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Thank you for making this video with such clear meaning and understanding of wearing a teffilin.

fantastic video!!!!!! Chazak uBaruch!!!!!

Interesting to the point and great detail, can never hear enough on teffillen , thanks

Thank you very much for this all-inclusive instruction! I am new to Judaism and have already invested well in a set of Gassos Tefillin and am doing the practice wrapping with a measuring tape until I am permitted to don the Tefillin for the first time by my Rabbi. I will remember your shop when I need to send mine in for Annual Kosher Inspection!

Excellent lesson - most detailed & clear explanation I’ve seen on the subject

Fantastic video. I learned a lot. Thank you for your contribution.

Thank you!

Another great video!

@TheSoferCenter

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks

Educational and entertaining!

Excellent! Yasher koach!

Thank you so much!

How do you wrap to the inside

@TheSoferCenter

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Will make a video in the future g-d willing.

I can't afford a good one is their used ones priced well?

New subscriber. You didn't mention placement in the tefillin bag after removal. I was taught to put the shel rosh on the right. Does it matter?

@TheSoferCenter

2 жыл бұрын

That is a good point. Thank you for bringing that to my attention, perhaps I'll make an additional video just addressing that alone. Typically yes you are right and there is a reason for that although if it is put on the other side it is still ok.

My Tiffilin were a Bar Mitzvah gift from my grandmother in 1967, they belonged to her father! The Shel Yod is falling apart & I don’t know what to do. I had a rabbi who took them to Chicago & had them checked about 25 years ago but we no longer have a synagogue anywhere nearby. I use them daily & have thought about buying new Tiffilin but I have treasured using my great Zada’s Tiffilin. Thoughts?

@TheSoferCenter

2 жыл бұрын

You can ship them to me if you would like me to take a look at them... but there are risks in opening up old Tefillin... see this video kzread.info/dash/bejne/gZVp19Vtc9W_hco.html with that being said, if it is possible that they are still Kosher but just not sure and you want to be on the safe side I would recommend buying a new pair in order to make the blessing on and fulfil the mitzvah of Tefillin, then afterwards you can put on your Zeides Tefillin. When you make the blessing on your new Tefillin have in mind your Zeides Tefillin which will be put on after. Best of both worlds.

@swyman10

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheSoferCenter The thought of sending them off frightens me! They are one of my most prized possessions, I had them in storage for many years but in consultation with my dad, 99 yrs old!, & his rabbi, I began using them High Holy Days last year & every day since. I know I am damaging them, but I think I honor him by using them. I am new to this Mitzvah.

@RebDanielB

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@@swyman10 We're very similar! I also started wrapping with my great-grandfather's tefillin so I can understand the closeness and powerful feeling it brings. Ultimately, you give more honor to your zeide by fulfilling the mitzvah correctly. In my case, I chose to keep my sentimental pair and not send them in because, like Rabbi Kass mentioned, I didn't want to risk opening them up and not being able to close them again. I bought a new pair for myself to use everyday and now have my great-grandfather's old pair on my office as a reminder. I would recommend you do something similar. If there is a Chabad anywhere nearby they would love to help you out.

@TheSoferCenter

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Another thing that you can do is put on the new pair that you know is 100% kosher and use that to fulfill the mitzvah and there's no harm afterwards putting on the other pair which we don't know whether it's good or not but of course not making a blessing on that.

@mysteryandmeaning297

23 күн бұрын

​​​@@swyman10They are blessed already by your prayers and your ancestors

Tefilin means god and i are in oath 24 / 7

Safe passage out of Egypt 🇪🇬 is those 2 blu strips on Israeli flag 🇮🇱 we have been told it resembles rivers of iraq that’s wrong interpretation, because when sea split it looked like an aquarium glass case on both sides to left and right of people walking in between that image stock to there brain s for many years after that

But we all know having an oath with lord is never easy thing only serious men can do it