גמרא באמונה - לימוד שמאיר את החיים
Articles in Gemara and Faith
Beit Midrash staff
Hayim Ori Kotler
Beit Midrash staff
A graduate of Yeshiva 'Beit-El', a military rabbi in the military, author of the book 'Torahs that enlighten the lives', and the book 'The One and the Unique'.
Lior Lavi
Beit Midrash staff
Graduate of the Merkaz HaRav Yeshiva, director of the Higher School for the Wisdom of Faith, a professor at the Meir Institute and author of the 'Ma'avarim' series of books.
Natan Kotler
Beit Midrash staff
Graduate of the Kerem Yeshiva in Yavneh, retired military rabbi, rabbi at the Meir Institute, author of the book series 'Gemara in Faith'.
Aviel Kotler
Beit Midrash staff
A graduate of Yeshiva 'Beit El', a military rabbi in the military, an educator of the Hanam class at 'Ort Plech Benim', and the author of the book series 'The Call to Joy'.
About us
Beit Midrash 'Gemara in Faith' is designed to give an additional level of faith on top of the regular Yeshivah study. To find out how we can grow spiritually and personally from the study and apply it in our lives. All of this is done through a thorough and deep investigation in light of the words of our sages and our first and last rabbis.
The target audience of the Beit Midrash is very diverse and is intended for all those seeking a faith-based and existential foundation for learning and interested in serving God out of the joy and delight of studying Torah. From rabbis in high school yeshivots looking for ways to excite students in studying the Gemara, to students of the Daf Yomi and the general public.
Another uniqueness of our beit midrash is the unification of the many lights found in the various beit midrash, from the Torah of Rav Kook, yeshivah scholarship, to Hasidism.
The target audience of the Beit Midrash is very diverse and is intended for all those seeking a faith-based and existential foundation for learning and interested in serving God out of the joy and delight of studying Torah. From rabbis in high school yeshivots looking for ways to excite students in studying the Gemara, to students of the Daf Yomi and the general public.
Another uniqueness of our beit midrash is the unification of the many lights found in the various beit midrash, from the Torah of Rav Kook, yeshivah scholarship, to Hasidism.
