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Mönáchot 20 – Napi Talmud 2218: Só nélkül nincs áldozat?

from Napi Talmud · host Seres Attila

Só nélkül nincs áldozat? – amikor egyetlen mondat eldönti, mit kell és mit nem megsózni Köves Slomó rabbi a Menáchot 20. lapján egy elsőre technikai kérdésen keresztül mély alapelvet tisztáz: mikortól számít valami elemi résznek egy áldozatban, és hogyan lehet ezt a Tóra nyelvezetéből levezetni. A vita fókuszában a melách (melach, מֶלַח – só) áll: […] A Mönáchot 20 – Napi Talmud 2218: Só nélkül nincs áldozat? bejegyzés először NapiTalmud.hu-én jelent meg.

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Só nélkül nincs áldozat? – amikor egyetlen mondat eldönti, mit kell és mit nem megsózni Köves Slomó rabbi a Menáchot 20. lapján egy elsőre technikai kérdésen keresztül mély alapelvet tisztáz: mikortól számít valami elemi résznek egy áldozatban, és...

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