תושב"כ ותושבע"פ | The Written Torah and the Oral Tradition

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The Written Oral Law: How Did תושפע"פ Come to be Written Down?
Not Published•Tamar Ron Marvin•71 Views•September 6, 2022
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What Did We Get When We Received the Torah?
Not Published•Tamar Ron Marvin•64 Views•October 13, 2022
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How Do We Know Pri Etz Hadar Means Etrog?
It is incontrovertible that the phrase in the Torah pri etz hadar refers to the etrog which must be owned and taken on the holiday of Sukkot mi-di-Orayta. But how exactly do we know this—and what could it mean for our understanding of mesorah?
Tamar Ron Marvin•722 Views•October 24, 2022•The Written Torah and the Oral Torah,Mesorah,Etrog,Sukkot,Oral Torah
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המושג "תורה" על פי המרקא
Not Published•Tamar Ron Marvin•76 Views•April 24, 2022•תשבע"פ,Mesorah,Torah
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613: Different Ways of Enumerating
Not Published•Tamar Ron Marvin•68 Views•October 13, 2022
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בין "פרי עץ הדר" לאתרוג
What is the source of our knowledge that the phrase pri etz hadar in the Torah means an etrog (citron)?
Tamar Ron Marvin•1469 Views•July 25, 2022•Halakhah,Etrog,Sukkot
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