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למודי משה — Vayeishev 5786

Выпуск: למודי משה — Vayeishev 5786. Темы: family_education, parsha_commentary. Поисковые термины: воспитание, дети, семья, chinuch, family, חינוך, ילדים, משפחה, недельная глава, парша, parsha, פרשה, פרשת השבוע. This Week’s Halachic Topics Are: Using Ma’aser Money to Support Married Children May One Take Torah Pamphlets on Shabbos with Intention to Pay After Shabbos ‫פרשת וישב‬ 304 This week’s sheet is dedicated in honor of R’ David Livshin and his family, in honor of the birth of their new son ‫שתזכו לגדלו לתורה לחופה ולמעשים טובים‬ Insights Into Halachah Using Ma’aser Money to Support Married Children If one agrees to support a married child for five years, may he use ma’aser money to help with the cause? Someone had arranged a shidduch for his son with the daughter of a prominent talmid chocham with the following understanding: The father of the son accepted that he would pay every week a certain amount to his mechutan, the kallah’s father, who would sustain the young growing family in his home, thus enabling the son-in-law to continue his learning under his father-in-law’s direction. Greater Needs Notwithstanding that family should be supported first, the Chasam Sofer quotes from his rebbi, the author of the Hafla’ah, that the rules of “closest first” or “family first” are only when the funds are necessary for the same level of need, for example, all have enough to eat but not enough for clothing. Family First Having determined that there are definitely situations in which ma’aser money must be given to the poor, the Chasam Sofer then discusses when and whether money designated for the poor can be used to support an individual’s extended family. (R’ Frand) ~7~ Interesting Question from the Brisker Rav ‫בעוד שלשת ימים ישא פרעה את ראשך והשיבך על כנך‬ “In another three days, Pharaoh will count you and will restore you to your post” (Bereishis 40:13) The Gemara in Berachos (55b) teaches that the meaning of a dream is determined by the interpretation given by those who hear it. i) The Gemara in Berachos is talking about someone who raises his voice very loudly - this is clear from Rashi who says: ‫“ – ומגביה הרבה‬he raises his voice a lot”, such a person is lacking emunah, as if he believes in Hashem he wouldn’t need to daven so loudly. The Gemara in a number of places (Berachos 43b, Sotah 10b and more) learns out from the story of Tamar, that: ‫נוח לו‬ ‫“ – ל

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למודי משה

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11 декабря 2025 г.

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12

Темы: family_education, parsha_commentary