השתלשלות החיוב החל בחוץ לארץ בהפרשת ראשית הגז וזרוע לחיים וקיבה -מאת רועי זק
שלום וברוכים הבאים,
הקובץ ניתן לצפייה או להורדה
השתלשלות החיוב החל בחוץ לארץ בהפרשת ראשית הגז וזרוע לחיים וקיבה -מאת רועי זק
שלום וברוכים הבאים,
הקובץ ניתן לצפייה או להורדה
השתלשלות החיוב החל בחוץ לארץ בהפרשת ראשית הגז וזרוע לחיים וקיבה -מאת רועי זק
As chazal encouraged challah be given to the kohen in chu”l for him – not to burn – but to actually eat, a minhag encouraged by some of the bigger rishonim, The kohen who chooses to eat the challah given to him (again, this is allowed only in Chu”l as the entire gift is merely…
The big view of Sheiltot is also a sharp one – according to this early sefer halacha, there is room for stringency when buying glatt-kosher beef. This is because of the Gaon’s view that if the shochet does not give the parts of Zroa, Lechayayim and Keva to the kohen the entire animal enters a…
How is a kohen demoted in terms of “losing his kehuna”? generally, a kohen who does not abide by the torah restrictions placed on kohanim is only temporarily demoted until he chooses to resume following those rules. In terms of a third-party wishing to disprove a kohen’s status as kohen, things get difficult if not…
The mishna in ketubot talks about the enactment of the bet din shel kohanim (the court who oversees all kehuna-related activities) to increase the ketubah amount for a bat kohen marrying a kohen from the standard 200 zuz to 400 zuz – what does this mean? History The Mishna writes how the bet din shel kohanim would require…
[boxify theme=”info” cols=”4″ cols_use=”3″]See our new SEFER on this grand MITZVAH[/boxify] The mitzvah of Giving the foreleg cheeks and abomasum to a kohen is one of the 248 positive mitzvot, but who’s responsibility is it? is it the Rav-hamachshir? the consumer? the meat-retailer? Halacha mandates (Yoreh Deah, 61:28) that the shochet is the personality obligated give the…
Pidyon HaBen How Should Pidyon HaBen Be Paid? The central act of Pidyon HaBen is the redemption of a firstborn Israelite son through the payment of the Torah-prescribed value of five silver shekalim to a Kohen. But is it really that simple? May the father give the coins on condition that they be returned? Can…