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Mönáchot 27 – Napi Talmud 2225: Páros micvák

EPISODE · Feb 6, 2026

Mönáchot 27 – Napi Talmud 2225: Páros micvák

from Napi Talmud · host Seres Attila

A „kisebb rész” érvényteleníti a nagyobbat A 27-es lap elején egy technikai jellegű misna következik. Olyan esetekről beszél, amikor egy előírt mennyiségből akár egy kis hiány is érvényteleníti az egész áldozati cselekményt. Ilyen például a komec, a maréknyi liszt, amelyet a lisztáldozatból vesznek az oltárra. Ha ebből a marékból akár egy kevés is hiányzik, az […] A Mönáchot 27 – Napi Talmud 2225: Páros micvák bejegyzés először NapiTalmud.hu-én jelent meg.

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