Mishna Berura Daf Hashavua - Siman 39 Seif 2 What Tefillin Repairs Can Be Performed By Pesulim

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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.

your bottom he can't blacken the bottom he can't fix your choice says the mission Brothers what if somebody had their left hand amputated even though he can't tie tillen he could write on why the government because he is Ella Puma who de cabling he just had his mouth hurts in other words it's a external Factor why he can't put that external Factor why he can't put that onto villain oh so I was bothered by this question so what if he doesn't have a left hand didn't we learn if someone doesn't have a left hand they put fun on the right hand the dirt shoe brings and semen Sonu doesn't have a lot of them puts one on the right hand there says that perhaps this is only by someone who never had a left hand but someone who had a left hand was cut off it sounds like they do not put phone on it sounds like they do not put phone on the right arm okay he can't be involved in any fixing this restriction is only that they can't do an act in the actual body of that coding UTV and sowing them certainly the making of the shin but our habatim

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1. 0:30your bottom he can't blacken the bottom he can't fix your choice says the mission Brothers…
2. 1:02external Factor why he can't put that onto villain oh so I was bothered by this…
3. 1:33it sounds like they do not put phone on the right arm okay he can't be…
4. 2:11this is actual writing tanning the hides is not part of this in other words someone…
5. 2:41that it seems like you would be able to do because you can have a good…
6. 3:13is different than doing something in the Goof about them making the shin or creating the…
7. 3:54um if they do scrape it we will not be mad the gray role like Siva…
8. 4:25want them to scrape by fill in if they scraped there's nothing more you could do…

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