העמוד היומי מסכת יומא דף לב עמוד ב

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Dovid Hofstedter’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

[Music] Page 2 Do you know this feeling that happens to each of us sometimes? A feeling that sends a message: Leave me alone, let me have some time to myself. Example: Sometimes a person wakes up in the morning, tired, his head hurts a little, his stomach hurts a little, he's a little out of his mind. He can take a few sick, sorry, and all take a few sick, sorry, and all sorts of things like that and decide that he's praying alone, but he gets over it. He goes to the synagogue and there it is, just like a scolding. A person walks up and shouts out the words. Every word for him is a celebration. A cantor, a curler, a second and a third. There's no groom in the minyan. There's a tachanon, a reading of the Torah, and everything. He already feels that it's too much for him. And then at the end, right toward the end of the prayer, there's between the song of the day, the incense offering, and the aleun lashab, there's a person saying Kaddish, but a rabbinic Kaddish. If it's there's a person saying Kaddish, but a rabbinic Kaddish. If it's accepted with life, salvation, and comfort, and there it is. The person makes the decision to cut. He has all the reasons in the world. He shouldn't be here at all. He's exempt from the minyan. And he's already out. But that's it. A person who cuts. I have no complaints about him. But today we'll see in the Gemara a wonderful thing. Things that you don't have to do You are right that you are covered by halachic perspective Everything is fine You really did go beyond but there is still a mitzvah for the broth We will see Regarding the cutting of the slaughter It is

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1. 0:00[Music] Page 2 Do you know this feeling that happens to each of us sometimes? A…
2. 1:33see Regarding the cutting of the slaughter It is not obligatory to cut the entire shank…
3. 3:35immersed. I will forget from gold clothes to white clothes. Where did he get from white…
4. 5:09Therefore, it may be that when he changes from gold to white, then he is immersed,…
5. 7:24the people, may God have mercy on them, in the word "kiddush" why is it written…
6. 8:55washing, regarding the sanctification of hands and feet, he learns: and took off, washed, washed, and…
7. 11:01hands and feet are sanctified is before they approach the altar, not before they get dressed…
8. 12:34when he is clothed. And it is not written at all. If so, the Rabbi has…
9. 14:45next work. Receiving the blood could only be disqualified. Therefore, I tell you that a majority…
10. 16:19special mitzvah for soup. But the truth is that it does not hinder it. Certainly not…

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