Lectures

The Rav lectured prolifically throughout his lifetime. Many of his classes were recorded, others were redacted in books and articles, and others were retransmitted in classes by his students and scholars of his work.

Recordings

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heartherav.org

TheTeffilin of Rabbeinu Tam*

Yarzeit Shiur March 2, 1975 at Yeshiva University. Sound enhanced recording and complete transcription from www.heartherav.com, length: approximately 2 hours.

Study Aids for the Heartherav Lecture on Tefillin

613.org

www.613.org has over 20 hours of recordings of the Rav

AL HaNisim - Tape DD on Hanukah

Yosef and Chanukah - What's the Connection?

Haggadah

Uniting of Generations - Pidyon Haben*

Tsitsis Lavan and Tehalis

Purim and Megilas Esther

Bergen County Beis Medrash Program- BCBM.org

·         Gemara/Halacha

·         Parsha

·         Moadim

·         Yartzeit

·         Machshava/Other

approximately 50 recordings

Eric Levy Site

approximately 100 recordings, including the following:

Shita and Hashkafa of Rabbeinu Tam (1) Shita and Hashkafa of Rabbeinu Tam (2)

Dilema of the American Jew

The Jewish Approach To Man (Rutgers)

Religious Definitions of Man and his Social Institutions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7

Man and Society

Rav - Man Cannot Be Alone

Concepts of Jewish Education

Knesseth Yisroel - Dialogue

Rav - Hesped for Dr Belkin

Aseret Hadibrot (1) Aseret Hadibrot(2)

Aseret Hadibrot Michilta (1) Aseret Hadibrot Michilta (2)

Aseret Hadibrot Mishpatim

Torah and Humility (2)

Mechiras Yosef

Yitro and Shavuot

Beha'alothcha

Chet Miriam u'Meraglim

Sipur Yetziat Mitrzrayim (1) Sipur Yetziat Mitrzrayim (2)

Korach Rebellion (1) Korach Rebellion (2)

Appointment of a King (1&2)

Tape Library of Rabbi Milton Nordlicht

Rabbi Nordlicht has hundreds of tapes and offers prompt delivery.

Tape Catalog

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Lectures on mp3

Torah Shiurim

Other

The Role of the Rabbi (The Yiddish Voice, 5/15/55) In Yiddish

Purim, the Rambam  (Kosher4Passover.com)

Purim and Megillas Esther  (Kosher4Passover.com)

If true prayer takes place in the heart one does not need a master of ceremonies to mediate between the congregation and the Creator. Judaism teaches  that every individual possesses a heart full of love - conscious or unconscious - for God; his heart is as near to the Gates of Heaven as that of the "clergyman," often more so. There is no need for the "rabbi" to stand  on a pulpit, adorned with the "priestly vestements, " to stage the prayers. He and the simple Jew have exactly the same status before God. Joseph B. Soloveitchik, Shiurei HaRav, edited by Joseph Epstein ( Hoboken, New Jersey: Ktav, 1974), adapted translation by Shalom Carmywith Menachem Kasdan from Maayonot, Tefillah 5724, Department of Jewish Education for the Diaspora, p. 84.

...the study of the Torah is an ecstatic, metaphysical performance; the study of Torah is an act of surrender.  That is why chazal stress so many times the importance of humility, and that the proud person can never be a great scholar, only the humble person.  Why is humility necessary?  Because the study of Torah means meeting the Almighty, and if a finite being meets the infinite, the Almighty, the Maker of the world, of course this meeting must precipitate a mood of humility, and humility results in surrender.  Partial transcript of an address  to the RCA Convention, 1975, on the topic of gerut.   Transcribed by Eitan Fiorino   in http://mail-jewish.org/rav/talmud_torah.txt.