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Tzuras HaPesach
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Rabbi Chaim Jachter explains the common day Tzuras HaPesach (door opening) used to build an Eiruv
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this is rabbit hijacker for the Orthodox
unions all deaf and this continuing
series on bringing messiahs air vent to
life and today we introduce the concept
of a serosa Pesa of a holic doorframe it
is the backbone of community
today it's mentioned on Aven good olive
and I'm going to show you in the field
if I'm an action and look how it is made
here are this an attachment that the
community makes to the paul this is
called typically today called the lefty
but more properly in the Gemara is
called cannot makan aside post a lucky
actually is something different
[Applause]
all the way to the wire expired it Paulo
going all the way up to the wire you see
how our economy time at Columbia the
record stands
and now we're gonna follow it you're
gonna follow it as we as we go as we go
as we go across the street we are now
continuing across the street and you can
see
across the street the wire continues
across the street and here's the other
side of the syrup a sock this is called
the Cana
makan there's the other economy cut it
extends again all the way up to the wire
the economy con economy can kind of alga
beyhan one thing I would just add is
that this is the typical way the typical
material the PVC pipe that is used to
create syrup a Sox in a ravine in North
America today not all arrogant but I
think the this is what I recommend to
use the PVC pipe it seems to satisfy the
requirement of the Gemara on-air venue
dollar it should be Maria
that should be
long enough to be able to support a door
of a minimal door they wore made out of
posh made out of wool and this would be
a very very nice source of Pesa again
starting the economy con economy got
alga Bayon and Cana Mekong and with this
on behalf of the Orthodox unions all da
we have presented to you a basic health
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