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Project Likkutei Sichos — Chukas 5784

Выпуск: Project Likkutei Sichos — Chukas 5784. Темы: не определены автоматически. The second opinion maintains that he Tractate Megillah concludes with a forfeits the reward of other mitzvos he discussion about the proper way to handle a performed while holding directly onto the Torah scroll: parchment, such as reading the Torah, Rabbi Parnach said that Rabbi Yochanan rolling it, or fixing mistakes in the text. The mantle is not just an external tear their clothes in mourning on Shabbos, garment that enhances the scroll, it is they have violated Shabbos, but they still part of the scroll itself, similar to the fulfilled the obligation of tearing the clothes empty margins of the parchment. In this case, however, Abeye The three attempts to explain the meaning is introducing a novel perspective — the of the punishment for holding a bare Torah mantle is part of the scroll itself — and scroll correspond to these three therefore, the person does not fulfill the understandings of the mantle: mitzvah of holding the scroll, because he is not really holding the complete scroll. If the mantle is external to the scroll, and only serves the needs of the holder, Tosfos’ issue with this is that this does not then the punishment would be to be mirror the Talmud’s previous suggestions, buried without clothing, for clothing is where a person was to forfeit something external to the person, and only that they had already gained. Therefore, expresses the sanctity of the scroll itself, Tosfos offers an alternative explanation, then a commensurate punishment to that the person loses the reward he disrobing it of that honor would be to received from the mitzvos of reading from forfeit one’s mitzvos, which are the the scroll. one who holds the scroll with its mantle Understanding Tosfos: receives the reward promised by the verse, The two opinions in Tosfos as to what “length of days is in his right hand, and in mitzvah is forfeited can be understood as his left, wealth and honor.” The sages follows: According to the first opinion, that explain that the “right hand” of Torah study the person does not fulfill the mitzvah of alludes to altruistic study for the sake of the holding the scroll, the novelty here is that Torah itself, and the “left hand” alludes to we do not separate the mitzvah from the utilitarian study, for some other purpose. who holds the Torah with its mantle, that

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Project Likkutei Sichos

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