Rabbi Dr. Ezra Labaton A"h Lectures

Lecture given 10-18-04. Presented by Merkaz Moreshet Yisrael

Lecture given 10-11-04. Presented by Merkaz Moreshet Yisrael.

Recorded 2-16-04. Presented by Merkaz Moreshet Yisrael.

Recorded 2-9-04. Presented by Merkaz Moreshet Yisrael.

Recorded 11-17-03. Presented by Merkaz Moreshet Yisrael.

Recorded 11-10-03. Presented by Merkaz Moreshet Yisrael.

Recorded 11-3-03. Presented by Merkaz Moreshet Yisrael.

Recorded 10-27-03. See the article discussed in this class Science and Religion article part 1

Recorded 6/16/03- Philosophy of the Bible Series – Iyob (Job) This course provides a historical/conceptual overview of the Bible, explaining its Ancient Near Eastern context and the philosophical and religious ideas that emerged from that context. Each book of the Bible…Read more ›

Recorded 6/9/03. Philosophy of the Bible Series – Tehilim (Psalms) and Mishle (Proverbs) This course provides a historical/conceptual overview of the Bible, explaining its Ancient Near Eastern context and the philosophical and religious ideas that emerged from that context. Each…Read more ›

Recorded 6/2/03. Philosophy of the Bible Series This course provides a historical/conceptual overview of the Bible, explaining its Ancient Near Eastern context and the philosophical and religious ideas that emerged from that context. Each book of the Bible will be…Read more ›

Recorded 5/12/03. Philosophy of the Bible Series – Tehilim (Psalms) This course provides a historical/conceptual overview of the Bible, explaining its Ancient Near Eastern context and the philosophical and religious ideas that emerged from that context. Each book of the…Read more ›

Recorded 5/5/03. Philosophy of the Bible Series – Tere Asar (Twelve Prophets) This course provides a historical/conceptual overview of the Bible, explaining its Ancient Near Eastern context and the philosophical and religious ideas that emerged from that context. Each book…Read more ›

Recorded 3/31/03. Philosophy of the Bible Series – Neviim (Prophets) This course provides a historical/conceptual overview of the Bible, explaining its Ancient Near Eastern context and the philosophical and religious ideas that emerged from that context. Each book of the…Read more ›

Recorded 3/24/03. Philosophy of the Bible Series – Introduction to Neviim (Prophets) This course provides a historical/conceptual overview of the Bible, explaining its Ancient Near Eastern context and the philosophical and religious ideas that emerged from that context. Each book…Read more ›

Philosophy of the Bible Series (4 of 11) Recorded 3/10/03 The Selective Process in Jewish History– Not only does every person not impact the world, but some never even succeed in understanding the ideas, ideals, and values of Judaism. Some choose to…Read more ›

Lecture given 3/3/03. Philosophy of the Bible Series

  Philosophy of the Bible Series (2 of 11) 2/24/03 Justice and Righteousness Ideas, Ideals, and Values of the Bible How have we impacted the world? Rabbi Labaton’s 3-fold model of impacting the world: 1) Hypothetical Model, 2) Concentric Circle Theory…Read more ›

Lecture given 2/17/03. (1 of 11) “Why Learn Tanach?”

Lecture give 6/19/03 Modern Writers on the Jewish Nation Series In this course, we read from the writings of  famous American authors who wrote about the Jews such as Mark Twain, James Michner, and Paul Johnson. This literature covers questions…Read more ›