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Torah Parsha Noach - Genesis 6:9 - 11:23
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Torah Parsha Noach - Genesis 6:9 - 11:23

Learning the Bible using Semitic Bible Learning Methods
Created byMichael Koplitz
Last updated 8/2023
English

What you'll learn

  • Learn the culture of Noah's time.
  • Learn the reason that the LORD sent a Flood to destroy the Earth.
  • Learn what the curse on Ham was all about.
  • Learn why the LORD picked Abraham and not Noah as the father of His chosen people.

Course content

8 sections8 lectures1h 13m total length
  • Introduction9:44

Requirements

  • There is no hard prerequisite. It would be helpful to take the Ancient Bible Study Methods course

Description

This course takes you through the seven aliyot of the Parsha Noach. The culture and spiritual awareness of each aliyah is emphasized.  There is a book available that offers even more information than the videos do. I highly recommend that you get the book. You can find the book by going to Amazon and searching for "Koplitz Noach." Get the volume that contains all seven aliyah. The book contains legends, midrash, Talmud, and Zohar entries that supplement the material in the video. If you only watch the videos, you will get an appreciation for Parsha Noach. However, getting the book will enlighten you about the entire Pardes analysis of the Parsha. This project will eventually cover all 52 Parshim of the Torah. Each year the entire Torah is read in the synagogues. Each Parsha is divided into seven sections called aliyah. Each day a person is supposed to read one aliyah. On the Sabbath the rabbi could talk about the entire Parsha or just one aliyah. The analysis is called Semitic Bible study methods because it is based on the rabbinical interpretation of Pardes. Asking questions about the Scripture is an important aspect that helps one learn about the Bible.

Who this course is for:

  • For biblical readers who want to get deeper into the Parsha Noach.