The Halachic Process Part 1

To whom did Hashem teach all the הלכות of the Torah?

• Yehoshua

• Bnai Yisrael

• Moshe

• Aaron

Where did Hashem teach Moshe the הלכות?

• The dessert

• Har Hamoriah

• Har Sinai

• The burning bush

What are the two parts of the Torah called?

• מדאורייתא

  מדרבנן

• תורה שבכתב

  תורה שבעל פה

• תקנה

  גזירה

What is considered "הלכה למשה מסיני"?

• הלכות taught to Moshe on Har Sinai and written in the Chumash

• הלכות taught to Moshe on Har Sinai and hinted to in the Chumash

• הלכות taught to Moshe on Har Sinai but not written or hinted to in the Chumash

What is considered ״תורה שבכתב״?

• הלכות taught to Moshe on Har Sinai and written in the Chumash

• הלכות taught to Moshe on Har Sinai and hinted to in the Chumash

• הלכות taught to Moshe on Har Sinai but not written or hinted to in the Chumash

• הלכות not taught to Moshe on Har Sinai

What is considered "'תורה שבעל פה"?

• הלכות taught to Moshe on Har Sinai and written in the Chumash

• הלכות taught to Moshe on Har Sinai and hinted to in the Chumash

• הלכות taught to Moshe on Har Sinai but not written or hinted to in the Chumash

• The ability that Moshe and the חכמים were given to make decrees and rules

What is considered "'הלכה מדרבנן"?

• הלכות taught to Moshe on Har Sinai and hinted to in the Chumash

• הלכות taught to Moshe on Har Sinai but not written or hinted to in the Chumash

• הלכות not taught to Moshe on Har Sinai

• The ability that Moshe and the חכמים were given to make decrees and rules

Who taught the Torah after Moshe passed away?

• Yehoshua Bin Nun

• Rabbi Yochanan Ben Zakai

• Rav and Shmuel

• Hillel and Shammai

Match the ages when different parts of the Torah were taught.

• הלכות of תורה שבעל פה

• Ages 5-10

• Pesukim of תורה שבכתב

• Ages 15+

• Principles of הלכות

• Ages 10-15

What change happened during the days of Hillel and Shammai?

• They each founded a Yeshiva in their name.

• Bnai Yisrael were spread out.

• They began to disagree about what the הלכה should be in certain situations.

• People began to forget the Oral Torah.