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Beki'im Bahalacha - Day 100 #6

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Rabbi David Elmaleh

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God willing or because 6 167 this is amazing but what is 42 we are on day 100 page okay. Now we're talking about distributing the bread to the group. Okay, so you remember we were actually just learning this at night times what is the minute to do with you already made the cut them up see who eats first right can he cut up all the bread and then distribute it and then afterwards he's going to eat or does he first eat and then he's distributing all the bread. So it says over here like this okay after the is going to be recited. Okay, no one may begin eating until the person who said the has tasted the bread. This is the rule only if the person who recited the also distributes the bread to the group eating with him. If each one already has a portion of bread at the time of the everyone may begin eating as soon as the blessing has been recited even before the person who recited it has begun to eat. Everyone remembers this is compared to the you remember we spoke about I do on Shabbat morning. Right so for example, I'm going to start the or let's say it's on Friday night. We do the we do here. Do they have to wait for me or not? So if everybody has their own right to do shop even if it's going to be a 1 oz or whatever it is meaning it's not a right. What? Even if right now they do not have a in front of them the fact that they have in front of them which is just means whether it's going to be wine or grape juice something that they're able to do with so therefore they do not have to

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  1. 0:00God willing or because 6 167 this is amazing but what is 42 we are on
  2. 2:08entire loaf means shalem, and the others only have sliced bread, they must each, right, be
  3. 4:16not that it's a they take before I take. I have to drink and now you
  4. 6:23should be enough that in the loaves of the lachmei mishneh, it should be enough for
  5. 8:29it's a late reaction. You understand? It's always like that, right? The doctor there he he
  6. 11:06if there's no you'll go after the if there's no then it goes in the order
  7. 13:17Okay, fine. One day one day we'll give it to the woman as well. One day
  8. 15:24right, we never give the the bread directly to somebody's hand. Right, you always put it
  9. 17:31So what happened was is as follows. Yeah? You have a scan over there. Yeah? So
  10. 19:34You never heard of that minhag? There was a minhag that people would use their own

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