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Day 1 of 339


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Posted: Feb 7, 2012
day 1 of 339
very good lesson
Posted By brian reid, montauk, ny

Posted: Nov 18, 2011
Now it's so cristal clear. Thank's a lot.
Posted By Asher Efraim ben Shem Tov, Arad, Romania

Posted: Mar 12, 2010
RE: Day one of 339
The concept of there being 248 limbs in a person's body is found in the Mishnah (Ahalot 1:8). Now, the criteria there is not quite the same as seen by modern medicine. For example, each finger of the hand is seen to contain 6 "limbs."
Posted By Menachem Posner for Chabad.org

Posted: Mar 11, 2010
Day one of 339
In using the word "limb" in English do you mean all the separate bones in the body and the muscles and tissue that connnect it?
Posted By Anonymous, Los Angeles, CA



 

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