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Mishna Berura Daf Hashavua Siman 128 Seif 18-19 Can The Chazan Answer Amen To Birchas Kohanim?

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Okay, good morning everyone. We're continuing in Yudas. The said that the macar does not call out until the finishes answering to and the khanim are not allowed to start. So until the finishes saying kayanim and after the kahanim make the bra they cannot start until the entire finishes on the okay now this is where we're up to they're also not allowed to begin the next word. They cannot begin the next word until the word has been finished being omitted by the one who's feeding them. The sour doesn't answer until the finish the don't say until the has ceased from the says. So here the is saying that the cannot begin until the finishes the amen. Likewise, the k cannot start y or ya until the sour finishes their ain. Now, why didn't the mishabura say that the shots can't say the next word until the says finish says by the name of hem? Some people say um after Hashem's name and the answer is because it's not correct. You should not say you're not allowed to say that's the opinion of the Mish the say but they know how to say it. It's considered a half sec. Okay. So that the should hear the word very well and that their hearing of it will not be mixed from the macra. In other words, this is going on. They can't begin the word until the tava is finished from the macra. Otherwise the people are going to hear a mix of their voice and the voice of the okay. Likewise the cannot begin until the finish their words that sour does not answer a bra is ended from the kayan. by all the brings over here. We've mentioned this before that has a very interesting that that according to the first that we learned from the that the is to come and hear the that the is not only going on the it's going on the as well. So then to answer to the and this a is different than any other a for any other that it's actually a mitzvah to answer not to the on the to the itself. Okay. So this is going on the last on the Rama. The Rama says the should not begin until the is from the question this comment of the it's not even relevant. They don't start the rebind until they turn around. And they're not going to turn around until the says and the and the is not going to say until the says. So why does the Rama have to say that the kahan don't start until they hear the from the well they're not going to start the rebim until they turn around. They're not going to turn around until the says some shalom and they're not going to turn around till the says some shalom and the is not going to say some shalom until after the so the comments of the of the rama seem unnecessary. So why did the Rama have to make this comment that the Khan don't start until we already know that because they're not going to start until they turn around. Maybe the Rama is adding another reason. Another reason why they can't sayim is because it's going to interfere with their with the a of the aside from the fact that they don't say it um until until the kazin says shalom or maybe the rama is adding that even if let's say they already heard so maybe they're not bound to the shalom of the we had that a few times already that in a case where you already heard and you're not bound to So maybe then you would think you could start the maybe the Rama is adding that even then they should not start the okay now to answer a after the of the so even though everyone else answers a does not answer Now what is this talking about? Is this the main on the itself or the on the says he might getused and he won't be able to feed them the second or third. So the is saying the does not answer a to the if he's dabbing from a and he is sure he's allowed to answer this is not considered because it's needed for the so now if you look carefully at of the he says that if he's from and he knows so look at the says this is how the rabb writes it and it's that you don't have to be sure if you'reing from a you won't get confused that's also could be that's what the means so in other words you're not to You're allowed to. But some are even aside from the reason of getting confused because of accepting the braha. Now the quotes. Mhm. Okay. Now what about and says they he has to stop and and not only listen to the he has to answer to the itself but not to the on the he doesn't answer. What about somebody who's in the middle of Shina? Ra Mosha says as we mentioned the holds it's a mitzvah on the to hear it. So he has to stop and listen to him but he can't answer a um he can't answer a therefore says it is user for someone to start ding if he will not finish him. So let's say you have a guy who dins a real long and he is not going to finish in time. So then he could have a mus later. Now, what's the reason he's not allowed to? Uh, he's not allowed to. That's what says. Okay. He's act he's actively rebel yash says that most resham disagree with and and you would not stop during okay rabbi say we'll hold it over here okay mean during during shan How do you answer? What's wrong? And your main here is I guess it's not you know look it's not uh doesn't disturb the shama you saying even if it is it is it the mitzvah to say how's you're allowed to answer you're allowed to answer. Those are the only great those are the only things and the this is more important the of is more important than is not this isa I guess you could ask on how you allowed to answer in the middle of your mitzvah the answer is it's all one mitzvah it's a mitzvah of even though it's not really the same mitzvah I guess that's a general question how you allowed to be mik the middle of but I will tell you one thing you're not to do is you can't collect sodaka during because you're middle of that's one mitzvah you cannot do while you're diving you can be mafik for mik for you can't be mafik for the mish said that we had that the mish said that rabbi say have a great day cult Be well.