Parshas Tetzaveh: "The Magic Of The Shamir" - Rav Tzvi Pesach Frank's Analysis of When It Was Used

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

that the stones need to be completely full but rather what they do they made a cinnamon with ink and they brought the Shamir worm and the Shamir worm passed over it and then the last night it cracked on its own meaning there was nothing missing of the stone the stone was completely full they didn't chisel away at it but somehow this this worm was able to move away this Stone and and engrave without causing the stone to be missing so toothpaste of Frank asks if

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1. 0:31that the stones need to be completely full but rather what they do they made a…
2. 1:02that's the case if it's been Milo Isam then over here it says means to engraved…
3. 1:34through my uh commenting on the word bamilo Isam points out that it only says it…
4. 2:05and the expression and plastic tests is an actual engraving so says Frank this would be…

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