Rabbi Meir Pogrow, founder of The Master Torah System, will introduce this program to NYC. Tuesday March 1, 8:45 PM East Side Torah Center 317 Henry Street (off Grand Street) Rav Meir Pogrow, Sh'lita, has an ambitious goal: he wants the average layman, and not just the elite Torah scholars, to master the ENTIRE Torah – Tanach, Mishna, Gemara, and Halacha! As inconceivable as this sounds, he has already seen incredible success with hundreds of students around the world. Thousands of simanim of halacha. Thousands of Mishnayos. Hundreds of Blatt Gemara. Sound too amazing to be true? Come hear him speak Tuesday, March 8:45 PM at the East Side Torah Center.

Announcements #186: The Master Torah System

Posted by: Gil Student in Announcements, Legacy Feb 24, 11 7 Comments

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The Master Torah System

Rabbi Meir Pogrow, founder of The Master Torah System, will introduce this program to NYC.

Tuesday March 1, 8:45 PM
East Side Torah Center
317 Henry Street (off Grand Street)

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Rav Meir Pogrow, Sh’lita, has an ambitious goal: he wants the average layman, and not just the elite Torah scholars, to master the ENTIRE Torah – Tanach, Mishna, Gemara, and Halacha! As inconceivable as this sounds, he has already seen incredible success with hundreds of students around the world. Thousands of simanim of halacha. Thousands of Mishnayos. Hundreds of Blatt Gemara. Sound too amazing to be true? Come hear him speak Tuesday, March 8:45 PM at the East Side Torah Center.

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About Gil Student

Rabbi Gil Student is the Editor of TorahMusings.com, a leading website on Orthodox Jewish scholarly subjects, and the Book Editor of the Orthodox Union’s Jewish Action magazine. He writes a popular column on issues of Jewish law and thought featured in newspapers and magazines, including The Jewish Link, The Jewish Echo and The Vues. In the past, he has served as the President of the small Jewish publisher Yashar Books and as the Managing Editor of OU Press. Rabbi Student currently is serving his third term on the Executive Committee of the Rabbinical Council of America and also serves as the Director of the Halacha Commission of the Rabbinical Alliance of America. He serves on the Editorial Boards of Jewish Action magazine, the Journal of Halacha and Contemporary Society and the Achieve Journal of Behavioral Health, Religion & Community, as well as the Board of OU Press. He has published five English books, the most recent titled Search Engine volume 2: Finding Meaning in Jewish Texts -- Jewish Leadership, and served as the American editor for Morasha Kehillat Yaakov: Essays in Honour of Chief Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks.

7 comments

  1. ZZB
    Feb 25, 11 at 9:49 am

    I can’t come to the East Side on Tuesday, but after looking through their website I am very interested in this. It doesn’t seem like the program is operational now, though. Is this correct?

  2. Natan
    Feb 25, 11 at 11:42 am

    The program is operational and available online for free. The shiurim can be downloaded, as well as the calendars, and tests with answers. Currently they are finishing Gemara Shabbos (and all of Moed with it) and moving on to Seder Kodshim. The Mishna Program is nearly complete and I believe the Rambam program is as well.

  3. yitznewton
    Feb 25, 11 at 12:01 pm

    This sounds pretty cool. I DLed the shiur for the sugya I’m learning, and plan to listen later. The problem is, if I spend the advertised 2.25 hours per day on this program (I think I could barely make that happen), I haven’t begun to address anything else! No mussar, no Tanach, halachah, nothing. So at day’s end, it seems like this is only viable for folks who are not working FT.

  4. MDJ
    Feb 25, 11 at 1:11 pm

    The P90X of learning

  5. de
    Feb 28, 11 at 2:09 am

    maybe cut it in half, do half an amud a day (sounds like they have a similar concept for beginners mishnayot). it will take twice as long to finish.

  6. too tired
    Feb 28, 11 at 2:20 pm

    Having learned for a short time under Rav Meir, I can attest that his methods, if followed assiduously, pay off with tangible rewards.

  7. joseph
    Jan 15, 12 at 12:55 pm

    Where can i found the program on the net?

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