Rabbi Aryeh Lebowitz

But, you know, but...

He was saying that all of our conversations, it's all in learning, it's all in shayla, it's in halacha, and things like that.

So it's a beautiful thing where your relationships with people, and again, we should train ourselves to do a little less sicha beteyla.

Not so bad to have something, a shayla in your back pocket, a question in learning, a question on the parasha, that when you see people, I just had a chassana the other night, I saw an old talmud from many, many years ago,

So we're going to just shoot the breeze and, you know, how are you?

How's your family?

Great.

We got through all that.

Now what?

We're standing in the bright stone outside.

So I mentioned a fascinating Shaila that Rabbi Kiv Eger has in this week's Parsha, right?

The Pasuk says that Yaakov was Vayomer el Yosef kel shekai nirei lai beluz, right?

Something like that.

So Rabbi Kiv Eger has a Shaila.

They had to say for Torah that someone, the sofer accidentally skipped some words.

So it says, I forgot the exact words of the Pasuk.

So they weren't sure if he had written El,

as in El Yosef, and he had skipped Kel, Yosef Kel, or the Zofar had left out El Yosef, and had written Kel Shaka, because it's Al Vlamid, so you don't know if it's Kodesh or not.

in the space in between, which you're technically allowed to do, you know, in between the lines of the Sefer Torah.

So you could add, you know, Kel Shakai, Yosef Kel, rather, and then it will turn the Aleph Lama that's already there into an El.