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Is sweeter then honey
We ask Hashem to make the Torah sweeter than honey to us. Eating honey brings to a desire for more. If one understands the Torah, it should generate a desire for more learning. The Torah learning should bring us joy. BTW, your ‘then’ is misspelled as you don’t mean that you want honey afterwards.
Learning torah while eating warm koko-osh cake and drinking lemon tea and honey cant be be beat, meain olam haboah
I happen to despise honey.
DBS: What do you dip your challah in during the Yomim Noraim?
Salt.
Like every other shabbos and yuntuv. I get no hanu’ah from honey.Anyway it is paskened to still dip the challah on the other side also into salt.
@DBS, stay away from honey cake then, KOKO-OSH cake rocks
As you are probably aware, we are loosing bee colonies at alarming rates due to what is known as “bee colony collapse”. The U.S. has lost nearly 1/3 of its bee colonies over the past decade due to viral infections and mite infestations. While the primary impact is on the pollination of fruit and vegetable crops, there is also an accelerating loss in honey production. This, in turn, will mean that yidden will have to increasingly turn to limud torah to compensate for their honey deficit.
Is sweeter then honey
OK, I agree it’s sweeter. Now give me my honey.
The Wolf
If the table is like a miizbeach, how can we place honey on it? The honey used for Rosh Hashana is bee honey and what is forbidden on the mizbeach is dates honey.
The baalei asifa, the collectors of Divrei Torah are like bees collecting the honey.
Positive conversations can only go so far. So, here’s for a מחלוקת לשם…
Reb Eliezer, that’s ridiculous. Bees don’t collect honey.
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