🚨 If You Think The Oral Torah Is FAKE, You NEED To See This

Rabbi Mordechai Becher explains one of the most misunderstood parts of Judaism: how rabbis can create new restrictions when the Torah itself says not to add or subtract from it. If something isn’t explicitly forbidden in the written Torah, how can rabbinic law make it binding? The answer gets to the heart of the Oral Torah, the authority of the Sanhedrin, why rabbis can disagree, where the red lines are, and how Jewish law can adapt without becoming a different religion. Discover: • Why rabbinic restrictions do not necessarily violate “Do not add to the Torah” • How rabbis can prohibit something the Torah itself permits • Why Rashi and Rabbeinu Tam can disagree and both remain within the tradition • Who decides which opinion becomes Jewish law • Why electricity on Shabbat became a major halachic debate • How far Jewish law can change before it crosses the line • Why the agreements between rabbis are far greater than the disagreements please check out Rabbi Bechers channel and find him on Torah Anytime Rabbi Mordechai Becher @TwoRabbisPodcast