Talmud su I Samuele 12:78

MISHNAH: If these passed without rainfall one decreases commercial activity, building, planting, preliminary and definitive marriage, and greetings between people, as persons reprimanded by the Omnipresent. Particular people¹⁵⁷As described in the Halakhah. continue to fast up to the end of Nisan. If it rained after the end of Nisan it is a sign³Greek σημεῑον. of curse as it is said, is today not harvest of wheat²⁴⁷1S. 12:17, where Samuel invokes summer rain as a sign of Divine displeasure about the people’s demand for a king.?

HALAKHAH: It is written¹²⁰1S. 12:6., the Eternal Who made Moses and Aaron and Who brought up etc. ¹²¹1S. 12:11.Then the Eternal sent Yerubbaal, and Bedan, and Yephtah, and Samuel. Yerubbaal is Gideon¹²²Jud. 6:32.. Bedan is Simson¹²³The name Bedan appears again in 1Chr. 7:17, as name of a Gileadite. Since nothing is otherwise known of this person and he is not mentioned as a Judge, the word is not read as a proper name but as a statement, “in Dan”; referring to Simson, the only Judge of the tribe of Dan.. Yephtah is Yephtah the Gileadite. He combined the three most lightweight of the world¹²⁴Gideon is suspected of introducing aspects of paganism into Jewish worship with his ephod, Simson is depicted as rather dumb, and Yephtah, judged by the standard of rabbinic law, showed his incompetence in the case of his daughter’s vow. with the three most powerful of the world, to teach you that the Courts of Gideon, and Yephtah, and Simson are of equal consideration as those of Moses, Aaron, and Samuel. Not only this but He mentioned the great ones on both sides and the little ones in the middle¹²⁵Babli 25a..

HALAKHAH: Rebbi Joshua ben Levi said, that is a building of enjoyment. But if his wall was inclined, he tears it down and rebuilds it²⁴⁷1S. 12:17, where Samuel invokes summer rain as a sign of Divine displeasure about the people’s demand for a king.. Samuel said, the wall were he sleeps²⁴⁸He requires construction only if there is danger to life..

HALAKHAH: It is written¹²⁰1S. 12:6., the Eternal Who made Moses and Aaron and Who brought up etc. ¹²¹1S. 12:11.Then the Eternal sent Yerubbaal, and Bedan, and Yephtah, and Samuel. Yerubbaal is Gideon¹²²Jud. 6:32.. Bedan is Simson¹²³The name Bedan appears again in 1Chr. 7:17, as name of a Gileadite. Since nothing is otherwise known of this person and he is not mentioned as a Judge, the word is not read as a proper name but as a statement, “in Dan”; referring to Simson, the only Judge of the tribe of Dan.. Yephtah is Yephtah the Gileadite. He combined the three most lightweight of the world¹²⁴Gideon is suspected of introducing aspects of paganism into Jewish worship with his ephod, Simson is depicted as rather dumb, and Yephtah, judged by the standard of rabbinic law, showed his incompetence in the case of his daughter’s vow. with the three most powerful of the world, to teach you that the Courts of Gideon, and Yephtah, and Simson are of equal consideration as those of Moses, Aaron, and Samuel. Not only this but He mentioned the great ones on both sides and the little ones in the middle¹²⁵Babli 25a..