Show Notes
Today, we're sharing one of our episodes from our new program Talmud Daily, featuring our dear friend Liel Leibovitz.
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In this episode, Liel reflects on falling in love with the Talmud precisely because it is so difficult—and on how its questions, frustrations, and intricate details can transform the way we live.
This episode was sponsored by Daniel and Jessica Courtney in memory of Dr. Stuart A. Courtney.
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