New video shiurim on Gemara Gittin

Pesach Minkin on August 19, 2021

In conjunction with the publication of Derech B’Yam HaTalmud on the first perek of Gittin, we are excited to announce the production of short video and audio shiurim to learn in conjunction with the sefer.

Derech B’Yam HaTalmud provides a guided approach to learning the Gemara B’Iyun. It provides summaries of the major points of the Mishna and Gemara and the commentators, to understand how they understand the Gemara. It is available as a two-volume hardcover sefer or a single E-Book.

To help you to go deeper into the issues of the Gemara and the Meforshim, we are now offering short videos and audios which highlight particular topics. The videos are delivered by co-author Rabbi Yehuda Berinstein. They delve into specific points raised by the commentators, to show you how to gain a deeper understanding of their questions.

In addition, we also have a new video with tips of how to get the greatest benefit of the sefer and the website.

For the video shiurim and the introductory video, visit our page of Gittin.

Rabbi Aharon Feldman Letter of endorsement for Derech B’Yam HaTalmud

Pesach Minkin on August 10, 2021

Rabbi Aharon Feldman, the Rosh HaYeshiva of Yeshivas Ner Yisroel and a member of the Moetzes Gedolah of America, has written a warm haskama (approbation) letter for the work of Derech B’Yam HaTalmud.

An excerpt from his letter:

“Derech B’Yam HaTalmud by Rabbis Yehuda Berinstein and Michoel Gros gives … an in-depth presentation of the variant interpretations and core issues of a daf of Gemara.

“It is a groundbreaking Sefer, since, to the best of my knowledge, no such work is presently available. I wish the authors much success in disseminating it.”

Derech B’Yam HaTalmud on the first perek of Gittin is currently available. It is based primarily on the Torah teaching of Yeshivah Ner Yisrael and the Mirrer Yeshiva. The sefer provides a clear approach in English to learning and teaching Gemara B’Iyun.

Click here to order Derech B’Yam HaTalmud on the first perek of Gittin.