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Some things are ticking me off and I hope you guys (I mean that in the vernacular) could help me.
A lot of times I’m in a shul and the shliach tzibur gets up there and starts baruch attah…… she’asani goy, the same goes for aved and eesha (and believe me they’re different people in different shuls)
Also, I don’t get why school registration is soooooo early (maybe my son had a full month of school)
Also I went to a chinese auction recently and (possibly because the catering stunk) everyone was pushing and shoving for what little food came out at a time (especially the kids) it was like no one taught these kids (future adults) (the same goes for the adults too)
is this where we’ve fallen to?
“A lot of times I’m in a shul and the shliach tzibur gets up there and starts baruch attah…… she’asani goy, the same goes for aved and eesha (and believe me they’re different people in different shuls)”
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Yes, that is what we’ve fallen to. That’s why I try not to leave the house much and keep my kids close while their value systems are gelling.
1) That doesn’t even make sense because an eved is by definition not an isha.
2) Maybe they forgot that it’s an ibbur yuhr.
3) Rambam Hilchos De’os 5:1 ??? ??? ???? ????? ???? ???? ???????? ????? ????? ?? ????? ?????.
I know what you mean. At my shul a few people act like complete idiots as soon people approach the buffet table. In fact, a few people will actually pick at some of the finger food even before kiddish, or washing their hands. ….. sigh…. I gotta get out of this redneck town. And yes, it is an “orthodox” shul
aha! it seems as if there is someone going around changing the well thought out titles of threads. this must be stopped.
I don’t understand the OP.
Your original title mentioned a “non-jewish-female-slave”. Perhaps it was changed because it was redundant. If a person is female than by definition…
Yeah, right. That was popa – “Are women Jewish?”
coffee addict – You must be right, because women say that bracha too.
What if a woman says “she’asani isha?
Well, anyway, if a guy says ” She’asani aved, he should be glad he’s a slave because he can’t live on his own without a master telling him what to do.
coffee – was the shliach tzibur a shifcha kena’anis by any chance?
As to the riddle… V’sain Bracha.
A person who cannot manage on his own needs a master.
A person who cannot manage on his own needs a master.
Who can afford a manager?
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