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The Torah in the middle of this Aliyah discusses Shoro o Kesiv o Ez Ki Voled, the special Halacha that when a any animal is born, it cannot be offered as a korban in the Beis Hamikdash until it is a minimum of 8 days old. Interestingly, we find a similar minhag the Rama in Yoreh De'ah Siman Resh Samech Hey brings down the minhag that Ashkenazim have. Sefardim usually have a Brit Yitzchak Zohar on the night before the Brit Milah. Ashkenazim celebrate with a
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- 0:07The Torah in the middle of this Aliyah discusses Shoro o Kesiv o Ez Ki Voled,…
- 0:38Milah. Ashkenazim celebrate with a different kind of Seudat Mitzvah. It's called the Shalom Zachar. And…
- 1:09days. The Midrash says Hakadosh Baruch Hu says, before an animal is brought as a korban…
- 1:40how it protects us and how it prepares us for when we stand before Hakadosh Baruch…
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