Ep. 930. One Must Be Careful Not to Answer אמן (Amen) to a Bracha if They Don't Know Which One They Are Answering to. If Someone Heard Only the End of a Bracha.

Ep. 930. One Must Be Careful Not to Answer אמן (Amen) to a Bracha if They Don't Know Which One They Are Answering to. If Someone Heard Only the End of a Bracha.
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Ep. 930. One Must Be Careful Not to Answer אמן (Amen) to a Bracha if They Don't Know Which One They Are Answering to. If Someone Heard Only the End of a Bracha.

Nov 03 2024 | 00:07:40

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Episode 946 • November 03, 2024 • 00:07:40

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One Must Be Careful Not to Answer אמן (Amen) to a Bracha if They Don't Know Which One They Are Answering to. If Someone Heard Only the End of a Bracha.

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