Between sermon and demand
What is the meaning of the sermon that has 176 verses in the Nassa and Chapter 11 of the Psalms and 176 pages in the Ba Batra? Other than that, as far as I know
The division into pages in the tractates is arbitrary, and there is also no page 1, so it turns out that there are only 175 pages? What is hidden behind all this?
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This is not a sermon but a dirham. Meaningless of course. If you want, you can add the kollel and you will have a dirham. But as mentioned, all of these are meaningless.
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Asks:
What do you mean it's not a requirement, it's a necessity?
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Rabbi:
A dross is an invention that is not bound by any truth. Idle chatter that is hung up on gematria and the like. I once defined the difference as follows: A dross is examined according to its conclusion and not according to the quality of the inference or arguments. If in the end the conclusion seems to us, we do not care that the arguments are weak and shaky. On the other hand, dross is examined according to the quality of the inference, regardless of the premises and the conclusion. It is the art of interweaving sources and halachic arguments that lead to conclusions that are sometimes absurd.
A sermon, in contrast to these two, is obligated to both inference and conclusion, but the inferences are not of simplistic interpretation but of the tools of the sermon (the qualities of the sermon).
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