Talmud at Ratzon with Eric Lidji
This form is for part 2 of our Ratzon Talmud Study series. For these 2 sessions in October, Eric Lidji will join us and teach us how to study Talmud in the traditional Yeshiva style. Topics to be announced. 

If you would like to register for the Talmud study sessions held September 1-October 6 with Olivia Tucker, register here.

Thursdays at 6:30-8PM ET @ Ratzon: Center for Healing & Resistance

October 13: Megillah 2: cities and villages, the quirks of the Jewish calendar, the authority of the Great Assembly, memories of Jewish rule, walls, final letters.
October 20: Megillah 3: the politics of translation, earthquakes, the end of prophecy, how to sidestep demons, study vs. sacrifice, walls again, the Ten Idlers.

Facilitated by Eric Lidji, historian, author, and director of the Rauh Jewish History Program & Archives at the Senator John Heinz History Center

This series is free. It will be held in person at the Ratzon space (email us if you need the address) with a hybrid option available.

Questions? Email RatzonPGH@gmail.com
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