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EPISODE · Jan 20, 2026

Mönáchot 10 – Napi Talmud 2208: Jobb kéz vagy bal kéz?

from Napi Talmud · host Seres Attila

Jobb kéz vagy bal kéz? Amikor a szentség nem ambidextrous Köves Slomó rabbi a Menáchot 10. lapján egy első pillantásra technikai kérdésből bont ki alapelvet: miért számít a jobb kéz szentebbnek, és honnan tudjuk, hogy a szentélybeli szolgálatokat – különösen a kámicá (kemicá – קְמִיצָה) műveletét – kizárólag jobb kézzel lehet végezni. A vita nem […] A Mönáchot 10 – Napi Talmud 2208: Jobb kéz vagy bal kéz? bejegyzés először NapiTalmud.hu-én jelent meg.

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Jobb kéz vagy bal kéz? Amikor a szentség nem ambidextrous Köves Slomó rabbi a Menáchot 10. lapján egy első pillantásra technikai kérdésből bont ki alapelvet: miért számít a jobb kéz szentebbnek, és honnan tudjuk, hogy a szentélybeli szolgálatokat –...

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