Audio Roundup 2023:33

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by Joel Rich

If you attend a minyan where the haftara (or any of the megilot)are not read from a klaf, what is the kahal’s practice (and has the shul rav directed this) during the haftara reading? 1. listen intently to each word 2. read along word for word with the one reading from the bima 3. read by oneself at their own pace 4. other ________.


From a PBS special on Sandra Day O’Connor:
Scott O’Connor, Eldest Son: [Moyers] Nothing’s ever settled on this Court for sure, is it?
[O’Connor] No, it’s never an absolute end to any issue. It’s more a process of a continuing dialogue.
[Moyers] Dialogue — between?
[O’Connor] Between the court and the Congress and the nation as a whole.”

My internal conversation:
Joel1: [joel2] Nothing’s ever settled in halacha for sure, is it?
[Joel1] No, it’s never an absolute end to any issue. It’s more a process of a continuing dialogue.
[joel2] Dialogue — between?
[Joel1] Between the gedolim and the gvirim and amcha as a whole over generations

Your thoughts?


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About Joel Rich

Joel Rich is a frequent wannabee cyberspace lecturer on various Torah topics. A Yerushalmi formerly temporarily living in West Orange, NJ, his former employer and the Social Security administration support his Torah listening habits. He is a recovering consulting actuary.

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