaddish: "Yis-gadal v'yis-kadash sh'mayh rabo." (Cong - "Omayn") "B'ol'mo di v'ro chir'u-sayh v'yamlich mal'chusayh, v'yatzmach pur'-konayh vikorayv m'shi-chayh." (Cong
Series: Jewish Services Made Simple (accompanying video)
Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks (113)
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55:02
The Mourner's Kaddish: Its Meaning and Objective (55:02)
This deeply introspective and engaging talk provides an exposition on the effect of Kaddish both on the mourner and on the soul of the departed. Rabbi Fajnland’s insight on the topic sheds light on the recital of Kaddish, a practice which is often misunderstood. This class is highly recommended to those who wish to imbue their recital of Kaddish with personal meaning
Rabbi Leibel Fajnland (4)