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The second in a series of eight classes, defining the laws of work on Shabbat.
Topics: Prohibition of Work on Shabbat, Shabbat
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Jonathan Lerner nyc February 27, 2024

so awesome Reply

Anonymous Valley Glen, CA July 23, 2015

I would very much have liked a demonstration of how one could remove what s/he wants and leave what s/he doesn't want, with the fish or the watermelon, without resorting to removing the unwanted part from the good. That is hard to picture!

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