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blinky – I said four WORDS not four letters
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So – nobody knows who was Moshe Rabenu’s brother besides for Aharon? It’s not a trick question. He was his real brother.
Another riddle:
My brother’s name is four words but mine is only two.
Who am I?
That is – according to some shitos, I hasten to add
Ravshalom – thats’s right.
Sorry AYS, Shelemiya wasn’t a new name was it? Also I meant a contemporary king.
Mods – can I have a subtitle please?
perfectly kosher and tahor
AYC – Re sisters in law – correct.
Re – the washing hands riddle; I was thinking of a time when it’s better to use no keli than a perfectly kosher keli.
Am Yisrael Chai – what do you mean by those references in Yimiyahu, Ezra and Nechemiah?
yes I was thinking of Yosef
Here’s a real riddle:
Take away one letter from my new name and you have my king’s name.
Who am I?
So, employed by a shver-to-be we have so far Yaakov, Moshe and Dovid. I can think of one more – anyone?
When is better to davka wash hands without a cup after using the bathroom?
Besides for Aharon – who else was a brother of Moshe Rabenu.
Shticky Guy – the answer is none.
Here’s a few:
Who in tanach had the same name as her sister-in-law?
Give 3 examples of men in tanach employed by their shver to be?
Who was ‘the upside down horn’?
busted oh no!
Daasyochid: The word ‘bochur’ may come from the root ‘choice ones’ but that has nothing to do with yeshiva at all. The word bochur appears many times in shas and meforshim and it simply is a reference to unmarried males.
That said I would agree that colloquially the word ‘bochur’ has become a reference to yeshiva bochurim. After all we don’t talk about ‘university bochurim’.
this thread itself is a tznius issue (but not a crisis)
As far as I know, a true cheresh cannot give a Get either. This will mean unfortunately that the yevama either remains an aguna as a shomeres yovom unable to marry, or marries the cheresh with Yibum. Tragic both ways.
‘lishkol’ in hebrew means to weigh. Possibly related to the word ‘scale’?
What about ‘rogil’ and ‘regular’?
better to wear a blue shirt in the week. Enhances the Kovod for shabos when you wear white.