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Chanukah: The Imponderable of Rav Yehoshua'le M'Kutna

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Rabbi Daniel Glatstein

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exactly but rishon mikola was one of the great kharifem in poland and he was nifter in the year 1893 and he was born in 1821 in platsk in poland and the rim said about him that any city any generation that has show me is uh not a door yasayim in 1885 together with his son-in-law vox and he accomplished very much he came back to poland ultimately and that's where he passed away well habishow mikuna has a very interesting question and it's really an imponderable um and it's it's something that's very difficult to wrap one's head around and come up with a a conclusive answer to but that is the rahman pascal's like this nikomaru says that a person has that money he should sell his garment to purchase their hanukkah so if you have a jacket and you don't have uh money to purchase narconica so you sell the jacket to buy the narcotic very good maybe maybe not but now hanukkah you have to it could be a pesach nowhere does the gemara say you have to sell your clothing

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  1. 0:31exactly but rishon mikola was one of the great kharifem in poland and he was nifter…
  2. 1:09in 1885 together with his son-in-law vox and he accomplished very much he came back to…
  3. 1:41nikomaru says that a person has that money he should sell his garment to purchase their…
  4. 2:12for near shabbos you don't know shabbos doesn't have pursue menis even though there's a juvenile…
  5. 2:43you only have money for their shabbos which is adif their shabbos imagine a guy who…
  6. 3:13and now it's friday nights right before friday night and i understand you have to sell…
  7. 3:44does he not sell it in the first place or does he sell it and use…

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