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I propose we could all remember Dvir Sorek. A yehiva bachor who was enlisted in the IDF, but never served. He was killed in an ambush by the bus stop returning from buying seforim in Yerushalayim. YZ”B
I do not give two hoots for the Zionism, anti-Zionist debate. But this conversation makes clear what anti-Zionism is about.n0mesorahParticipantJust on Tuesday.
“It’s a viable halachik way to tap into the tremendous koach of tefillah b’tzibbur.
Just on Wednesday.
“Rely on a kula to have tefillah b’tzibbur.”n0mesorahParticipantDear Catch,
Sounds right. Moshe Rabbeinu received the taryag mitzvos on Har Sinai etc. [Machlokes Rebi Akiva & Rebi Yishmael.] I never heard much else.n0mesorahParticipantDear Catch,
Torah is studied. The question is how do I approach what I do not understand. We seem to agree that we accept what is uncomfortable to us. Did I get that right?n0mesorahParticipantNothing on this thread is remembering any soldiers. We are enforcing motives that we never bother to expain yo ourselves.
n0mesorahParticipantDear Just,
If a father goes to the neighborhood shul without a seat for his boys, maybe it is better to have a minyan on porches so that the boys can attend. No loshon hora in shul this way. The men are already home shabbos morning, and do not get intoxicated in shul.
For me, the answer is that there is no way a porch minyan is teffilah b’tzibbur, it can only be a minyan for kaddish and so on. But for you that halachic justification create this amazing koach,you can pick any of the above reasons.n0mesorahParticipantDear Catch,
You are correct in the academical sense. But here we do not have any specific knowledge against this medrash, just we felt it was not right to bring it up. I think that was what bothered Milhouse. Just because it makes uncomfortable is not a permission to reject it. Personally, I do not think the medrash is backing up Someone’s explanation.n0mesorahParticipantDear Milhouse,
Like Joseph said, the gemara applies it to the government. It could be your thinking of the law of holding onto documents for 40 years to prove ownership. I think that is a governmental law, because it only applies to real estate, which was the essence of taxes then. Even if you are correct, you stated that the officers of the corporation, would have to do a kinyan. So, who owns the inventory?
I wish we could go through each part at length, but that is not likely to happen. I only commented, because I thought it was being said that a corporation, owns the inventory because dina demalchusa.April 28, 2020 4:52 pm at 4:52 pm in reply to: Inspiring safe & legal Porch minyanim all over Lakewood #1854554n0mesorahParticipantDear Syag,
Thank you for concern. I really mean it. I will not demean any Rov, even if someone says he is not worthy of being called a Rov. But respect for the Rov, does not include following everything, or even anything he says. I was taught to respect every person, should I follow them all? People think that they need to vouch for their Rav. “He is great, we must follow him.” The opposite seems truer. The Rav needs to vouch for his followers. “You can trust that one. He knows what I say. And he won’t misrepresent me.”April 28, 2020 4:50 pm at 4:50 pm in reply to: Now What?? post pesach covid thoughts. Entitled generation being challenged #1854548n0mesorahParticipantDear Anonymous,
Yeshivos always had slightly more than the “best” and “future” leaders. The main difference is lentgh Two years in kollel, totals ten years in yeshivos! There were overqualified rabbonim that were in yeshiva for less!April 28, 2020 12:52 pm at 12:52 pm in reply to: Going local for Mesivta versus out of town #1854376n0mesorahParticipantDear Common,
I totally agree with you. But parents continually put their boy s back into yeshiva, instead of looking for alternative ways to grow. If the bachur is ready to go on is own, there is still tremendous peer pressure to be in yeshiva. Even more on his parents to get him into one. That is where we end up with entitlement. “Your son has to be in yeshiva.” There used to be options. and people respected their peers decision of what to do with their own son. I was refering to girls, as I do not know much about how this correlates in Bais Yaakovs.April 28, 2020 12:50 pm at 12:50 pm in reply to: Now What?? post pesach covid thoughts. Entitled generation being challenged #1854379n0mesorahParticipantDear Common,
I think Chaim was not specifically talking about support, as much as what a large role money plays in the whole process. he was always trading money for values, and values for money. This was a wake up call. He wants to value his family, and not by their happyness.n0mesorahParticipantDear Yisroel.
Da’as torah is the property of the Torah, not any person. The great people that you mentioned had much personal contact with even assimilated Jews. Rav Shach said Tehillim for the Rebbe when he suffered the stroke. I heard from three major Roshei Yeshiva from the last dor, the whole story of the splits in Agudah. Chabbad was the central issue. None of them mentioned heading away from tradition. What your hinting to, never happened.April 28, 2020 8:43 am at 8:43 am in reply to: Time to cautiously reopen schools, Shuls, & most Businesses. #1854231n0mesorahParticipantDear Haimy,
The people who decide the overall benefits, are just catching their breath after a month! They are still to busy to explain to every individual what the merits are. Ask again in 5 years. The danger to any single person, was never that great. The threat to the public health system, is still a very big problem. And, will continue for about 2 years. [the last line is a guesss from people who study this their whole lives.]n0mesorahParticipantDear Common,
My responses were not getting through. So, things that changed. I’m fine.April 28, 2020 8:36 am at 8:36 am in reply to: Now What?? post pesach covid thoughts. Entitled generation being challenged #1854224n0mesorahParticipantDear Nurit,
It would be wonderful if we where made up of 90% Baalei Teshuva. The more money, less values, path, is the widest path right now. The fundraising is everywhere. Though not all are as caught up in it as Chaim was.April 28, 2020 8:35 am at 8:35 am in reply to: Now What?? post pesach covid thoughts. Entitled generation being challenged #1854223n0mesorahParticipantDear Sam,
Does my gadol decide, or yours? Kidding. Large teshuva gatherings are not an option. If one did not figure out to do teshuva on his own, the Gedolim cannot convince him either. We have no one to blame this time.n0mesorahParticipantDear Sam,
A lot of good points here. But to answer your question, the options are gone. It used to be, that college or work at 18 was a serious option. Just being in yeshiva was not. Today, every boy is entitled to be in yeshiva until at least marriage. It is more about becoming a yeshivishe yungerman than studying Torah. Going out of town is for serious Torah students. staying in town is to become more yeshivish.n0mesorahParticipantOIY! There is a specific mitzvah for almost every aspect of choshen mishpat! Dina D’malchusa does not define the concept of ownership. If we accept the idea of a corporation, then the inventory is not owned by any person. Because, who would make the kinyan?
n0mesorahParticipantDear Milhouse,
What pshat meant to the Rishonim is complicated. It is a simple truth that they did not feel beholden to midrashim, including the drush of the Talmud. Realize, that they had a lot more midrashim than we do. Including some that where written by their own contemporaries. (Some midrashim quote the Rambam etc.)n0mesorahParticipantDear Milhouse,
The most accepted view of how to treat statements of Chazzal is Ramban Al HaTorah. The Ibn Ezra openly refutes midrashim & piyutim. The Ramban allows that. The Ramban objects when it appears that Rav Avraham is intelligent for doing so.(i. e. It seems he knows better than the medrash. As opposed to simply being unaware what the medrash could mean. Of course the Ibn Ezra was exceedingly humble about these things. But not every casual reader is aware of that.)n0mesorahParticipantDear Milhouse,
The Rambam in Perek Chelek that you quoted is against those that assume the words of Chazzal are what they intended to convey. You seem to advocate for that. The Zohar generally explains pesukim in line with the literal understanding. I am not familiar with the Zohar refering a passuk to a sfeirah; The meforshim take the Zohar to be understood that way.(More like a sefirah to a passuk,)n0mesorahParticipantDear Milhouse,
A medrash that is quoting whole sections of other midrashim was compiled later. Also, when the names are random and not chronological, it means that it was not put together in person. Third, when there is no mention of the activity of the Beis Medrash, that means it was done in private. I hope we could agree that no Jew would have the audacity to publish an anonymous private work, when the Yeshivos in Bavel were thriving as the Torah Centers of the World.n0mesorahParticipantDear Milhouse,
You were so kind as to give us the full statement. It is clearly a quote from somewhere else. It does not imply that this is a reson to explain or cause a mageifah. For that we have to look elsewhere. It is not here.April 28, 2020 7:37 am at 7:37 am in reply to: Now What?? post pesach covid thoughts. Entitled generation being challenged #1854145n0mesorahParticipantDear Chaim,
I read your post. You seem to have followed the trail, and it works with money and little values. So, why do you suggest removing the money aspect by marriage? Marriage is where money is only a side issue. To make marriage fit the pattern of the rest of our life cycle, we inflate the money aspect of shidduchim. How about removing the money BEFORE shidduchim? Maybe the Mir could make it better known that those that support the Mir are not deserving of mention together with those that study there. May you merit to rejoin the latter.April 28, 2020 7:37 am at 7:37 am in reply to: Inspiring safe & legal Porch minyanim all over Lakewood #1854144n0mesorahParticipantIt seems like for the sick to eat on Yom Kippur, we are supposed to ask Joseph, if we should ask Reb Eliezer if we should follow the Mattersdorfer Rav Z”L.
n0mesorahParticipantDear Catch,
i do not have the Igros with me, i can’t look it up. It seem to my memory that it is negotiable, but the reason was not impressive enough. Other teshuvos from Rav Moshe clearly “negotiate” different purposes in tefilla. I recall a teshuvah that it is possible to prefer to daven maariv alone after dark.n0mesorahParticipantDear Someone,
To make your point, based on this Medrash, we would need to find where Rav Chanina said his statement. It seems very likely that the Darshan never intended as the cause for a plague.n0mesorahParticipantDear Milhouse,
This specific Medrash is newer than most. It would be an older medrash if would be equivalent with Talmud Bavli. This appears to have been composed toward the end of the Gaonim. Mabye later.n0mesorahParticipantDear Common,
If there is a novi today, why do you assume that we would know about him/her? The neviim stated that Hashem always reveals what will happen BEFORE He enacts His Word.n0mesorahParticipantDear Yichus,
You mean the mitzva of V’chai Bahem. Also, we are required to feel the suffering of all yidden.n0mesorahParticipantDear Milhouse,
Just because a statement is cited in the medrash, that does not automatically make it relevant to today. To me, one is only guilty of dismissing Chazzal, when they say no one said that, or that did/will not happen.n0mesorahParticipantDear Milhouse,
The ma’amar is not ancient origin, I was wondering why you call it a ma’amar chazzal. If you are referring to the statement of Rav Chanina, can you supply the original? I only have an old print with me, and am unsure if it the same one from Parshas Noach.April 27, 2020 2:52 am at 2:52 am in reply to: Inspiring safe & legal Porch minyanim all over Lakewood #1853769n0mesorahParticipantDear Joseph,
What?!? Assuming that the doctor explains that it could be fatal, why am I asking a Rov? Of course, I would eat on Yom Kippur! Those that died from fasting were incorrect.n0mesorahParticipantDear Joseph,
I beg you to explain the basis of your outlook. What does it mean to not pick your Rabbonim? Everyone I know formulates their questions, finds or randomly chooses someone to ask, without asking whom to ask! Even more shocking, if they feel like they are not getting clarity etc. they will go ask someone else until they are satisfied!!!!!!!!! Please respond, because you bring this up on every topic.n0mesorahParticipantAnother reason not to make every point into a decision of which Rav is right.
n0mesorahParticipantIt seems like we had honest conversations about davening, before we got involved with halachos of porch minyanim.
n0mesorahParticipantDear Milhouse,
How does a statement become a maamor chazzal? I am offering to print your statement in my next sefer, if that is what it takes. Someone stated something that we feel should have been left unmentioned. The fact that the idea is printed doesn’t give him license.n0mesorahParticipantDear Frum,
Reb Shach had a deep, emotional love for all Jews. If you have any more דעות כוזבות, please share them.n0mesorahParticipantI think the list should include any chol hamoed trips. And going to our kids for Yom Tov. That is for everyone else.
For myself I have another list.
1.Shuls.
2.Yeshivos.
3.Chavrusa Tumul.
4. Bar mitzvos.
5. Sheva Berachos.
6. Fund Raising Events.
7. Yom Kippur Kattan.
8. BeHa”B.
9. Traffic and Commuting.
10. Motzai Pesach Chometz.n0mesorahParticipantDear Joseph,
We have been told causes for past tragedies. Yes. After the fact. When the victims were properly mourned. Please do not forget what is going on in many homes and hospitals. An attempt to put a cause on it now, only serves to deny reality.n0mesorahParticipantDear NOYB,
Why and Hashem should not be used in the same sentence. Hashem’s servants ask what have we done wrong? And, what is demanded from me now? As essence becomes more celestial, reasons disappear and become replaced with consequences. Those that are dedicated to their own emunah, never move on from good questions.April 26, 2020 4:10 pm at 4:10 pm in reply to: Inspiring safe & legal Porch minyanim all over Lakewood #1853546n0mesorahParticipantDear Joseph,
Medical authority is not only in the doctor’s office. Whatever the requirement is to go to the doctor, it is same regarding following the doctor’s advice at home. What does our Rabbonim mean? There are more comments trying to explain it, than anything else.April 26, 2020 4:10 pm at 4:10 pm in reply to: Inspiring safe & legal Porch minyanim all over Lakewood #1853548n0mesorahParticipantDear Joseph,
Maybe You could answer me. Who are the Rabbonim of the porches? Outside of a few smalll communities, there are not many Rabbonim that tell their congregation how to daven in their own homes.n0mesorahParticipantDear Common,
I agree with your overall point. But, whom do you speak of as a Navi 2000 years ago? Do you mean Hillel? Then, by comparison Reb Eliezer HaGadol was also a novi, and so on. Let us keep in mind that Hashem reveals to the neviim what will happen BEFORE it takes place.n0mesorahParticipantDear Joseph,
Could the who are the Gedolim? I refer you to all the other posts. It seems inconclusive.n0mesorahParticipantDear Milhouse,
Why are we not free to dismiss it?n0mesorahParticipantDear Someone,
I seriously question why you would publicize this message.April 26, 2020 3:11 pm at 3:11 pm in reply to: Inspiring safe & legal Porch minyanim all over Lakewood #1853525n0mesorahParticipantDear Just,
The point is that we decide what to ask. Health decides whom to ask. it is not much different. If we would be more learned, maybe we could actually discuss the topics under conversation. instead of always ending with question of who was the right person to follow.n0mesorahParticipantHow do we get from a loack of kovod hatorah to braindeath?
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