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spelling of taught, spelling of sheol, spelling of sefer, spelling of halakhahs
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I was taught that the person going into sheolshul gets right of way. (And not the person exiting)

And that a person carrying a sefer also has the right of way

Looking for the source of these halakhahshalachos, (someone asked me)

I was taught that the person going into sheol gets right of way. (And not the person exiting)

And that a person carrying a sefer also has the right of way

Looking for the source of these halakhahs, (someone asked me)

I was taught that the person going into shul gets right of way. (And not the person exiting)

And that a person carrying a sefer also has the right of way

Looking for the source of these halachos, (someone asked me)

spelling of taught, spelling of sheol, spelling of sefer, spelling of halakhahs
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I was toughttaught that the person going into shulsheol gets right of way. (And not the person exiting)

And that a person carrying a seffersefer also has the right of way

Looking for the source of these hallachoshalakhahs, (someone asked me)

I was tought that the person going into shul gets right of way. (And not the person exiting)

And that a person carrying a seffer also has the right of way

Looking for the source of these hallachos, (someone asked me)

I was taught that the person going into sheol gets right of way. (And not the person exiting)

And that a person carrying a sefer also has the right of way

Looking for the source of these halakhahs, (someone asked me)

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Who has the Right of way?

I was tought that the person going into shul gets right of way. (And not the person exiting)

And that a person carrying a seffer also has the right of way

Looking for the source of these hallachos, (someone asked me)