בס״ד
שיעורים, ועדים ודרשות
ערוכים ומסודרים לדפוס
כל מראה מקום מוגה מתוך הספר
What was said, set in order.
Shiurim, vaadim and drashos, written up in lashon hakodesh, in English, or both, with every source checked inside.
Every Gemara, Rishon and Acharon cited in the shiur is found in the sefer itself. The reference on the page is the one that is in the sefer.
When the shiur reads a lashon, the piece gives it the way the sefer has it, וז״ל ... עכ״ל, with the mareh makom beside it.
If the maggid shiur said the Maharil, the page says the Maharil, not the Meiri. Every Rishon and sefer on the page is the one he actually named.
The mareh mekomos quoted in full, in the order of the shiur, numbered to match the write up.
כָּל הָאוֹמֵר דָּבָר בְּשֵׁם אוֹמְרוֹ מֵבִיא גְאֻלָּה לָעוֹלָם Avos 6:6
Written as a maamar: the sugya laid out, the kashya sharpened, each shitah in its place, so a talmid can open it and learn it inside.
Written warm, the way it was said, so the reader hears the speaker and the words stay with him after Shabbos.
בלשון הקודש, באנגלית, או בשתיהן A maamar in lashon hakodesh, a clean English piece, or the two side by side, set and ready for print.
Recent pieces, exactly as they went out. Open one, then hear the shiur it came from.
Daf Yomi b'iyun with Rav Yehuda Shmuelevitz. Each hour-long shiur written up as a full maamar in lashon hakodesh, with its source sheet.
For the shul bulletin or the Shabbos table, ready before Shabbos.
Same format, same look every week. The kuntres simply appears.
A write up and a source sheet with every shiur, on the shiur's own rhythm.
Years of recordings shaped into a finished sefer, including collections l'zecher a rebbe or a father.
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