Kinyan 47: HaLomeid al M'nat La-asot

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

it's just yesterday that we learned hello made almanac and i said even more important the learning even more central than learning is teaching even more important than teaching is [Music] at the end of the first pelican conduction there was a major discussion between the great amerim what is more important seems to be a paradox we say every morning palmetto is the greatest mitzvah so how come that any other mitzvah overrides and pushes aside talmud we have a very fundamental aloha that you all are familiar with when a person is engaged in the performance of any mitzvah he is exempt from all others the only mitzvah to which this rule does not apply is talented how can that be if tarniter is the greatest mitzra outcome any other mr overrides talmud taylor so when you're engaged in any mitzvah you're putting from all the others when you're engaged in torah you are higher than all the others the answer is a simple one

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1. 0:08it's just yesterday that we learned hello made almanac and i said even more important the…
2. 0:54[Music] at the end of the first pelican conduction there was a major discussion between the…
3. 1:25we say every morning palmetto is the greatest mitzvah so how come that any other mitzvah…
4. 1:56not apply is talented how can that be if tarniter is the greatest mitzra outcome any…
5. 2:27the importance of talmud taylor is talmud girl and therefore myself would always come before talamud…
6. 2:57there could be no miso without talmud and that is why talmud may we've come to…
7. 3:27one would never know how to serve and that is why talmud is so important in…
8. 4:00of our journey hallo maid al-menat la assote and whenever we learn toil the focus the…
9. 4:31said i learned baba kama i learned bhava mitsiya and the devakayam asked and what did…
10. 5:02have a beautiful day…

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