Amdur on Yechezkel

Shiur #38 Chapter 3 (4-7), October 18, 2021 18.10.2021 1:00:06 ↓

Hashem prepares Yechezkel for a very ominous prophecy and the Jewish people won't listen whereas were they other nations, they would.

Shiur #37 Chapter 3(1-3), October 11, 2021 11.10.2021 1:00:58 ↓

In depth look at Yechezkel being fed a prophecy from Hashem.

Shiur #36 Chapter 2 (10) Chapter 3 (1-2), August 23, 2021 23.08.2021 1:02:59 ↓

Chapter 2 finishes with a discussion of why good people suffer in this world, why bad people have reward in this world and what is the punishment for evil doers. Chapter 3 begins with God commending Yechezkel to eat, God essentially force feeding Yechezkel to eat and Yechezkel eating and finding the food sweet.

Shiur #35 Chapter 2 (8-9), August 16, 2021 16.08.2021 1:06:00 ↓

Discussion of scroll Yechezkel is shown and surface area of universe compared to that of the Torah. Also explanation the the פרדס.

Shiur #34 Chapter (Prophecy), August 9, 2021 09.08.2021 1:03:26 ↓

How to tell if a person is a true or false prophet

Shiur #33 Chapter 2 (6-8), August 2, 2021 02.08.2021 1:11:46 ↓

Main idea deals with what did it mean that the Israelites were "rebellious".

Shiur #32 Chapter 2 (3-7), July 26, 2021 26.07.2021 1:00:16 ↓

God tells Yechezkel that no matter what the Jewish people do, it is too late and the Temple will be destroyed and they will be expelled from the land. He states that the Jews are rebellious and arrogant but that he is still sending them a Prophet.

Shiur #31 Chapter 2 (2-3), July 12, 2021 12.07.2021 57:17 ↓

Discussion of humility of Yechezkel and Moshe, Meaning of Midaber referring to yechezkel overhearing Hashem speaking to himself, so to speak and the fact that the Jews were not just sinners but rebellious. 

Shiur #30 Chapter 2 (1) July 5, 2021 05.07.2021 1:00:43 ↓

God (or an Angel) speaks to Yechezkel and tells him to stand up.

Shiur #29 Chapter 1 (28), June 28, 2021 29.06.2021 1:08:39 ↓

Explanation of the rainbow in Yechezkel's vision.

Shiur #28 Chapter 1 (26-27), June 21, 2021 22.06.2021 1:09:18 ↓

Discussion of the Sapir and additional information on the Chashmal

Shiur #27 Chapter 1 (26), June 14, 2021 14.06.2021 1:12:27 ↓

Discussion od throne and image go man on the thrown

Shiur #26 Chapter 1(25), June 7, 2021 08.06.2021 1:04:22 ↓

A voice above the Rakiah

Shiur #25 Chapter 1 (24-25) May 31, 2021 01.06.2021 1:07:43 ↓

Discussion of the word Shad-dai and introduction to voice above the Rokiah

Shiur #24 Chapter 1 (23-24), May 24, 2021 24.05.2021 1:05:51 ↓

Finish discussion of the wings and then begin discussing the sounds the wings make.

Shiur #23 Chapter 1 (22-23) May 10, 2021 10.05.2021 1:02:35 ↓

The fire and ice from the Re'kiya represents combination of the physical and the spiritual.

Shiur #22 Chapter 1 (22), May 3, 2021 03.05.2021 1:04:02 ↓

Definition of the Ra'kiya!

Shiur #21 Chapter 1 (21), April 26, 2021 26.04.2021 1:04:21 ↓

This verse shows that what emanates from above (God's Will) in the spiritual world down to the physical world also goes in reverse.

Shiur #20 Chapter 1 (18-20), April 19, 2021 19.04.2021 1:08:54 ↓

Further description of the relationship of the Chayot and the Ofanim and the interaction with God's Will.

Shiur #19, Chapter 1 (16-17), April 12, 2021 12.04.2021 1:09:11 ↓

Description of the Ofana'im and their relationship to the Chaiyote.

Shiur #18 Chapter 1 (14-15), April 5, 2021 05.04.2021 1:09:19 ↓

Discussion of the Ofanim

Shiur #17 Chapter 1 (14), March 22, 2021 23.03.2021 1:03:03 ↓

The Chayot are running to and fro

Shiur #16 Chapter 1 (10-13), March 15, 2021 15.03.2021 1:14:51 ↓

Description of wings and 4 faces as compared to primordial man with 2 faces and man/woman after the separation with 1 face.

Shiur #15 Chapter 1 (10 Completed) March 8, 2021 08.03.2021 1:04:18 ↓

Completion of verse 10 with understanding layout of Beit Hamikdash as compared to the Merkava

Shiur #14 Chapter 1 (10 Continued), March 1, 2021 01.03.2021 1:04:00 ↓

Continuing discussion of the 4 faces of the Chariot and an introduction to four directions as related to the Beit Hamikdash