yehuda

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Wouldn't it be cool if a Jewish website opened up that only allowed questions that Chareidim feel comfortable talking about in public?

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Sep 21	comment	Why men and women don't go in a same mikve @allced no hurt taken. was just answering your question `why are there mikves for man and others for woman` with the answer `finesse`
Sep 21	comment	Pesik Resheih DeLa'Avar (inevitable consequence relating to the past) @SethJ will check up over Shabbos the location of Reb Moshe. And the Taz and co are specifically talking about Psik Reshe Sheleovar. Perhaps the Sefak Sefeka is an extra part to the Shtickel
Sep 21	comment	Why men and women don't go in a same mikve google `finesse`!
Sep 21	comment	Why men and women don't go in a same mikve Perhaps source your presumtion that `A woman can not go to the mikve after a man`
Sep 18	comment	Touching a woman and the first Pesukim in Melachim Chas Vesholom to even say he couldn't. The Gemoro (Sanhedrin 22a) relates that Avishag begged David to have relations with her. He refused. She said to him that the reason he refused is because he was too old for it and did not have the strength. David sent for Batsheva his wife to come in, and in front of Avishag had relations with BatSheba 13 times in a row to show to Avishag that it was not from lack of strength that he refrained from having relations with her. Rather he refrained for Halachic mixed will moral reasons.
Sep 16	comment	Why is there a custom to join “Hashem” and “Elokenu” together in the line Al Taazvenu in Shema Kolenu in Selichot @SethJ nice find
Sep 14	comment	Why is there a custom to join “Hashem” and “Elokenu” together in the line Al Taazvenu in Shema Kolenu in Selichot @Michoel I suspected as much. Appreciate your time!
Sep 13	comment	Jewish concept of angels @msh210 see edit for the sources
Sep 13	comment	Jewish concept of angels @msh210 in that case what do you define as free will? Perhaps God is giving them the will so you anyway cant call it free will. Regardless the Yalkut is clearly mashmah that on a usual basis the Malachim have the power to choose but in this special case their power was revoked.
Sep 13	comment	Blackout restoration on Shabbath - and your food @DoubleAA see edit! at the beginning
Sep 13	comment	Blackout restoration on Shabbath - and your food @DoubleAA see edit
Sep 13	comment	Goshen, the most immoral part of Mitzrayim @sethJ (Rashi says the word Ervah not Tumah). I think it is a bit of both. The Rashi would seem to be more natural and the first vort would seem to be a Hanhagah of Hashem!
Sep 13	comment	Why is there a custom to join “Hashem” and “Elokenu” together in the line Al Taazvenu in Shema Kolenu in Selichot @Michoel thanks
Sep 13	comment	Why is there a custom to join “Hashem” and “Elokenu” together in the line Al Taazvenu in Shema Kolenu in Selichot agreed, but the only difference between Tehillim is the plural. I doubt that the meaning would have changed. +1 for noting the Nusach Ari, it makes it even more interesing. When was it first printed and what was the format then?
Sep 13	comment	Source of non-verse in Selichot @Aryeh have you checked Chibas as well? Someone told me that in Yeshaya it is brought down a lot
Sep 12	comment	Source of non-verse in Selichot Is there anywhere else in Tanach where the Chibah of Yerusholayim is mentioned?
Sep 12	comment	Extent of matrilineal descent @HodofHod correct, 3rd line from the top. can someone who knows hebrewbooks perhaps link to it?
Sep 12	comment	Extent of matrilineal descent @DoubleAA the hebrew term is something like `yisroel af al pi shechoto (nikra) yisroel (hu)`
Sep 11	comment	How did the Gedolim achieve fear of Yom HaDin when the Gemoro says day tzarah beshatah? @DoubleAA thanks :)
Sep 9	comment	Amira Lakum: say you can't say? @sam That Mishnah Brurah actually asks my question of how you get around the problem of being Neheneh from a Maaseh from a Goy on Shabbos. He answers that in his case he already could read and his reading ability only improved, so it is not counted as a proper Hana'ah! In the air-con case however, it is making the room properly warm whereas before it was cold. Once again, perhaps Kivuy of Air-Con is not called Hanaah too.