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Mishnah Yomi Kilayim 7:7-8

EPISODE · Apr 24, 2022 · 7 MIN

Mishnah Yomi Kilayim 7:7-8

from Rabbi Shmuel Silber · host Institute for Jewish Continuity

Separating vines and grains that combined naturally, minimum and maximum growth for Kilayim, flowerpots in a vineyard

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