Examples of using This lecture in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Who gave this lecture?
This Lecture is suitable for All levels.
When you finish this lecture.
This lecture covered Chapter 8 of the textbook.
That's the point of this lecture.
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During this lecture, again, Master cleansed everyone's bodies.
I encourage everyone to watch this lecture.
I have heard this lecture before.
Maybe we can return to it after this lecture.
If I do this lecture business, you will put me up here a while?
You could have given us this lecture over the phone.
I don't seewhy I'm the only one getting this lecture.
I have been thinking about this lecture I gave on applied probability.
Perhaps I should have taken my medication before this lecture.
In this lecture, I shall try to define these limits more clearly.
What a relief, because I heard this lecture was hard.
Right after I gave this lecture, he went home and sat in meditation.
This lecture examines the theme of Jewish resistance during the Holocaust.
Thanks to an anonymous donor, this lecture has been made available to everyone.
In this lecture we will try to examine the various approaches to the idea of haste.
In contrast, the issue for our analysis in this lecture,"reflected meaning," is much wider, and it influences the experience of reading to a greater extent.
This lecture is suggesting a way of handling with these challenges: Improvisation as a way of life.
This lecture was recorded impromptu only four months after Harry Palmer developed the Avatar Materials.
In this lecture, we shall examine the degree to which this description should be viewed as a precise scientific account of the events.
During this lecture, he said that the Shiva Linga actually symbolizes the coming in or going out of the divine manifesting energy of Shiva.
So, though this lecture will not be a general discussion, it will still be an anthroposophical one, shaped with special reference to our meetings.
This lecture was given at the 2005 Conference and Annual General Meeting of the Anthroposophical Society in America in Portland, Oregon on October 2I-23.
In this lecture, we will deal with the theoretical dimension of a far broader issue, of which slavery is just one of many examples: the Torah-history relationship.
This lecture was presented for the first time at The Rubin Academy to a class of upcoming orchestral conductors and is a perfect lecture for music teachers.
This lecture describes the classic symptoms of post-trauma vision syndrome(PTVS) and how Developmental Optometry can provide many ways to improve the quality of life of these patients.