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EPISODE · Apr 16, 2026

Mönáchot 96 – Napi Talmud 2294: A szent kenyér is „elromolhat”?

from Napi Talmud · host Seres Attila

A szent kenyér is „elromolhat”? – Amikor a Szentély logikája szembemegy a józan ésszel Miért kell a főpap mindennapi lisztáldozatát szombaton is elkészíteni, miközben az őrlés és a szitálás már nem írja felül a szombatot? Hogyan férhetett el a hatalmas lechem hapanim (לחם הפנים) a mindössze egy asztalnyi helyen? És mitől válik valami valóban szentté: […] A Mönáchot 96 – Napi Talmud 2294: A szent kenyér is „elromolhat”? bejegyzés először NapiTalmud.hu-én jelent meg.

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A szent kenyér is „elromolhat”? – Amikor a Szentély logikája szembemegy a józan ésszel Miért kell a főpap mindennapi lisztáldozatát szombaton is elkészíteni, miközben az őrlés és a szitálás már nem írja felül a szombatot? Hogyan férhetett el a...

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