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Respecting others and developing our own character.Buy "Respect for Parents, Elders, and Torah Scholars" on an mp3 CD! (All 11 classes for just $5.50+S&H!)We have a mitzvah d'oraita to respect parents, elders, and Torah scholars. This mitzvah is not just about proper behavior or respecting authority; it is also about developing ourselves. |
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| 8 Cheshvan 5769 | listen |
Lessons Learned from Honoring Torah Scholars
(12:25)
Rav Dovid discusses his personal experiences with honoring Torah scholars.
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| 7 Cheshvan 5769 | listen |
The Mystical Significance of Honoring a Torah Scholar
(14:11)
Why do we associate honoring a Torah scholar with honoring elders rather than with honoring parents?
Sources: Lev. 19:32, Ricanati
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| 6 Cheshvan 5769 | listen |
Other forms of Honor
(15:32)
There are a variety of things that we don't do out of respect...; how to correct your rabbi if he makes a mistake.
Sources: Sefer HaChinuch 257
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| 5 Cheshvan 5769 | listen |
Standing in Honor of the Rav
(15:16)
At what point are we requited to arise before a rabbi? At what point can we sit? To what rabbi(s) does this apply?
Sources: Kidd. 33a; YD 244:9,24
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| 2 Cheshvan 5769 | listen |
Giving Honor by Standing; Using Names and Titles
(14:37)
We honor our rabbis, elders, and parents by standing before them and by not calling them by name.
Sources: Avot 5:25; YD 244:7-8,12; Shach 6
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| 1 Cheshvan 5769 | listen |
Parameters of Honor: Torah Scholars and Elders
(12:17)
What are the parameters of honoring Torah scholars and elders?
Sources: Pes. 22b; YD 244:1
Dedicated l'ilui nishmat Shneur Zalman ben Shlomo on the occasion of his yahrzeit.
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| 30 Tishrei 5769 | listen |
Honoring Torah Scholars
(13:08)
The Sefer HaChinuch sees Lev. 19:32 as applying only to Torah scholars. What is the connection between honoring Torah scholars and honoring our elders?
Sources: Sefer HaChinuch 257
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| 29 Tishrei 5769 | listen |
Respecting Our Elders
(14:52)
We are required to respect all elders, even non-Torah scholars, even non-Jews.
Sources: Kidd. 33a; MT Talmud Torah 6:1,9; Lev. 19:32, Ramban
Dedicated as a zechut for a refuah shleimah for Breina bas Frieda.
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| 28 Tishrei 5769 | listen |
What does fear of Hashem have to do with honoring elders?
(14:58)
Rashi and Ibn Ezra explain the connection between "Revere G-d; I am Hashem" and "Arise before the elderly and honor your elders."
Sources: Lev. 19:32, Rashi, Ibn Ezra
Dedicated in memory of Feigel bas Aharon HaKohen on the occasion of her yahrzeit and for a refuah shleimah for Breina bas Frieda.
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| 25 Tishrei 5769 | listen |
The Mitzvot Involved in V'Hadarta Pnei Zakein
(16:12)
What is the difference between "respect your elders" and "stand in respect of an elder"? Is it one mitzvah or two?
Sources: Lev. 19:32; Kidd. 32b
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| 24 Tishrei 5769 | listen |
Introduction to V'Hadarta Pnei Zakein: Respect for Elders
(13:01)
We have a mitzvah d'oraita to honor and respect our elders. Here's one situation where it applies.
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