Shiurim

Rabbi Dovid Hoffman is the author of the Torah Tavlin series on Chumash & Moadim, as well as the Editor-in-Chief of The Mevaser - the premier Jewish newspaper based out of Monsey NY.

Rabbi Dovid Hoffman is the author of the Torah Tavlin series on Chumash & Moadim, as well as the Editor-in-Chief of The Mevaser - the premier Jewish newspaper based out of Monsey NY.

The payton in Kinnah Lamed Aleph opens with the words of “Eish Tukad B’kirbi” where the paytan contrasts our joy upon our Exodus from Egypt with our misery when leaving Yerushalayim. Rabbi Dovid Hoffman gives us a deep insight into the Kinnah drawing from a myriad of sources in Chazal.

Rabbi Dovid Hoffman is the author of the Torah Tavlin series on Chumash & Moadim, as well as the Editor-in-Chief of The Mevaser - the premier Jewish newspaper based out of Monsey NY.

The payton in Kinnah Lamed Aleph opens with the words of “Eish Tukad B’kirbi” where the paytan contrasts our joy upon our Exodus from Egypt with our misery when leaving Yerushalayim. Rabbi Dovid Hoffman gives us a deep insight into the Kinnah drawing from a myriad of sources in Chazal.

On Tisha B'av, Jews traditionally recite a series of elegiac poems, known as kinnos mourning the destruction of both the First and Second Bais Hamikdash in Jerusalem and other tragedies in Jewish history, including the Crusades, the Expulsion of Jews from Spain and the Holocaust. In this shiur, Rabbi Dovid Hoffman gives an introduction to the kinnos in only the way he could.

Rabbi Dovid Hoffman is the author of the Torah Tavlin series on Chumash & Moadim, as well as the Editor-in-Chief of The Mevaser - the premier Jewish newspaper based out of Monsey NY.

The important mitzvah of Kiddush Hashem, sanctifying Hashem and His Holy Name, occurs at every point during the lifespan of a Jew - and extends to death itself. In this shiur, Rabbi Dovid Hoffman expounds upon this vital topic offering a interesting perspective in his most masterful way.

Yiras Shamayim - Fear of Heaven, is a basic spiritual quality in Judaism. In this shiur Rabbi Dovid Hoffman expands on this vital topic.