Mishna Berura Daf Hashavua Siman 33 Seif 4 Does the Blackening of Tefillin Need to be L'shma?

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taive so we're saying it's good that Israel should be mastered do not need blackening at all foreign [Music] if you don't need it then is not required [Music] basically should have been clearer that he's arguing in other words that's not what the Macabre holds that the evidence is disagreeing it's not always so black and white no pun intended that he's disagreeing with the macabreeze if a guy makes it oh yeah or even a Jew actual Englishman if he doesn't know it's gonna be possible that since have to be black therefore any time something is a requirement you have to do it certainly anything that needs to be done on the villain itself that's like making Pratap that has to be properly or the stitching is

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1. 0:51taive so we're saying it's good that Israel should be mastered do not need blackening at…
2. 2:16if you don't need it then is not required [Music] basically should have been clearer that…
3. 3:23any time something is a requirement you have to do it certainly anything that needs to…
4. 3:55basically anything that's an absolute requirement not only for God as it will be possible but…
5. 4:57in other words anyone who is not part of the Mitzvah can't make the mitzvah doesn't…
6. 5:28here he doesn't really say it sounds like it's a dinner but I'm not so sure…
7. 6:08here he's saying like this that if something is in the villain itself the stitching the…
8. 7:09look what he's saying that a woman could paint them with twice and um and a…
9. 7:40that the ritsuas even with the Avid will be puzzle if stamp paints them stand without…

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