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| SOTAH 33 (16 Kislev) - Today's Daf has been dedicated in honor of the Yahrzeit of Reb Moshe ben Eliyahu Feinberg by his daughter Libi. |
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BRIEF INSIGHT
CARRYING THE ARON
The Leviyim carried the Aron except for three times when it was carried by the Kohanim, during the crossing of the Yarden, the encircling of the Yericho and when the Aron was returned to its place. Rashi explains that when Shlomo ha'Melech brought the Aron into the Kodesh Kodshim it was being returned to the Kodesh Kodshim for the first time since it was taken from Mishkan Shilo at the time of Eli when they went to war with the Pelishtim. Rebbi Akiva Eiger asks that the Kohanim carried the Aron on a fourth occasion when the Aron was brought back to the Kodesh Kodshim when David returned after running away from Avshalom. Rebbi Akiva Eiger answers that this occasion is included in the Aron being returned to its place and therefore it is not counted separately.
QUICK HALACHAH
THE LANGUAGE OF TEFILAH
A person may Daven in any language that he chooses if he is Davening with a quorum. However if he Davening individually he shall only Daven in Lashon ha'Kodesh. According to some opinions this only applies when he is requesting something he needs, for example one of his family members is ill or if he is undergoing some other distress, but a regular Tefilah may be Davened in any language even individually. Others say however that even an individual may Daven in any language other than Lashon Aramis. (Shulchan Aruch OC 101:4)
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