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Beki'in Bahalacha 6 - Shiur 82: Sinam 164: 4-8

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Rabbi Eli Mansour

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get dirty during the meal. So what does he do? So reads, so basically he touched the places that are normally covered under his shirt, scratched his back, under his pants, by his leg, scratched his ankle, he scratched his head under the kipah, which is the place that's normally unc normally covered. So he's got to redo. It's called called a redo. It's called called a redo. No, it's really the opinion of say we go into one of those items says you dirty your hands reset. Start from the beginning. So we'll have to see over here where writes those that make the likean definitely have what to rely on. However, u it sounds like says better not to. I guess he's putting us on a uh a sabout guess he's putting us on a uh a sabout pattern. Very common person in the middle of the meal excuses himself to go to the bathroom. Usually that touch something obviously and again if he wants to make again and then Okay. So here we have a whole uh whole Torah. >> You wash your hands in the bathroom. >> Go slow. Go slow. Go slow. Go slow. Go slow. Let's Let's just get the first slow. Let's Let's just get the first then we'll give you the protocol and everything will be clear. Read 157. So in 1622 we have that 1622 that should be read. You know he passed away that rabbi the rabbi that wrote the uh I think even Rabbi Maz rabbi's brother. So he's the uh >> he's the ish he's the he's the ish rabbi

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  1. 1:06get dirty during the meal. So what does he do? So reads, so basically he touched
  2. 3:37the book, but uh that's the way it is. Um so anyway, he says in one,
  3. 7:36argues everybody have to wash your hands. hands again. You got to do a red question
  4. 10:15he must do again if he touches his hair without scratching the scalp he does not
  5. 13:18let's say touches one hand with one which is normally the case. You scratch your head
  6. 16:21clear that after a person's hands have been defiled necessary to repeat the even if the
  7. 18:54Right? We said that if someone insists on repeating the blessing insist and that guy's name
  8. 22:02to be t if there was less than if you eat. And the third one is
  9. 24:40both hands and yet to touch a spot that renders you unfit, not the sides of
  10. 27:43>> right there. Once we got to that said we're out. That's it. We're done with

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