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Torah With Simcha!

Torah With Simcha!

著者： Simcha Lefton
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Torah with Simcha begins at a shtender in a living room, with children gathered around.

That is where most of these conversations started — not in a studio, not in a classroom, but at home, around a text, asking the questions that never get old. Who are we? What do we owe each other? What does it mean to live well?

Torah with Simcha brings those conversations to you. Each episode explores a passage, concept, or story from Torah — unpacked through teaching, discussion, and storytelling that brings the ancient world to life. Because the best way to understand a text is often through the stories that surround it.

Whether you are a lifelong learner, just beginning your Jewish journey, or simply someone searching for meaning — you are welcome here. No background required. Just an open mind and a willingness to listen.

Topics include weekly parsha, Jewish law and ethics, Talmudic stories, holiday observance, and the timeless questions that connect ancient wisdom to everyday life — told through the art of story.

New episodes released regularly.

Contact: kolsimchaproductions@outlook.com

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Presented for educational and spiritual purposes — with meaning.

Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/torah-with-simcha--4985090/support.Copyright Simcha Lefton スピリチュアリティ ユダヤ教 社会科学
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  • Complaining in the Desert: A Torah Study 2024 ba'ha'alos'cha

    Complaining in the Desert: A Torah Study 2024 ba'ha'alos'cha
    2026/06/07
    Complaining in the Desert: A Torah Study Timestamp Breakdown:
    • 00:00-01:19: Introduction to Parshas Baal Oskar, its significance, and the opening song "Vay Hi Binsoa Haron."
    • 01:19-02:20: The Israelites' initial complaints and Hashem's fiery response.
    • 02:20-03:24: The "Erev Rav" (mixed multitude) and Israelites complain about lack of meat, recalling Egyptian delicacies.
    • 03:24-04:21: Description of the Manna and the people's dissatisfaction with it.
    • 04:21-05:24: Moshe's anguish and impassioned plea to Hashem about the burden of leading the people.
    • 05:24-06:22: Hashem instructs Moshe to assemble 70 elders to share the leadership burden.
    • 06:22-07:23: The selection process of the elders and Hashem's promise to imbue them with Moshe's spirit.
    • 07:23-08:29: Hashem's promise of meat for a full month, but with a warning of nausea and consequences.
    • 08:29-09:33: Moshe expresses doubt about the feasibility of providing such a vast amount of meat.
    • 09:33-10:37: Hashem's power is affirmed, the elders receive prophecy, and the incident of Eldad and Medad.
    • 10:37-11:39: The quail arrives, the people gather it, and the subsequent plague, leading to the name "Graves of Craving."
    • 11:39-12:46: Miriam and Aaron complain against Moshe regarding his "dark-skinned woman" and question his exclusive prophecy.
    • 12:46-13:48: Hashem defends Moshe, afflicts Miriam with Tzara'at, and her subsequent quarantine and healing.
    • 13:48-14:50: Transition to the next Parsha, a brief discussion on complaining, and the need to revisit the fifth Aliyah.
    • 14:50-17:00: The fifth Aliyah: the Israelites' journey from Sinai, the encampment divisions, and the beginning of the march.
    • 17:00-18:03: Moshe invites his father-in-law, Chovev, to join them as a guide, and the continuation of the journey.
    • 18:03-19:08: The Ark's role in finding a resting place, the cloud's guidance, and the return to the initial complaints.
    • 19:08-20:07: Discussion about turning towards the east for Kiddush Levanah and its implications for different locations.
    • 20:07-21:23: A thought on personal Midos (attributes) and how individuals excel in one, using it to refine others.
    • 21:23-22:53: Examples of individuals named Chaim excelling in "Emet" (truth), connecting truth to life.
    • 22:53-23:05: Closing remarks and well wishes.
    20 Hashtags:
    1. #TorahStudy
    2. #ParshasBaalOskar
    3. #ComplainingInTheDesert
    4. #MosheLeadership
    5. #MannaAndQuail
    6. #MiriamAndAaron
    7. #DivineJustice
    8. #JewishWisdom
    9. #BiblicalNarrative
    10. #Emunah
    11. #Hashem
    12. #Prophecy
    13. #Humility
    14. #EldersOfIsrael
    15. #KiddushLevanah
    16. #Midot
    17. #TruthAndLife
    18. #JewishTradition
    19. #WeeklyTorahPortion
    20. #Simcha


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    Torah with Simcha is produced by Kol Simcha Productions.
    New episodes released regularly — exploring Torah, Jewish thought, and the wisdom that connects ancient text to everyday life.
    Contact: kolsimchaproductions@outlook.com
    Content is shared for educational, spiritual, and inspirational purposes. Sources are cited to the best of our ability. If you find an error or have a question about a source, please email kolsimchaproductions@outlook.com and we will look into it promptly.
    Support the show — exclusive bonus content available to subscribers for just $2/month at spreaker.com/organization/kol-simcha
    Not affiliated with any synagogue, rabbinical organization, or academic institution. All Torah discussion is offered in the spirit of learning — with meaning.
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    23 分
  • False Witnesses Exposed: The Torah's Stunning Chiddush on Eidim Zomemim

    False Witnesses Exposed: The Torah's Stunning Chiddush on Eidim Zomemim
    2026/06/03
    What happens when two witnesses testify about a murder — and then other witnesses prove they couldn't have been there? In this shiur, we dive into the fascinating halacha of Eidim Zomemim, using a vivid example: Reuven and Shimon claim they saw Jack kill Jill on top of Mount Trashmore in Evanston — but Levi and Yehuda prove they were in Atlantic City that very day. The Torah's chiddush, rooted in a pasuk in Shmos and unpacked through the Gemara's darshanim, is striking: not only is the original testimony nullified, but the witnesses themselves become pasul retroactively — disqualified as edim, not just disbelieved. Why does the Torah tell us to believe the latter witnesses over the former, even without logical reason to do so? The answer will change how you think about eidus forever.

    Timestamps:
    0:00 - Introduction & announcements
    0:45 - Introducing the sugya: What is Eidim Zomemim?
    1:30 - The Jack and Jill case: Reuven and Shimon testify in Beis Din
    3:00 - Setting the scene: Mount Trashmore, August 13th, the Chicago Beis Din
    4:15 - Levi and Yehuda's hazamah: "You were with us in Atlantic City"
    5:30 - The core question: Are Reuven and Shimon pasul only from now, or retroactively?
    6:30 - The Torah's chiddush: why we believe the latter witnesses (Gezeiras HaKasov)
    8:00 - The pasuk from Shmos (23:1) — Rav Aryeh Kaplan's Living Torah translation
    9:15 - The Gemara's darshan: edim convicted of sheker become pasul l'eidus entirely
    10:45 - The stunning conclusion: they're not just disbelieved — they are eidei sheker
    11:45 - Summary and closing thoughts

    #torahlearning #jewishpodcast #talmud #halacha #eidimzomemim #hazamah #falswitnesses #jewishlaw #shiur #dafyomi #mishnahtorah #rambam #gemara #beitdin #torahwithsimcha #jewishwisdom #orthodoxjewish #parshaweek #torahclass #jewishlife

    Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/torah-with-simcha--4985090/support.

    Torah with Simcha is produced by Kol Simcha Productions.
    New episodes released regularly — exploring Torah, Jewish thought, and the wisdom that connects ancient text to everyday life.
    Contact: kolsimchaproductions@outlook.com
    Content is shared for educational, spiritual, and inspirational purposes. Sources are cited to the best of our ability. If you find an error or have a question about a source, please email kolsimchaproductions@outlook.com and we will look into it promptly.
    Support the show — exclusive bonus content available to subscribers for just $2/month at spreaker.com/organization/kol-simcha
    Not affiliated with any synagogue, rabbinical organization, or academic institution. All Torah discussion is offered in the spirit of learning — with meaning.
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    13 分
  • The Profound Impact of Bikur Cholim: Rewards, Risks, and Spiritual Transformation

    The Profound Impact of Bikur Cholim: Rewards, Risks, and Spiritual Transformation
    2026/06/02
    Episode Title: The Profound Impact of Bikur Cholim: Rewards, Risks, and Spiritual Transformation Timestamp Breakdown:
    • 00:00-01:07: Introduction to Bikur Cholim (visiting the sick) as one of six mitzvahs with benefits in this world and ultimate reward in the Next World (Olam Haba). Explanation of "Gamila's Chasadim" (acts of kindness) and the meaning of giving without expecting gratitude.
    • 01:07-02:12: The profound impact of Bikur Cholim on one's spiritual judgment. How it can tip the scales for someone with balanced merits and sins, transforming a "Beinani" (intermediate person) into a "Tzadik" (righteous person).
    • 02:12-03:18: Specific rewards for visiting the sick, including salvation from Gehennim (purgatory), a longer life, protection from enemies and evil inclination, honor, and true friends. The concept of "Mida K'neged Mida" (measure for measure) in these rewards.
    • 03:18-04:30: The severe consequences of neglecting Bikur Cholim, comparing it to bloodshed and idol worship. Unique opportunities and risks for professionals in healthcare settings who are constantly presented with this mitzvah. Summary of the episode's scope.
    • 04:30-04:47: Community and professional responsibility, an unresolved question about why Bikur Cholim uniquely impacts spiritual status, and open topics for future discussions.
    20 Hashtags:
    1. #BikurCholim
    2. #JewishMitzvah
    3. #ActsOfKindness
    4. #OlamHaba
    5. #SpiritualRewards
    6. #Tzedakah
    7. #MidaKnegedMida
    8. #Tzadik
    9. #Gehennim
    10. #Teshuva
    11. #HealthcareEthics
    12. #CommunityResponsibility
    13. #JewishLaw
    14. #KindnessMatters
    15. #NeglectConsequences
    16. #TorahStudy
    17. #Halacha
    18. #SpiritualGrowth
    19. #HumanitarianAid
    20. #JewishValues


    Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/torah-with-simcha--4985090/support.

    Torah with Simcha is produced by Kol Simcha Productions.
    New episodes released regularly — exploring Torah, Jewish thought, and the wisdom that connects ancient text to everyday life.
    Contact: kolsimchaproductions@outlook.com
    Content is shared for educational, spiritual, and inspirational purposes. Sources are cited to the best of our ability. If you find an error or have a question about a source, please email kolsimchaproductions@outlook.com and we will look into it promptly.
    Support the show — exclusive bonus content available to subscribers for just $2/month at spreaker.com/organization/kol-simcha
    Not affiliated with any synagogue, rabbinical organization, or academic institution. All Torah discussion is offered in the spirit of learning — with meaning.
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    5 分
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