We all know that there is a custom on Shavuos to eat dairy. One of the reasons given is based on a Medrash that When Moshe Rabbenu when up to Heaven to receive the Torah the angels complained and said "How could this Man of flesh and blood be worthy to take the Torah?" Hashem answered that when the Malachim (angels) came to Abraham they themselves did not keep the Torah, as they ate meat and milk together. The angels accepted this answer (among others) and hence on Shavuos we eat dairy.

With that introduction here are the questions.

1. The Torah law only does not allow cooking milk and meat together so how were the Malachim not keeping the Torah?

2. If it was cooked together, how was Abraham allowed to feed them this mixture? Abraham kept the whole Torah, and milk and meat are Assur Bhanah (one can't have benefit from the mixture). This prohibition applies even if one wants to feed it to a non-Jew?

We all know that there is a custom on Shavuos to eat dairy. One of the reasons given is based on a Medrash that When Moshe Rabbenu went up to Heaven to receive the Torah the angels complained and said "How could this man of flesh and blood be worthy to take the Torah?" Hashem answered that when the Malachim (angels) came to Abraham they themselves did not keep the Torah, as they ate meat and milk together. The angels accepted this answer (among others) and hence on Shavuos we eat dairy.

With that introduction here are the questions.

1. The Torah law only does not allow cooking milk and meat together so how were the Malachim not keeping the Torah?

2. If it was cooked together, how was Abraham allowed to feed them this mixture? Abraham kept the whole Torah, and milk and meat are Assur Bhanah (one can't have benefit from the mixture). This prohibition applies even if one wants to feed it to a non-Jew?

We all know that there is a custom on Shavous to eat dairy. One of the reasons given is based on a Medrash that When Moshe Rabbenu when up to Heaven to receive the Torah the angels complained and said "How could this Man of flesh and blood be worthy to take the Torah?" Hashem answered that when the Malachim (angels) came to Abraham they themselves did not keep the Torah, as they ate meat and milk together. The angels accepted this answer (among others) and hence on Shavuos we eat dairy.

With that introduction here are the questions.

1. The Torah law only does not allow cooking milk and meat together so how were the Malachim not keeping the Torah?

2. If it was cooked together, how was Abraham allowed to feed them this mixture? Abraham kept the whole Torah, and milk and meat are Assur Bhanah (one can't have benefit from the mixture). This prohibition applies even if one wants to feed it to a non-Jew?

We all know that there is a custom on Shavuos to eat dairy. One of the reasons given is based on a Medrash that When Moshe Rabbenu when up to Heaven to receive the Torah the angels complained and said "How could this Man of flesh and blood be worthy to take the Torah?" Hashem answered that when the Malachim (angels) came to Abraham they themselves did not keep the Torah, as they ate meat and milk together. The angels accepted this answer (among others) and hence on Shavuos we eat dairy.

With that introduction here are the questions.

1. The Torah law only does not allow cooking milk and meat together so how were the Malachim not keeping the Torah?

2. If it was cooked together, how was Abraham allowed to feed them this mixture? Abraham kept the whole Torah, and milk and meat are Assur Bhanah (one can't have benefit from the mixture). This prohibition applies even if one wants to feed it to a non-Jew?

We all know that there is a Minhag on Shavous to eat Dairy.One of the reasons given is based on a Medrash That When Moshe Rabbenu when up to Heaven to receive the Torah the angels complained and said "How could this Man of flesh and blood be worthy to take the Torah?"Thereafter Hashem said that when the Malachim(angels) came to Abraham they themselves did not keep the Torah as they ate meat and milk together and they accepted this answer among many and hence we eat dairy.With that introduction here are the questions? 1)The Torah law only does not allow COOKING milk and meat together so where were the Malachim not keeping the Torah? 2)If it was Cooked together then how was Abraham allowed to feed them as we know he kept the whole Torah and Milk and Meat are Assur Bhanah(cant have pleasure) even to feed it to a Non Jew?

We all know that there is a custom on Shavous to eat dairy. One of the reasons given is based on a Medrash that When Moshe Rabbenu when up to Heaven to receive the Torah the angels complained and said "How could this Man of flesh and blood be worthy to take the Torah?" Hashem answered that when the Malachim  (angels) came to Abraham they themselves did not keep the Torah, as they ate meat and milk together. The angels accepted this answer (among others) and hence on Shavuos we eat dairy.

With that introduction here are the questions.

1. The Torah law only does not allow cooking milk and meat together so how were the Malachim not keeping the Torah?

2. If it was cooked together, how was Abraham allowed to feed them this mixture? Abraham kept the whole Torah, and milk and meat are Assur Bhanah (one can't have benefit from the mixture). This prohibition applies even if one wants to feed it to a non-Jew?