Parshas Tzav – A Role, A Uniform, and your Tools { J&E’s DTs }
A Role, A Uniform, and your Tools by Jay (w/ E’s insights below) We all have uniforms, we all wear uniforms – …
Adar, oh Adar… {Eliezer}
ADAR, oh ADAR. How we do love you so, G-d’s soo funny and not funny, how his love he does …
12 Adar II, 5774 (3/14/14) – Sukkah#39 {Tani}
Gemarah 39A bottom: We should only buy three meals or less at a time from an ignoramus (Am haaretz). We try to …
12 Adar II, 5774 (3/14/14) – Sukkah#39 {Eliezer}
Rava: Do not interpret between the words “Yehay Shemai Raba” and the word Mevorach when answering in Kaddish. Tosephos: Read it either …
11 Adar II, 5774 (3/13/14) – Sukkah#38 {Tani}
Gemarah brings down the Mishna that describes when a person should do the mitzvah of lulav. Technically, one may do the mitzvah …
11 Adar II, 5774 (3/13/14) – Sukkah#38 {Eliezer}
R’ Yochanan: We shake the lulav in four directions to remind that Hashem is in and owns all (North, South, East, and …
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10 Adar II, 5774 (3/12/14) – Sukkah#37 {Tani}
Rabbah: Haddasim used for the mitzvah are assur (prohibited) to smell, while the esrog used for a mitzvah is mutar (allowed) to …
10 Adar II, 5774 (3/12/14) – Sukkah#37 {Eliezer}
R’ Yehudah: Lulav laws are less stringent than Sukkah laws, because Sukkah laws applies at night as well as during the day. …
9 Adar II, 5774 (3/11/14) – Sukkah#36 {Tani}
Mar: An esrog that looks like a cushi esrog is not kosher (due to its appearance). A cushi esrog itself however, is …