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The Real Toameha with Rabbi Daniel Coren - A Woman's obligation in Kiddush on Shabbos

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Rabbi Daniel Coren

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Good shabas to the incredible space. This week we started a new series of kadusha shabas. These are classes that are based on my dear friend of who put together the most incredible on the topics of shabas of shabas and also inspiration and each day we send out a video. It actually goes in anytime also goes out to many people and we're inviting to many people and we're inviting everyone in the Kila to join. We're going to have a link so anyone could join and each at the end of each week we're going to summarize and give a little bit of going into Shabba. So this week the topic was a woman's kdesh. Can a woman make kadesh for a husband? Can a husband be mighty a woman? And essentially the conclusion was is that women have the same exact obligation as men and in fact maybe even more of an obligation Friday night. How can they have more of an obligation? And the

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  1. 0:00Good shabas to the incredible space. This week we started a new series of kadusha shabas.
  2. 0:30to many people and we're inviting everyone in the Kila to join. We're going to have
  3. 1:00have more of an obligation? And the answer is very simple. When a man dins Friday
  4. 1:32a woman her obligation is his obligation is so we explained that according to some in
  5. 2:02husband's able to be mighty to the wife so besides the fact that it's always good
  6. 2:32tinas what that meant was not they didn't speak but they would make sure that whatever
  7. 3:04to be the mean.

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