Mishpatim
Teacher Title Abstract Course
Rav Shimon Klein "If You Encounter Your Enemy's Ox" What does the Torah have to do with social contracts? What does the Torah have to do with relativistic moral laws that are dependent upon the social structure within which a community operates? I Parshat HaShavua - The Weekly Torah Reading
Prof. Yonatan Grossman The Akeda and the Covenant at the Basins Parshat HaShavua - The Weekly Torah Reading
Rav Tamir Granot "Behold, I Send an Angel Before You..." Parshat HaShavua - The Weekly Torah Reading
Harav Yaakov Medan Murdering with Guile Parshat HaShavua - The Weekly Torah Reading
Rav Yehuda Rock Types of Guardianship Parshat HaShavua - The Weekly Torah Reading
Rav Ezra Bick God, the Angel, and the Jews Parshat HaShavua - The Weekly Torah Reading
Rav Yair Kahn Parashat Mishpatim: The Covenant at Sinai Immediately after the Torah documents ma’amad Har Sinai and the aseret ha-dibbrot, there is a lengthy legal section containing various “mishpatim.” Parshat HaShavua - The Weekly Torah Reading
Rav Chanoch Waxman The Covenant at Sinai Parshat HaShavua - The Weekly Torah Reading
Dr. Brachi Elitzur The Laws of the Eved Ivri for Ex-Servants and for Future Masters Parshat HaShavua - The Weekly Torah Reading
Harav Yaakov Medan Parashat Mishpatim: A Hebrew Slave Now these are the judgments which you shall set before them. If you buy a Hebrew slave, six years he shall serve, and in the seventh he shall go out free, for nothing. If he came in by himself, he shall go out by himself. If his master has given him a wife and she has born him sons or daughters, the wife and her children shall be her master's, and he shall go out by himself. And if the slave shall plainly say, “I love my master, my wife, and my children; I will not go out free.” Then his master shall bring him to the judges; he shall also bring him to the door or to the door post; and his master shall bore his ear through with an awl; and he shall serve him forever. (Shemot 21:1-7) Parshat HaShavua - The Weekly Torah Reading
Rav Gad Eldad “For Judgment Belongs to God” In this shiur, we will note a particular anomaly in the phrasing of a number of the mishpatim in our parasha. We will also consider the appearance of the word elohim/Elokim and attempt to understand its significance. Parshat HaShavua - The Weekly Torah Reading
Rav Yoel Bin-Nun STRUCTURE At first glance, Parashat Mishpatim appears to be a jumble of laws. In this shiur, we will attempt to uncover its underlying structure. Parshat HaShavua - The Weekly Torah Reading
Rav Avraham Walfish Mishpatim Parshat HaShavua - The Weekly Torah Reading
Rav Elchanan Samet The Laws of Damages - A "Declaration of Human Rights" Parshat HaShavua - The Weekly Torah Reading
Rav Chanoch Waxman The Declaration of Sinai Parshat HaShavua - The Weekly Torah Reading
Rav Elchanan Samet Slavery Parshat HaShavua - The Weekly Torah Reading
Rav Meir Shpiegelman Two Concepts of Justice in the Torah's Laws of Damages Parshat HaShavua - The Weekly Torah Reading
Rabbanit Sharon Rimon Servitude ֠in the Haftara and in the Parasha Parshat HaShavua - The Weekly Torah Reading
Harav Yaakov Medan “An Eye for an Eye” We will bring many indicators that the peshat of "an eye for an eye" refers to monetary compensation, as opposed to actual removal of the eye, and we will further analyze why the Torah wrote the instruction in this manner. Sichot Roshei Yeshiva
Rav David Silverberg S.A.L.T. - Parashat Mishpatim 5776
Rav David Silverberg S.A.L.T. - Parashat Mishpatim Parashat Mishpatim 5777 / 2017
Rav David Silverberg S.A.L.T. - Parashat Mishpatim Parashat Mishpatim 5778 / 2018
Rav David Silverberg SALT - Monday, 22 Shevat 5775 - February 1, 2016
Rav David Silverberg SALT - Tuesday, 23 Shevat 5775 - February 2, 2016
Rav David Silverberg SALT - Thursday, 12 February 2015

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