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Thank you! I don't follow this post regularly (maybe I should), but it so happened that I found this one on Rosh-Chodesh Elul, a good time as ever for והעבר רעה מבשרך
I assume you are the Eli of Torah ugedula bemakom echad. In any case, that is a very good passuk to remember now, both as the Ramban uses it in his Igeret based on Nedarim 22, and on how the Meiri in Taanis 4 uses it. Thanks.
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ReplyDeleteCleverer still in that it is meaningless to those who would misunderstand it as boastful.
ReplyDeleteCan somone fill us Unclever in?
ReplyDeleteThank you!
ReplyDeleteI don't follow this post regularly (maybe I should), but it so happened that I found this one on Rosh-Chodesh Elul, a good time as ever for והעבר רעה מבשרך
I assume you are the Eli of Torah ugedula bemakom echad. In any case, that is a very good passuk to remember now, both as the Ramban uses it in his Igeret based on Nedarim 22, and on how the Meiri in Taanis 4 uses it. Thanks.
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