Defective pedigree
peace Rabbi I saw Lesson your that you Says Who was born? Going other The father in the lineage by chance that there is no Offense between The parents And if there is Offense Hold Going after The defective. what with The mother Jewish And the father gentile, Mountains which was here Offense then why The child is considered Jewish and not gentile like The father?
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The rabbi says that it can be concluded that this is not a Torah?
And what about a Jew and a Gentile?
Same as above
A Hashmanite court ruled against the marriage of a Gentile in private in Nescha. This means that from the Torah there is no prohibition against the marriage of a Gentile in private (in public, zealots violate it, and if there is a prohibition against marriage, this is a dispute between the Torah and the Rambam).
Does the Hasmonean court obligate us?
A person who comes to a Gentile, if there is no offense, is supposed to be a Jew, and it does not mean that there is a prohibition.
definitely.
definitely
Rabbi, I didn't understand. At first you said the same thing. I understood that there was no prohibition. Now you said, "I definitely understood that there was a prohibition." I'm confused.
There is a rabbinical prohibition from a decree of the Hasmonean House. There is no Torah. Therefore, it does not belong to the rule that when there is a transgression, one goes after the one who committed the offense.
But a Jew who marries a Gentile follows the defect, namely, the gentile is born. Is there a prohibition in the Torah between a Jew and a gentile?
No. We follow her because she is the mother.
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