"Lest One Come to Tilt" | Rabbi Ilan Meirov

What’s said in this shiur

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

[Music] foreign [Music] so when he gets opportunity the second someone takes out their phone to record them or something or take a picture he immensely starts talking about the following topic and I heard this from him two or three times already he quotes it says over there the gamar discusses different things that are muta and a soul to be done in front of a candle on Shabbat so the gemara says could you read could you could you read in front of a candle so the gemara says it's Usher why shemiate maybe he'll come to tilt the candle and be over in mavir what if he wants to learn the death you know he has to finish with me yeah he needs a candle it's a zoo maybe you'll move the candle what if I want to do tender people I want a mama

Jump to a moment

1. 0:00[Music] foreign [Music] so when he gets opportunity the second someone takes out their phone to…
2. 0:33it says over there the gamar discusses different things that are muta and a soul to…
3. 1:04strike all night long Usher why semiate maybe just maybe he'll come and tilt the candle…
4. 1:38uses this game already asked the fun question he says how is it that we have…
5. 2:10there's no tiger to touch the candles there's no excitement it makes life easier you're getting…
6. 2:40thank you for listening to the guard your eyes daily visit broadcast pass them on to…

Every second of this shiur plays inside Lehallel — a filtered YouTube library of Torah, music and shiurim. No ads, no comments, no autoplay.