Min Hatorah to be a chatzitzah in mikva it needs to be that roiv your body is covered AND your’e makpid, that you don’t want this dirt on you. In Gemora ..
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“Then shall the Kohen command to take for the person to be cleansed two living clean birds, and cedar-wood and red wool, and hyssop.” Why does the Metzora ..
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This shall be the law of the Metsora on the day of his purification: He shall be brought to the Kohen (14:2) The Mishna learns from these words that even if the Metsora is ..
Written by Rabbi Moshe Kormornick
Ch. 12, v. 3: “Uva’yom hashmini yimol” – At a circumcision we say, “K’sheim shenichnas livris kein yiko’neis ..
Written by Zvi Akiva Fleisher
Ch. 14, v. 6: “Es hatzipor hachayoh yikach” – The middle of verse 2 begins the rituals of purifying a metzora, starting with the word “v’huvo.” ..
Written by Zvi Akiva Fleisher
As part of his purification process outlined at the start of parshas Metzora, the metzora is to bring two birds – see the psukim for what happened [with these ..
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In downtown perek 14 (pasuk 40), we are told that if bona fide tzara’as is found on a house, the affected stones must be removed and plonked outside of the city. ..
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A most perplexing Midrash features in Rashi 14:34. Commenting closely on the unusual wording of the pasuk, Rashi writes that HaShem promised us that when we go into ..
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When a person sees Tzoraas on the wall of his house the pasuk says (Vayikra 14:35) he goes to the Kohen and says, “K’Nega Nirah Li Babayis”, something like ..
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