SimonSynett
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@ actually don't know I'm afraid.
1:37 PM Oct 8th, 2011
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in reply to mikeage
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Miss you too @ - come over for a few beers on Succot. But times like what? What happened?
1:24 PM Oct 8th, 2011
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in reply to mikeage
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@ Also, he only heard the threat from his mother and he couldn't kill on the basis of her word alone.
12:11 PM Nov 21st, 2009
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in reply to noahroth
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@ It wasn't an immediate threat - Esav said he was going to kill Yaakov only after their father died. Not a case of haba lehorgecha
12:09 PM Nov 21st, 2009
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in reply to noahroth
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@ Does this rule create an imperative to kill his would-be killer? If he can get away, isn't that better?
12:07 PM Nov 21st, 2009
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in reply to noahroth
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@ I can...but don't much.
12:28 PM Nov 10th, 2009
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in reply to DovBear
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@ יפה שתיקה לחכמים קל וחומר לטפשים ;)
4:15 AM Nov 5th, 2009
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in reply to gldmeier
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thanks @ how are you? you know we have a great night program 3 X a week at KSY - gemara, tur, shulchan aruch, right now on Chanuka.
3:39 AM Nov 5th, 2009
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@ @ Hey, thanks for asking! I still pop in frequently to see what you're up to...still up for a BS/RBS tweetup.
3:24 AM Nov 5th, 2009
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11:04 AM Oct 28th, 2009
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in reply to hsabomilner
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That's very cool, thanks for pointing it out, @
3:29 PM Oct 17th, 2009
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@ @ I don't recall all bidders paying.
4:47 AM Oct 9th, 2009
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Could be right @ although pretty sure not all Sefardi Jews. AFAIK the sefardim in my family do eat fish and milk together.
11:53 AM Sep 26th, 2009
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@ fish with butter is fine according to majority halakhic opinion and certainly mainstream practice.
11:15 AM Sep 26th, 2009
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in reply to buberzionist
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@ Son is not a Levi if he converted. Don't have a source off hand.
6:42 AM Sep 22nd, 2009
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in reply to hsabomilner
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@ Parshas Emor verse 16. Kohen who marries a 'pesulah', his offspring do not keep kehunah, even if the woman is Jewish.
6:37 AM Sep 22nd, 2009
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in reply to hsabomilner
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@ That sounds more like Yom Kipur if you ask me.
6:27 AM Sep 22nd, 2009
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in reply to OMTorah
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@ I haven't seen the Maharal but that would make sense. See Mesilas Yesharim, Zehirus, where he describes teshuvah vs. din
6:21 AM Sep 22nd, 2009
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in reply to mascety
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@ I'd say it's like the medrash in bereshis where God activated midas ha-rachamim when he saw the world couldn't survive pure din.
6:20 AM Sep 22nd, 2009
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in reply to mascety
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@ How does all that explain the change in the bracha?
6:15 AM Sep 22nd, 2009
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in reply to OMTorah
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- Name Simon Synett
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- Bio Writing about Judaism for grown-ups, Torah and derech eretz, tradition and technology. Let the wild rumpus start!
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