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Day #59–Rambam DAILY Sefer HaMitzvos
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Day 59: Positive Commandment 171 For more classes from Rabbi Shais Taub visit https://www.soulwords.org/ 👉 Share & Connect: Follow on Instagram: instagram.com/rabbi_shais_taub Follow on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@rabbi_shais_taub Subscribe to WhatsApp: https://wa.me/15164953021/?text=Subscribe 👉 Support our work at: https://www.soulwords.org/donate/ --OR-- PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/soulwordspayments CashApp: https://cash.app/$soulwords Venmo: https://venmo.com/u/soulwords
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is day number 59 of our daily study of
ramipse of Mitzvahs and we're in a new
set of halachas in our daily three
chapters of mission of Torah uh
yesterday we finished the laws of
Schaefer love I'm not sure if I
mentioned that that was a CM that we
finished those halachas and uh today
we're starting a new set of halachas
the laws of the half shekel
chapters 1 2 and 3 today
and uh
there's four chapters total so we'll
have
today and and tomorrow and then tomorrow
will also start a new set of laws but
let's talk about the Mitzvah that
corresponds to hilkash Gollum today that
is positive commandment 171
was a flat tax donation that every man
was obligated to give during the times
of the base amigdish when the temple
stood the rambam explains in severe mits
was based on the explanations in the
tractate scullum this entire tractate
called Gollum that talks about this law
in depth that it is not applicable the
Mitzvah cannot be performed when the
temple is not standing
just to uh clarify in case you're
thinking hold on a second I think I
remember though giving half shekel uh
giving a half shekel why are you saying
we don't do it okay so there's a custom
that on the day before Purim
which is usually tinusester
as we're going into
the the tiny sisters the fast disaster
as we're going into Purim so we do a
half shekel as a custom
that's not the same as the biblical
commandment it is reminiscent of it but
it's uh not the biblical commandment as
mentioned this was something was only
done in the times of the temple and the
primary use of these funds indeed was to
pay for communal sacrifices which would
have been offered in the temple
that's our myth for today we will see
you God willing tomorrow