Sukkos: The Chasam Sofer's Electrifying Reason Why Women Are Exempt From The Sukkah

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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.

they also experience the miracle of utsius asks so why are women from sukha they were also part of the miracle of ananya kavoid kibasuko is just famously says that the mids voice that are the Eraser are not subject to afghanis only mitsos that are midrabanon brings the opinion of Rabino Yosef issue shalayim that is shalayim that is could obligate women in mitzvahsa but this is a discussion in the various tices and Chas whether can obligate women in mitzvahso or mitzvos that are the erisa but and in his draw choice in the year comes up with a brilliant answer to toisus's question we know from the graph the Kappa is we know from the graph the Kappa is tomorrow and brings us in his dresses as well that sukis is not a commemoration of the miracle of ananyakave but rather commemoration of the return of the ananyakovide namely we don't just celebrate Miracles left and they returned on the 15th day of tishui after moshabino again then he gave the command to build the mishkan on the 11th they brought nadavis

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1. 0:32they also experience the miracle of utsius asks so why are women from sukha they were…
2. 1:05shalayim that is could obligate women in mitzvahsa but this is a discussion in the various…
3. 1:36we know from the graph the Kappa is tomorrow and brings us in his dresses as…
4. 2:06mishkan on the 11th they brought nadavis on the 12th and the 13th they stop bringing…
5. 2:38differently because the kappa's tomorrow is bothered by a question on his approach that how could…
6. 3:09never sinned with the egal the ananihakave never expelled them and that's how he explained the…
7. 3:39of is for women because they never experienced the miracle of the return of the analya…
8. 4:09they're obligate in the midst of sukkah because the Torah obligates Cloud Israel in the Mitzvah…

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