“You be the Judge” Talmud Course Offered by Chabad:

by mirrormmg

Chabad of Pacific Palisades is offering a new course called “You Be The Judge,” an innovative approach to studying the Talmud.

The six-week class will use real cases brought before the Beit Din, the court system of Jewish law. Students will learn Talmudic reasoning in an easy-to assimilate format. Law students taking the class will receive nine CLC credits.

The class costs $125, and started on November 8. Room is still available.

For more information contact Ann Bell 310.454.7783 x4 or Rabbi Zushe Cunin 310.454.7783 x201.

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