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Teaching Torah: Beresheet
A summary of the parsha, which includes the creation of the world, through the stories of Adma and Eve and Cain and Abel. The chapter also includes in-depth analysis and insights into the text, suggestions on how to personalize it, as well as related Bar/ Bat Mitzvah project ideas. Student Resources
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June 27, 2019
Well, it was a tad educational, I did learn something from it. But I misunderstood the title. When it said, "Teaching Torah," I assumed that the author was going to teach the Torah to the audience. I was surprised when it was calling for the audience to teach the Torah to others.
It's pretty much a lesson guide if you're going to give people lessons either in a synagogue or at home. I was rather hoping to educate myself, but I'm not disappointed. I think it's still great for critical thinking.
It's pretty much a lesson guide if you're going to give people lessons either in a synagogue or at home. I was rather hoping to educate myself, but I'm not disappointed. I think it's still great for critical thinking.
August 30, 2015
I enjoyed this. It talks about Genesis and it does make you think about the creation of mankind and why god regretted the creation, the two creation stories, who god is talking to in the beginning (in plural form). It's very interesting. Only downside is it's really short. Really wish it would go in deeper.
April 19, 2018
I found this book to be very interesting book.
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