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Two Jews, Three Opinions

Two Jews, Three Opinions

By: Rabbi Moss
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Summary
 Classes, lectures and shiurim of Rabbi Aron Moss of Sydney AustraliaRabbi Moss Judaism Spirituality
Episodes
  • I Saved Your Boat. Now Pay Me.

    I Saved Your Boat. Now Pay Me.
    Nov 4 2026

    A stranger's half-million-dollar boat is drifting towards the rocks. You save it - damaging your own boat and paying an emergency crew out of your own pocket. When you ask to be repaid, he answers: "Thanks, but I never asked you." Does he owe you anything?

    The Talmud wrestled with exactly this: a man pours out his own wine to save a stranger's honey; a fugitive promises a ferryman a fortune to cross the river; two donkeys are swept away and only one can be saved. The rulings are surprising, and behind them sits a deep idea about what it really means to do someone a favour.

    A class on Talmud Bava Metzia with Rabbi Aron Moss of Nefesh, Bondi Beach.
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    32 mins
  • Do Matchmakers Need Camels?

    Do Matchmakers Need Camels?
    Nov 2 2026

    Count how many times Eliezer's camels are mentioned in Chayei Sarah.
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    52 mins
  • Religious Coercion?

    Religious Coercion?
    Oct 29 2026

    Abraham fed strangers in the desert, then asked them to thank G-d. If they refused, he handed them a huge bill. Was that kindness, or a shakedown? The Talmud and Midrash tell a surprising story that raises an uncomfortable question: can you ever force someone to do the right thing?

    A class on Parshat Vayera with Rabbi Aron Moss.
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    32 mins
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