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Rabbi Eli Mansour

Torah Lecture

Siman 366f

Lectured by Rabbi Eli Mansour

Published
April 10, 2024
Duration
1:55
Lecture code
REM-AR-872

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We're in Shin Samech Vav (section 366), and we're in Halakha Chet (law section eight). Me'arvin be'pat orez ve'adashim, aval lo be'pat dochan. Rice bread, no problem. Adashim also is lentil bread, but not millet. Why not? What's the matter with millet? I would add Ezekiel bread, but I didn't add that. They should ban that not only from Eruv (communal Sabbath arrangement), but from the whole thing—the Ezekiel bread over there. It's a curse.

Be'pat orez ve'adashim. Dochan, they don't eat millet bread, so it's not a normal item. So basically, it's got to be an item, a bread that's normally consumed. Mah hu orez ve-dochan? (What are rice and millet?) That's a separate question. What is orez ve-dochan?