Getting the Kiddush Right & the Four Cups -- Talmud For Beginners
Class 3 of 5 in Talmud Tractate Pesachim 114a
1 hr 1 min
- March 23, 2011
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- 17 Adar II 5771
Eliezer Wolf
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Eliezer Wolf
- March 23, 2011
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- 17 Adar II 5771
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Javier -11 years ago
Excelente!
EXCELENTE!!!
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Jana -11 years ago
gracias
impresionante mensaje! gracias
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Susana -11 years ago
Muy práctico
Me encantó el artículo, es muy real y aplicable para el día a día.
Muchas gracias!
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Linda Cohen -13 years ago
beit Hillel and Beit Shammai
I have heard that after the Mashiach we will rule like Beit Shammai. How do you explain this?
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Yitzchak -13 years ago
Wine
Just to note that if you have an addiction to drinking, it is FORBIDDEN to drink four cups of wine.
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Leibel Estrin -13 years ago
kasha
What does the fact that Bais Hillel were humble and even mentioned Bais Shammai first have to do with declaring the halacha? It's like saying since you're a nice guy, I'll go along with you--and if you weren't a nice guy? Why then I would go with Shammai!
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Anonymous -13 years ago
Re: kasha
That's a very good question.
In short: Making a halachik ruling is implicitly saying that ultimately such is the 'will of G-d'.
How does the human being, who is subject to all the limitations of humanity, synchronize their mind with G-d's mind - a mind that is supernal, infinite and omniscient?
The answer is, that human intelligence is not sufficient. The cleverer you are does not necesarily mean the closer you get to G-d and His mind. Other tools are required to tap into the Divine mind and conscience - and humility is one of those tools.
So, it seems that Beis Hillel's behaviour indicated that they were better equipped to accurately dictate the will of G-d.
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RIVKA OZERSKY -13 years ago
THE FOUR CUPS: TALMUD FOR BEGINNERS
AWESOME!!
ENCORE!
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