In the Name of All of Israel

Rabbi Mordechai Rackover

The Mausoleum of Levi Yitzhak of Berditchev — The Mausoleum of Levi Yitzhak of Berdichev – By Gabbai26 – CC BY-SA 3.0

Here is a list of sources on Sefaria related to this audio class.

Maimonides Mishneh Torah – Laws of Idol Worship 1:3 – Hebrew & English
Kedushat Levi of Levi Yitzhak Berditchev – Va’Era 14 – Hebrew & English

Author

Rabbi Mordechai Rackover

Rabbi Mordechai Rackover serves as Editor in Chief of Exploring Judaism and Director of Publications and Digital Engagement at The Rabbinical Assembly. He has a background in education, campus work, and the pulpit. Mordechai studied for nearly a decade in a number of Yeshivot in Israel and has a BA in Jewish Studies from McGill University and an MA in Jewish Communal Leadership from Brandeis University. When not working he can be found reading or cooking and occasionally catering. Check out his Instagram for mouthwatering shots.
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Author

Rabbi Mordechai Rackover

Rabbi Mordechai Rackover serves as Editor in Chief of Exploring Judaism and Director of Publications and Digital Engagement at The Rabbinical Assembly. He has a background in education, campus work, and the pulpit. Mordechai studied for nearly a decade in a number of Yeshivot in Israel and has a BA in Jewish Studies from McGill University and an MA in Jewish Communal Leadership from Brandeis University. When not working he can be found reading or cooking and occasionally catering. Check out his Instagram for mouthwatering shots.

Post categories: Parashat Lech Lecha, Parashat Lech Lecha Dvar Torah, Sefer Bereshit / Book of Genesis, Torah

Post tags: Audio, Audio Dvar Torah, Kedushat Levi, Lech Lecha, Maimonides

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