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Halacha Weekly — a weekly — Va'etchanan 5783

Выпуск: Halacha Weekly — a weekly — Va'etchanan 5783. Темы: не определены автоматически. ‫לע"נ היקר באדם ר' אברהם אלעזר בן דוד ז"ל והאשה החשובה מרים ריזל בת ר' משה דוב ע"ה‬ ‫בס'ד‬ ISSUE #419: WEEK OF PARASHAS V’ESCHANAN; SHABBOS NACHAMU 5783 CURRENT TOPIC: HALACHOS OF PREPARATION FOR TEFILAH When Reading in Shul, DO NOT Read During Davening or Krias HaTorah …Continued from previous week 1) The Talmud (Berachos 53b) teaches that the person answering Amen is greater than the person reciting the initial Bracha. www.HalachaForToday.com ‫לע"נ היקר באדם ר' אברהם אלעזר בן דוד ז"ל והאשה החשובה מרים ריזל בת ר' משה דוב ע"ה‬ ‫בס'ד‬ 4) It is due to the aforementioned explanation that Chazal instituted Brachos to be recited before enjoying virtually all pleasures that mankind can enjoy on this earth (waking up, wearing clothing, eating, drinking, smelling something nice etc.). Furthermore, the Talmud (Shabbos 119b) states that one who answers Amen with all his strength (which means "full concentration" according to Rashi, and "in a loud voice", according to Tosefos; both aspects according to Rabbeinu Yonah in Sefer Hayirah) merits having the gates of Gan Eden opened up for him/her. one who slept clothed can still recite the blessing of "Malbish Arumim", as it is a thanks for Hashem's providing clothes to mankind and not only for your clothing this particular morning; one who walks barefoot can still recite the blessing of "SheAsah Li Kol Tzorki", as it thanks Hashem for providing shoes for mankind, and isn't referring only to your own shoes; one who is blind R"L can still recite the blessing of "PoKeach Ivrim", as it thanks Hashem for allowing mankind to see [and thus others can help him get around], and isn't only referring to his own eyesight, and so on for all the brachos. The Mechaber in Shulchan Aruch Siman 46:8 rules that the brachos that don't apply to you should be recited without Shem U'malchus; Sephardim follow his ruling) 8) One who was awake the entire night is not obligated to recite the following 3 Brachos , and may therefore not recite them by him/herself , and should rather try and hear them from someone else who is reciting them and thus be exempted: a)"Al Netilas Yadayim" (Unless the restroom was used before davening) b)"Elokai Neshama" c)"HaMaavir Sheina M'Enai". This apparent contradiction is explained by Chazal (Talmud Brachos 35a) as follows: Before

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Halacha Weekly

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