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Shmuel Goldin

Rabbi who received his BS in psychology and his MA in Jewish education from Yeshiva University, and his rabbinic ordination from the Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary of Yeshiva University. Included in Newsweek’s list of “America’s Top 50 Rabbis for 2012” and in Forward magazine’s list of Jewish communal leaders.

Top 3 podcasts with Shmuel Goldin

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Feb 3, 2025 • 20min

Shmuel Goldin, "Unlocking the Haggada: The Complete Haggada With In-Depth Commentary" (OU Press, 2018)

Rabbi Shmuel Goldin, a prominent Jewish leader with degrees in psychology and education, dives into the intricacies of the Haggadah and the Passover Seder. He addresses questions about its authorship and the meanings behind the Seder's structure and meal timing. Goldin emphasizes the Haggadah's role in connecting generations to their heritage, shedding light on its historical significance and its importance in understanding Jewish communal responsibilities. A fascinating look at how tradition guides modern practice!
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Jan 18, 2025 • 29min

Shmuel Goldin, "Unlocking the Torah Text" (Gefen Books, 2014)

Rabbi Shmuel Goldin, an influential leader and educator, delves into profound interpretations of the Torah, distinguishing between pshat and Midrash. He explores the moral complexity of the tree of knowledge, discussing humanity's struggle between objective truth and subjective belief. Goldin addresses Korach's challenge to authority, reflecting on the evolving relationship between Jewish law and the people. Additionally, he shares insights into his projects, including a manuscript on the Jewish calendar and a handbook for rabbis, emphasizing the relevance of these texts today.
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Jan 18, 2025 • 29min

Shmuel Goldin, "Unlocking the Torah Text" (Gefen Books, 2014)

Rabbi Shmuel Goldin, author of "Unlocking the Torah Text," dives deep into interpreting the Torah, emphasizing the balance between straightforward meanings and Midrashic insights. He tackles profound themes like free will versus predestination and the philosophical implications of good and evil through the story of the tree of knowledge. Goldin also explores Korach's rebellion as a pivotal moment questioning authority in Judaism, while reflecting on the importance of evolving leadership in the community. His work aims to enrich both education and legacy in Jewish thought.