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The "Torah Tavlin" is a weekly publication on the weekly parsha. Each week, the Torah Tavlin writers and editors curate the best vort they can find on the parsha culminating in a masterpiece.

You can download the file from multiple spots on the Torah Tavlin website. Here a few options: Click the "Choose your city" button Click on the "Torah Tavlin Weekly" tab at the top of the site or click the button below: You can also use this link to be taken directly to the page: https://www.torahtavlin.net/torah-tavlin-weekly

The Torah Tavlin sheets are designed to be printed on Legal size paper (8.5 x 14) but it can be printed on Letter size paper (8.5 x 11) as well with minimal distortion. The printing procedure varies from printer to printer so double check the settings before you hit print. Refer to the printers manual if need be. AUTO - Printers with the "Double Sided" or "Two-sided" printing feature: Single Issue: Ensure the "scale" feature is set to "Default" and the "Paper size" setting is consistent with the size of the paper you are using. Then print the document with the flip on the "short edge" Double Issue: This special edition has four pages instead of the usual two. Ensure the "scale" feature is set to "Default" and the "Paper size" setting is consistent with the size of the paper you are using. Then print the document with the flip on the "short edge" and put one inside the other and its all done! MANUAL - Printers WITHOUT the "Double Sided" or "Two-sided" printing feature: Single Issue: Ensure the "scale" feature is set to "Default" and the "Paper size" setting is consistent with the size of the paper you are using. Print page 1 (of the file) and then flip it over and insert it back into the paper tray of the printer. Then print page 2. NOTE: Depending on your printer, you may need to insert the document into the paper tray in a different orientation. Be sure to follow your printer's directions. Double Issue: This special edition has four pages instead of the usual two. Ensure the "scale" feature is set to "Default" and the "Paper size" setting is consistent with the size of the paper you are using. Print page 2 (of the file) and and then flip it over and insert it back into the paper tray of the printer. Then print page 1. You then print page 4 on a new piece of paper, flip it over and insert it back into the paper tray of the printer, and then print page 3. Then just put one inside the other and its all done! NOTE: Depending on your printer, you may need to insert the document into the paper tray in a different orientation. Be sure to follow your printer's directions.

The short answer is yes. However, due to the large demand for such a request we have shifted to a new system where we will send you a weekly email directing you the "Torah Tavlin Weekly" page where you can choose your city and download that week's issue.

We used to offer an option where the weekly Torah Tavlin was sent as a direct attachment to an email. Unfortunately, we got flagged by multiple email servers and had to switch to a more comprehensive system. We now only send the Torah Tavlin as a link. If this presents an issue for you, please feel free to reach out to us and we will see if there is a way to accommodate you.

Not all cities have been added to our system. If you want your city added send us a message and we will try to accommodate you:

We are sorry you are having issues. Most likely you need to refresh your email and click on the button again. If the problem persists, click on the link below to be taken to the Torah Tavlin Weekly page: https://www.torahtavlin.net/torah-tavlin-weekly

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Over the years Rabbi Dovid Hoffman, founder of Torah Tavlin, has given many shiurim and these are just a sampling of them. We are constantly working on adding more. Stay tuned! You can also listen to more shiurim affiliated with Torah Tavlin by visiting Hakol Radio! Hakol Radio - proudly powered by the highly skilled and talented team at The Monsey Mevaser - is a 24 hour live radio stream with fresh, top quality, kosher content perfect for the Frum Jewish home!

Of course!

No not all! We are always looking to add new shiurim to this section. If you know of any shiur that might be appropriate, by all means send it to us and we will see if we can include it.