• September 5, 2026
  • 23 5786, Elul
  • פרשת נצבים־וילך

God's Teshuvah: When He Returns to Man

God's Teshuvah: When He Returns to Man

Several powerful examples of God’s teshuvah exist in Torah literature. This Elul join Rabbi Avraham Shira and learn teshuvah from Hashem’s teshuvah, as it appears in His own words and through the pure filters of the great minds of Jewish history.

The conclusions we will reach may shock and most importantly, renew our bond with Hashem. Elul is for all of us, a conclusion of the old year, and the beginning of building the new.

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September 10, 2026
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22
Hours
15
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Thursday 5:00 pm
August 20, 2026 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm
God's Teshuvah: When He Returns to Man: God’s Teshuvah: Ŵhen He Returns to Man
Class description

Shalom and Welcome to a new zman for Elul.  Our topic is God’s Teshuva and how this applies to a perfect, eternal, infinite being, and how does that reflect upon us, both as people who want to get closer to Hashem, and recognize the power of teshuva in our lives.  We will look at examples from the Chumash, Talmud and Zohar.  i miss ourThursday nights learning together and look forward to beginning tonight, 8pm Jerusalem.

Look forward to seeing you all.

 

Avraham Shira

August 27, 2026 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm
God's Teshuvah: When He Returns to Man: God’s Teshuvah: Ŵhen He Returns to Man
Class description

Shalom.  Tonight we continue examining the idea of Hashem’s ‘regrets’ or ‘teshuva’l looking further at the notion of man’s helplessness in this world, his precarious position spiritually and physically.   The answers given us should empower us to understand our place, the place we want to return to, the beginning of pure knowledge and uncompromised innocence.

JOIN us tonight at 8pm, Jerusalem.

Looking forward to see you there

Sincerely, Avraham Shira

September 3, 2026 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm
God's Teshuvah: When He Returns to Man: God’s Teshuvah: Ŵhen He Returns to Man
Class description

Shalom. Tonight, we look at Tehilim 106.45, where God is outraged by their rebellious behavior, and then relents against his stern judgment and softens his approach when He remembers his covenant, and faithfulness.  H ‘remembers’ the agreement with who? Why?  The  Torah insists, they were intentionally rebellious.  What does that look like for religious people who keep mitzvot?  Is God’s approach different f0r other people? How does that compare to our own ‘rebellious’ moments?, especially as we approach Rosh `haShana.?

 

Looking forward to the seeing all of you.

 

Avraham Shira

September 10, 2026 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm
God's Teshuvah: When He Returns to Man: God’s Teshuvah: Ŵhen He Returns to Man
Class description

Rabbi Avraham Shira received smicha from Rabbi Benayahu Shmueli, Rosh Yeshivat HaMekubalim, Nahar Shalom, in Jerusalem. He has been a student and teacher in the Yeshiva since 1993. Since 1996 he has taught for twelve years at the Berot Bat Ayin Seminary, specializing in Likutei Moharan, and conducting workshops in meditation, and spiritual creative writing. He has also received a Masters Degree in Clinical Sociology & Family Therapy from the University of North Texas, Neve Yerushalayim Campus. Rabbi Shira has published a novel and translates a newsletter for Nahar Shalom. He lives with his wife, Elisheva and their five children in Bat Ayin, Gush Etzion.