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Tractate Hagiga Chapter 2 Mishnah 5 From here on out from this mishnah to the end of the tractate, the tractate deals with the laws of impurity and purity. Since Tractate Hagiga actually also deals with our sacrifice on a pilgrimage, as we learned, then in fact many of the laws of impurity and purity belong here. The tractate is already deviating from all kinds of laws of impurity and purity. The Mishnah says, Mishnah 5, "He who takes into his hands for the holy and for the tithe and for the offering and for the holy of holies and for the sin offering, if his hands are defiled, his body is defiled." Let's explain things. First, we know and acknowledge in tractate Shabbat hundreds of places that the entire regulation of washing the hands separately for purification is a rabbinical regulation. One of the commandments they teach from the rabbis is washing hands. There is no such thing in the Torah. Either in a person who is impure and needs to immerse in a mikveh, or in a person who is pure. The Sages and needs to immerse in a mikveh, or in a person who is pure. The Sages also approved taking it with the hands because hands are dangerous. It was even a matter of contribution to begin with. And then they also decreed for all Israel that they should lay hands on the gentiles until the contribution of priests and so on is removed. Now, therefore, all we will learn here is mainly the rules of the rabbis. The Mishnah says to wash your hands for the holy food, the tithe, and the
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- 3:12properly is truly amazed. Because a quart of water in a vessel that holds a quart…
- 6:54reaches all the places, etc., to teach them. right. In any case, then this is the…
- 10:02that the body is also cleansed, and the whole body needs ablution. And all these degrees,…
- 13:44tithing. Donation is prohibited. Nature for donation and being held for donation is forbidden for consecration.…
- 17:22Oh, and even Rabbi Oved Dey, peace be upon him, does not agree with this. Yes,…
- 20:30were no kiyorim, etc., so one must be careful to wash the hands of Shacharit in…
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