Rabbi Gordon - Vayeira: 1st Portion
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Vayeira Was Tzor destroyed after Lot left the city? Reply
First off, I want to thank Rabbi Gordon for helping make my daily chitas interesting and relatively painless. Also to comment on Vayera rishon - he says [mistakenly, I think], re: rashi's expantion of "eitz". this word can mean in chumash either 'tree' or 'wood'. Rashi is clarifying that here it means 'ilan' = 'tree' [but not fruit tree, as Rabbi Gordon said] Reply
Good Questions
Kayo,
Raphael both healed Avraham and saved Lot. Healing and Saving are under the same mission category.
Malcom,
Butter was served, then the milk, followed by a waiting period. Then the meat. Totally kosher.
Gil,
Good questions. I am curious as to why Sarah laughed if her menstrual cycle had already started.
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Question about 3rd angel
B"H
One angel came for Sarah, one angel came for distruction of Sodom, and the other one, Raphael, came to heal Abraham, you said. However, didn't he come for saving Lot? Scripture said 2 angels went Sodom.
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Same Angel
Keyo.
The same Angel which came to heal Avraham also saved lot.
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no bread, but he served them milk, butter and cattle. no kosher laws observed, but unclean women observed? Reply
Vayeira
Greeting & Blessing. My name is Gil and you have become a regular part of my study schedule. You have been extremely helpful.
Two questions just for clarity purposes.
When the Torah writes "I will surly return to you this time next year" which we know is Pesach time, then do we assume the "bread" that Rashi's is talking about in the part about Sarah baking bread is actually Matzot?
2)When the Torah writes "the course of woman had ceased to be with Sarah" how do we reconcile that with the interpretation Rashi gives earlier when Abraham did not bring the bread that Sarah made due to her beginning her menstruation?
thank you,
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