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The Bar Mitzvah Series Part 3: Parshas Toldos - The Controversy Of the Bracha Baruch She'patrani
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everyone i want to share with you we've
been speaking about the topic of bar
mitzvah we had a show wednesday night
about
the
correct time the source that a child
becomes bar mitzvah and misses at 13 we
spoke about
when the parents have to wait until the
child becomes bar mitzvah do you need 24
hours to the date of birth or is it
sufficient once the night begins we
spoke about the concept of the sudas
mitsuha that we discussed wednesday
night friday we spoke about some of the
kabbalistics at kabbalistic aspects of
bar mitzvah in terms of what type of
spiritual transformation takes place
when a young boy turns 13 we spoke how
he gets his
kedusa now i want to speak about
an interesting halacha controversy
regarding the an obligation on the
father the marriage in this week's
passion passages told us on the position
and rashi says on these words
that until this point in time people
really did not pay attention to
recognize the leanings the inclinations
and the
the personality of yaakov and eso
respectively and then by igb and yaakov
went to the basetown madrid and asap
went to the house of zara but the matter
says
rebelli amar
in parashat samajimo
this is an analogy to a myrtle of its
vinus and a thorn shall you get a limbs
they were growing one on top of another
the kivan sheikh dilu and now that they
grew they have frichos
the flower gave off its fragrance and
the thorn and the
the thistle gave off its prick
for until 13.
they both went to shul they both went to
yeshiva they both came home from yeshiva
you'd give us
a person must
be busy dealing with his child until
they're 13 years old the kanba ela from
there and on sarah mar he has to say
blessed is god who exempts me from the
punishment
of this one
so amazingly the mattress is saying and
upon the bar mitzvah of one's child the
father makes abraham
blessed hashem who has exempted me from
the punishment on this one in fact the
rama
in our achievement
base says
that god exempted me from this one's
punishment so
the rama
brings us down
and the
source being this madrish of course but
he also points out that the maharil
himself
made a bracha on his child and uh
the maril comes from the mordecai
however the rama concludes the following
says
that even if one makes this bracha he
should not mention
the name of hashem we should not say
hashem's name and you should not say
melech
so you make the bracha without shame
doesn't explain why one should not make
the brahmashima
however if you look in the document
akimash has the ramos commentary on the
tour the subcotton aleph in seminary
the ramos says it's very difficult
for me to suggest that one make a bracha
that is not mentioned in the gemara
meaning
it is very difficult to legislate
abraham if the brah is not sourced in
shas and this
patron is not found in the gemara and
therefore the rama finds it difficult to
in fact conclude that one could say it
with hashem's name despite the fact that
the marill himself
did make this bracha and he didn't
mention hashem's name now it's not found
in shas and therefore we don't have
sufficient basis to say the name of
hashem however interestingly the
vilnigan in the birhagra disagrees with
rama
and the gra
is messiah that this that this bracha
was made by the maharil himself the
grass says maharishi segal
primary halacha now one should make the
shame um
sometimes if you want to get a better
understanding of the opinion of the
villain you look in the
adam
and the odam
explains his the opinion of his rabbi
says as follows that even though
that this this is not found in the
gemara
um
and there is a rule that the goanim
cannot be masaki in ibrahim that's not
found in the gemara but says
this bracha is found in the midrash and
that is sufficient basis and especially
in light of the fact that marilyn
himself made it and therefore the grass
says
and the adam concludes
one who does make the bracha does not
lose out
so uh we have a mahalikas over here the
rama says there's not sufficient grounds
to be able to say hashem's name and the
gra and the autumn say no that is
sufficient the fact that it's rooted in
the matters just for the sake of
completion
the magala amuco is in the beginning of
he uh he writes that even though the
ramon or
him writes not to say hashem's name and
melech
but says
i uh do not agree with them because even
though we don't find it in shas well the
agata of our shas are is the agata
tagamarus the agata of the ushami of the
varats israel is the madras rabbah and
the menastraba this bracha is brought
down and therefore
says
that um in his opinion
um he says the immizakini or aziki menu
if he would have this close he would
establish this bracha so the bottom line
is that uh norman of halal is not to say
hashem's name following the soccer of
the rama but if somebody is a gronik
or a particular follower of course there
is basis to be able to say hashem's name
in fact the mission borough says
that even though the the ramosa is not
the sashimi's name hammavar hip said
that somebody who does say it does not
lose that in other words
there is what to
rely on
okay be it as a man now let's try to
explain
this is a very interesting
what is the meaning of this bracha
so there are two perusing found in the
magnavrom in subcotton hey in the
maganavram
the mughan abram first brings down
because
a father is responsible for the
upbringing of his son he's responsible
to mechanic his son
and
if the son
sins
the father is punished and responsible
for that so so long as a child is below
the age of bar mitzvah his sins are he's
not personally responsible for them but
the father who is obligated to train his
son to be
son is punished for the sins of his
father
and therefore when a child becomes bar
mitzvah the father is no longer punished
for the sins of the child now the child
has his own free choices on bahira so
the father is in a sigh of relief is
saying
finally i'm off the hook i'm no longer
liable responsible for the actions of my
son
now according to this reason of the
margin of ram the premier goddamn in the
age of 1 points out that's why the woman
does not make the bracha of marsha
petrani because khazal never replaced
the onus of
on the mother but only on the father and
therefore she it was never liable to the
for the average of her children and
therefore she would not need to say
barak shah patrani let's just point out
that the mishna bhura khattan zayin
says he says
of
even though the father is not obligated
to be
son
the father still has the mitzvah
that if that is if he sees his child
doing the wrong thing he's obligated to
be maishiach them
no less than any other jew and it's not
a lesser obligation just because that
person happens to be
one's son
but now let's ask the following question
on this explanation of the mughan abram
and that is
it would seem quite unusual
for a father
to
be standing up at the safer torah and
say well you know baruch hashem my job
is done
and i am no longer liable for my son
zavero so let him go sin as much as he
wants i'm putter i'm off the hook i'm no
longer responsible
certainly it's the wish and desire of
every father that his child going the
right path
and that his child and his children his
boy
not doing avira
and it would seem rather difficult to
for
that
to express the relief
of a parent who's no longer
liable for the sins of their son i mean
it's the father's responsibility to make
sure the son goes on the right path and
you know what if the son does sin over
the age of 13 while technically it might
not automatically accrue to the father
well obviously the father did a lousy
job and then it is the father's fault
and the father is responsible so what
exactly is this brah barosha patrani
so we like to quote so often the
pinchas friedman the shrile pinchas who
wrote a beautiful safer on bar mitzvah
called beniyata
and in
llama dalit where he brings down these
mccoy mice he also addresses this
question and he has a unique take on
this explanation of the manga from
he says
no it's not that the father saying that
now let my kid go and sin and it's no
longer my responsibility it's on his
shoulders it's not on my shoulders but
what the father is declaring is that
there's a certain confidence that a
jewish father has that he's done a good
job in raising his child that he no
longer has to worry about the sins of
his child that until now maybe
it was a work in progress and therefore
any shortcomings in the child would fall
on the father's shoulders but now the
father says with a degree of confidence
i did a good job with this kid i'm not
worried that he's going to go on the
wrong path and even if he errors he'll
do chuva because i've set him in the
right path i was
improperly so instead of it being a sigh
of relief that i'm no longer responsible
for him but rather it's like
that
has given the father shemaya to set the
child in the right path that the child
can be cut the father could be confident
that there's nothing more he needs to
worry about
and
this pay rush in the mugging of ram is
very much supported by a sack of the
hassan seifer in simon san di
san soyper says that the reason why we
don't make the bharasha patrani with
sheamu mahrus
is because how could a parent say with
confidence that i've done such a good
job that now i no longer have to worry
about this kid
if a parent was confident
that he did such a
a grand job with this child
such a
efficient job of with his father with
his child that he doesn't have to worry
about the child anymore and in hachinami
you should say the bracha of bhaksha
patrani with shame so it's very clear
that the san safar is understanding the
barakah basha petrani as a statement of
confidence that the father doesn't have
to worry about the kid anymore and in
fact if it is with such confidence then
you would be able to say
the bracha with shame um
this is the parish of the mughan abram
in the
in the bracha patrani
however
the lavush quote in the magnus ram has
another take on it
and that is based on the rama the rama
writes in
that there's cern
that a person is punished in this world
and sometimes a person's money could be
um
taken away
and sometimes if a person doesn't have
era their children who are young could
be punished for because of them
why is that the rambam says that a
person's young children that don't have
das yet and have not began to perform in
the midfields they're kind of him
they're like a person's possession
and even though it says
and it says
but that's uh that's until a person
becomes an ish but a young child is not
an is not an independent identity yet is
almost like the property of the parent
in a sense that they could be punished
for the parents shortcomings therefore
says lavush when a child becomes a bar
mitzvah
and now
they are their own identity they can no
longer be punished for their
father's shortcomings the father says
meaning
blessed is hashem that my child is now
exempt from my sins from my punishment
and in fact
he says this exact exact comment
that sadiq
when their children become of age they
are samaya and they say baraka malcolm
that
since that times hashem can punish a
child for the parents of arroyos once
the child becomes
over 13 years old they are no longer
responsible
the obvious question on the lavosh which
is asked by the master
is but that's not what the parent says
parent says baksha patrani may unchurch
blesses hashem who pottered me from his
punishment according to little bush the
success
blesses hashem who partners him
from my punishment it's a nice comment
it's a nice explanation but doesn't fit
into the words the words are hashem
exempted me from his punishment not
hashem exempted him from my punishment
well
uh
gimbal um
explains um rather an interesting pay
rush that there's something called the
rebound effect uh this past week
i was very congested so they gave me a
certain over-the-counter product called
afrin you spray it
and uh but the instructions are you
can't spray it for more than three days
because if you stay for more than three
days it has a rebound effect then you
become even more congested than before
well it's the same thing in rochnias
yes if a parent doesn't have vera the
child could be punished
but there's a clown in the gemaran
shabbos of kuffman testimonies
if you cause someone to be punished then
god distances himself from you why
because you you caused something
terrible you brought about the
punishment of somebody else so therefore
you're punished as well
so therefore
the bush is correct
barak
what the father is saying is barak
hashem
that my child is now no longer
responsible for my
shortcomings why
because if the child would be punished
for the father sin
the father would then be punished for
causing that the child should be
punished
and therefore
the father is not is not in relief that
the child is not punished that's not the
father's geschaft that's the kid's
geschaft
but now that now that the kid is not
punished for the father now the father
won't be punished for having caused
punishment to the kid based on the
gemaran shabbos
and therefore
says
because if the father is not mechanic
the son
the father
could be punished by having the son
become ill
as we said as the ram says the child can
be punished for the father's sin now if
the son is punished
and therefore the father could say
and therefore says
to be able to
reach this milestone of bar mitzvah for
our children make the bracha which
according to the ramaz without chemo
marcus according to the guru is with
shemo
and we should be able to have a
confidence that we raise our children
that we don't have to worry about any
unchem and that our children
should not be nanas
and we should only see
tremendous nachos from all of our
children and
see the nachas that we're all hoping and
yearning for
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