Morenu: Shabat

Study Program for Rabbinic Ordination, without Authorization to Issue Halachic Rulings.
Under the guidance of the heads of the Kollel, Rabbi Moshe Ehrenreich ZTL, and Rabbi Yosef Carmel.
Writing and recorded lectures:: Rabbi Bezalel Daniel
Consultation and editing: Rabbi Yitzhak Steinberg
The program consists of dozens of self-study lesson units, including source sheets and recorded lectures, covering the following topics:
Ma’aseh Shabbat (benefiting from prohibited labor performed on Shabbat); cooking, leaving food on a heat source (shehiyah), and insulation (hatmanah); honoring and enjoying Shabbat; the laws of muktzeh.

Ma’aseh Shabbat (Lessons 1-12)

1- Principles of the prohibition of asking a non-Jew to Perform Melacha on Shabbat

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2- Defining on one’s behalf

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3- Defining Benefit from Melacha

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4- Instructing A Non- Jew to do Melacha – Special Leniencies

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5- Leniencies that allow requesting or benefitting from a melacha

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6- Business partnership with a non-Jew

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7- Marit Ayin in employing non-Jews to work on Shabbat

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8- Melacha Performed by a Jew on Shabbat

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9-Defining Permitted Forms of Benefit On Shabbat

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10- Shvitat Kelim part 1

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11- Shvitat Kelim part 2

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12- Travelling on the Days Proceeding Shabbat

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Cooking, Shehiyah, and Hatmanah (Lessons 13-26)

13- Defining the Different Stages of Bishul

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14- Bishul After Bishul

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15- Bishul After Baking and Grilling & Vice Versa

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16- Placing Food Near the Heat Source and Returning Food to the Heat Source on Shabbat

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17- The Conditions of Chazara

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18- Transferring from One Source of Heat to Another, and Hotplates

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19- The Conditions of Chazara

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20- Kalei Bishul

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21- Mixing Hot and Cold Water

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22- Kalei Bishul

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23- Varying sources of heat

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24- Varying sources of heat

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25- Food That May Be Left on the Flame as Shabbat Begins heat

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26- הטמנה – Enveloping the food

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Honoring and Enjoying Shabbat (Lessons 27-36)

27- Tosefet Shabbat

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28- The Reasons Behind the Mitzvah of Candlelighting

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29 – Mitzvah of Kiddush

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30 – Halachic Details of Kiddush

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31 – The Mitzvah of Havdala

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32 – Halachic Details of Havdalah

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33 – Appropriate conduct on Shabbat

34 – Commerce on Shabbat

35 – Earning money on Shabbat

36 – Shabbat appropriate reading materials

Halachic Details of Muktze (Lessons 37-44)

37 – A history of Muktze

38 – What is Muktze and how to de-muktze-fy?

39 – Repurposing broken items to avoid Muktze

40 – What broke and became Muktze?

41 – What goods are Muktze?

42 – Are toys Muktze?

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44 – Muktze Me’Chamat Chesron Kis

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Program Team

Rabbi Bezalel Daniel

Writing and recorded lectures

Morenu: Shabat

Ma’aseh Shabbat (Lessons 1-12)

1- Principles of the prohibition of asking a non-Jew to Perform Melacha on Shabbat

2- Defining on one’s behalf

3- Defining Benefit from Melacha

4- Instructing A Non- Jew to do Melacha – Special Leniencies

5- Leniencies that allow requesting or benefitting from a melacha

6- Business partnership with a non-Jew

7- Marit Ayin in employing non-Jews to work on Shabbat

8- Melacha Performed by a Jew on Shabbat

9-Defining Permitted Forms of Benefit On Shabbat

10- Shvitat Kelim part 1

11- Shvitat Kelim part 2

12- Travelling on the Days Proceeding Shabbat

Cooking, Shehiyah, and Hatmanah (Lessons 13-26)

13- Defining the Different Stages of Bishul

14- Bishul After Bishul

15- Bishul After Baking and Grilling & Vice Versa

16- Placing Food Near the Heat Source and Returning Food to the Heat Source on Shabbat

17- The Conditions of Chazara

18- Transferring from One Source of Heat to Another, and Hotplates

19- The Conditions of Chazara

20- Kalei Bishul

21- Mixing Hot and Cold Water

22- Kalei Bishul

23- Varying sources of heat

24- Varying sources of heat

25- Food That May Be Left on the Flame as Shabbat Begins heat

26- הטמנה – Enveloping the food

Honoring and Enjoying Shabbat (Lessons 27-36)

27- Tosefet Shabbat

28- The Reasons Behind the Mitzvah of Candlelighting

29 – Mitzvah of Kiddush

30 – Halachic Details of Kiddush

31 – The Mitzvah of Havdala

32 – Halachic Details of Havdalah

33 – Appropriate conduct on Shabbat

34 – Commerce on Shabbat

35 – Earning money on Shabbat

36 – Shabbat appropriate reading materials

Halachic Details of Muktze (Lessons 37-44)

37 – A history of Muktze

38 – What is Muktze and how to de-muktze-fy?

39 – Repurposing broken items to avoid Muktze

40 – What broke and became Muktze?

41 – What goods are Muktze?

42 – Are toys Muktze?

44 – Muktze Me’Chamat Chesron Kis

Program Team

Rabbi Bezalel Daniel

Writing and recorded lectures

Rabbi Yitzhak Steinberg

Consultation and editing

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