#52: What Happens After You Die: An Eschatological Timeline

#12: The Thirteen Principles of Jewish Faith: God as Creator and Sustainer: The clearest, most universally accepted articulation of the Principles of Jewish Belief are the Rambam’s Thirteen Principles of Faith. This list of Thirteen Principles were codified in his commentary on Mishnah in the introduction to Chapter 10 of the ... by TORAH 101 - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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#15: The Singularity of God: The Second Principle of Jewish Faith declares that God is One. But not like one of a pair; and not like one of a group; and not like one person that can be divided into many [smaller] units; and not like a thing which is numerically one but can be infi... by TORAH 101 - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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#7: Introduction to Oral Torah: What are the four components of Oral Torah? What are the four elements of the Oral Torah that are not sourced in the Written Torah? What are some of the classical pieces of evidence proving the existence of the Oral Torah? by TORAH 101 - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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#4: The Cognitive Dissonance to the Veracity of the Torah and why Sinai Denial is on Shakier Intellectual Grounds than Holocaust Denial: We face internal resistance to the notion of a God-given Torah because that can create a divide between our beliefs and behaviors. How do we respond to the tumult caused by this revelation? ——- This podcast was recorded live at the TORCH Centre in Hous... by TORAH 101 - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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#1: Who Wrote the Torah: The authorship of the Torah is a highly consequential matter to clarify. If it is – as Jews have traditionally believed – the word of God, then it holds eternal absolute value for all. If it is not the word of God then it is no different than any othe... by TORAH 101 - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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#2: The Fallacy of the Bible Critics: We continue our dissection of the various options regarding the authorship of the Torah. ——- This podcast was recorded live at the TORCH Centre in Houston, TX. Please visit torcweb.org for program details and to make a donation. by TORAH 101 - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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#8: Why Moses Didn’t Simply Write Down the Oral Torah?: For nearly a millennia and a half, the entire corpus of Oral Torah was transmitted orally from generation to generation; parents to their children and teachers to their students. Moreover, a fierce prohibition was established to prevent its writing and... by TORAH 101 - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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#21: Torah and Science: Can they be Reconciled?: There are many areas where Torah and the consensus of modern scientists seem to irreconcilably differ. The Torah indicates that the first man, Adam, lived around 6,000 years ago, and the universe is roughly that age. by TORAH 101 - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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#10: Codifying the Oral Torah: At the end of the second century of the common era a fateful decision was made to commit the Jewish Law, known as Mishna, to writing. What prompted this dramatic change? What are the unique methodologies employed in this project? by TORAH 101 - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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#3: Implications of the Authorship of the Torah: Why it matters who wrote the Torah. ——- This podcast was recorded live at the TORCH Centre in Houston, TX. Please visit torcweb.org for program details and to make a donation. If you enjoy this podcast please subscribe and check out my other podcasts: ... by TORAH 101 - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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#6: Incontrovertible Evidence to the Divinity of the Torah: We explore the intricate interrelationship between written and oral Torah and determine that the creation of such a labyrinthine tapestry is beyond the capacity to man. ——– This podcast was recorded live at the TORCH Centre in Houston, TX. by TORAH 101 - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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#13: Does God’s Creation of the Universe Conflict with the Principle of God’s Perfection?: This podcast attempts to reconcile a knotty philosophical dilemma: The First Principle of the Thirteen Principles of Faith teaches us that God, Creator of heaven and earth, is Omniscient, Omnipresent, and Perfect. If God is Perfect and lacks nothing, by TORAH 101 - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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#5: An Unprecedented Eternal Nation: We explore some predictions in the Torah that have come true and ponder how a human author could have known the future. ——– This podcast was recorded live at the TORCH Centre in Houston, TX. Please visit torchweb. by TORAH 101 - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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#31: Innovation and Dynamism in Oral Torah: In the narrow sense, Oral Torah refers to the interpretation and understanding of the Written Torah. The Written Torah is written cryptically, and the Oral Torah demystifies and explains it. But the truth is that Oral Torah includes much more than that... by TORAH 101 - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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Thanks a Million!: Of all the episodes that I have recorded over the years, this will be perhaps the most unique one. For one, it will be released simultaneously on all 6 channels that I am fortunate enough to host: The Parsha Podcast, The Jewish History Podcast, by TORAH 101 - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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#11: Lost in Transmission: What Happens When Errors Occur in Oral Torah: The Jewish nation is entrusted with the task of preserving and perpetuating the Torah mistake-free. We have previously seen the vast ordinances in place to prevent errors. Yet humans are fallible and mistakes happen. by TORAH 101 - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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#23: The Parameters of Divine Providence: A central tenet of Jewish theology is that the same Creator who created the Heavens and the Earth also supervises His creation on an ongoing basis. Moreover, that supervision, that oversight is personal and down to the most minute detail. As such, by TORAH 101 - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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#39: What is Kabbalah?: Kabbalah, the hidden, mystical parts of the Torah, is arguably the most misunderstood area of Torah. It is a subject rife with misconceptions and misinterpretations; it is also a subject that is bursting with charlatans seeking to take advantage of the... by TORAH 101 - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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#19: The Incorporeality of God: The Third Principle of the Thirteen Principles of Jewish Faith states that God is incorporeal: He has no body, nor does He behave in a bodily way, and all indications in Scripture and other Torah literature to the contrary must be understood as analogi... by TORAH 101 - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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#9: Clear and Convincing Evidence to the Error-Free Transmission of the Oral Torah: The integrity of Jewish law, and by extension the dream of a great Jewish destiny, hinged upon the accurate transmission of an enormous body of law orally for 1400 years. Indeed, a fundamental principle of Jewish faith is that the same Torah given to M... by TORAH 101 - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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#14: Faith vs. Emunah: Understanding the Difference between Intellectual and Instinctual Belief in God: The Thirteen Principles of Faith are the foundations of our religion. Just as the foundation of a structure is indispensable for ensuring the integrity of the building; these principles are necessary prerequisites for Jewish faith. by TORAH 101 - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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#29: The Comprehensiveness of Torah + Annual Appeal at giveTORCH.org: Please support TORCH and The TORAH 101 Podcast TODAY during our only annual fundraiser giveTORCH.org Support the TORAH 101 Podcast – https://www.charidy.com/torch/101 EVERY DONATION IS QUADRUPLED Today, TORCH needs your help!! by TORAH 101 - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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#30: What is Oral Torah?: When Rambam lays out the Eighth Principle of his Thirteen Principles of Faith, that the Torah is divine, he includes believing in not only the Written Torah but also the Oral Torah as a necessary belief for Jews. But what exactly is Oral Torah? by TORAH 101 - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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#33: Torah in the Second Temple Era: The Second Temple Era was an eventful time for the Jewish People and the perpetuation of Torah. Over the course of the Second Commonwealth our nation was blessed with great legends, such as Ezra, Shimon Ben Shetach, and Hillel, by TORAH 101 - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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#35: What is Mishnah?: For 1500 years, Oral Torah was just that: Oral. It was not committed to canonized writing. Circa 200 CE, that changed. Under the leadership of Rabbi Judah the Prince, the Nasi of the Sanhedrin, and the greatest Sage of his day, by TORAH 101 - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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#22: God Alone is Worthy of Worship: In the fifth of the Thirteen Principles of Faith, Rambam codifies that God alone is worthy of our worship and that we ought not worship anything else, nor worship God via intermediaries. What is the general concept of worshipping God and why it is such... by TORAH 101 - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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#49: Free Will and Divine Foreknowledge: We hold two beliefs that seem to be mutually exclusive. The 10th principle of the 13 principles of faith declares that God knows everything – including the thoughts, deeds, and speech of people – even before it happens. by TORAH 101 - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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#20: Creation Ex Nihilo and the Age of the Universe Question: In the Fourth of the Thirteen Principles of Faith, Rambam codifies the distinction between God and everything else and the manner through which God effectuated Creation Ex Nihilo. In doing so, Rambam departs from the positions of Plato and Aristotle an... by TORAH 101 - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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#28: The Divine Torah: An Expanded Definition: The Eighth Principle, that the Torah is Divine, is the central principle upon which all the Thirteen Principles lean. Our entire religion hinges upon the fact that the Almighty gave us His Torah. But what exactly does that mean? by TORAH 101 - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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#17: Why Bad Things Happen to Good People: An Introduction to Jewish Theodicy: Our nation is no stranger to suffering. Jewish history is a litany of pogroms, holocausts, expulsions, blood libels, and all manners of persecution and oppression. We believe that the Almighty is in full control of everything that transpires in the wor... by TORAH 101 - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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