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By Yehoshua B. Gordon
Rabbi Yehoshua Gordon directed Chabad of the Valley in Tarzana, CA until his passing in 2016.
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Gary Europe February 5, 2016

Do first, learn later. Hopefully, Beit Din understand this when assigned a conversion case. Reply

Moshe Meir Nevada February 4, 2013

Pidyon Haben This is to let you know that I very much enjoy your presentation of the Torah weekly portion. Your input that comes from many years of experience makes Torah learning fun.
I did not receive an answer to my second question regarding PidyonHaben. Perhaps you didn't receive it.
If a gentile woman gave birth & then converted to Judaism, & then gave birth to a male child, does a Pidyon Haben apply to this situation?
Thanking you in advance for your prompt reply. Reply

Chaim Vogel February 22, 2020
in response to Moshe Meir:

No, it's only the first that opens the womb [probably too late of a response for you, but just in case someone else reading the comments would have this question...] Reply

Rabbi Gordon encino, ca February 22, 2012

Dogs What are you referring to? What did the dogs do in Noach's Ark? Reply

Alan Warner Tenafly, NJ February 17, 2012

Dogs Were the dogs forgiven for what they did in Noah's Ark now because they didn't bark in this portion? Reply

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