Isaac Oliver (né de Oliveira)
@isaacwoliver.bsky.social
Founder & Director of Talmud for Everyone
Vice Director of the Enoch Seminar
Vice Director of the Enoch Seminar
First Talmud for Everyone live (via Zoom) from Montreal: this Sunday, 5:00 - 6:30 pm (Eastern Time). If you are interested in attending, write to [email protected].
Talmud for everyone, Talmud everywhere!
Talmud for everyone, Talmud everywhere!
December 3, 2025 at 4:08 AM
First Talmud for Everyone live (via Zoom) from Montreal: this Sunday, 5:00 - 6:30 pm (Eastern Time). If you are interested in attending, write to [email protected].
Talmud for everyone, Talmud everywhere!
Talmud for everyone, Talmud everywhere!
New essay I penned for the general public on the Talmud for Everyone website. Nothing earth shattering although it might be a discovery for some that we are supposed to love the foreigners:
www.talmudforeveryone.com/we-are-all-f...
www.talmudforeveryone.com/we-are-all-f...
April 18, 2025 at 10:06 PM
New essay I penned for the general public on the Talmud for Everyone website. Nothing earth shattering although it might be a discovery for some that we are supposed to love the foreigners:
www.talmudforeveryone.com/we-are-all-f...
www.talmudforeveryone.com/we-are-all-f...
Talmud for Everyone resumes onsite and online this Sunday, March 2, 17:00 - 18:30 CT.
This is where we will pick up:
"One who was walking outside the city at the conclusion of Shabbat and saw a fire, if the fire is at least as thick as the opening of a furnace" (Ber 53a).
This is where we will pick up:
"One who was walking outside the city at the conclusion of Shabbat and saw a fire, if the fire is at least as thick as the opening of a furnace" (Ber 53a).
February 28, 2025 at 6:30 PM
Talmud for Everyone resumes onsite and online this Sunday, March 2, 17:00 - 18:30 CT.
This is where we will pick up:
"One who was walking outside the city at the conclusion of Shabbat and saw a fire, if the fire is at least as thick as the opening of a furnace" (Ber 53a).
This is where we will pick up:
"One who was walking outside the city at the conclusion of Shabbat and saw a fire, if the fire is at least as thick as the opening of a furnace" (Ber 53a).