One who
mistakenly took out the wrong torah that was not rolled to the portion of the
intended reading should not return it to the Aron Kodesh (ark) in order
to take out the other originally intended sefer torah in its place, rather one
should roll it to the correct reading portion. If one were to return the first
torah to the Aron Kodesh before it was even read from, this could be
interpreted to the bystanders that there was an invalidation with the first
torah.
Mateh
Yehudah (Orach
Chayim 282 at the end). Kaf Hachayim (Orach Chayim 144:13). Igros Moshe
(Orach Chayim 2:37).
A
similar incident once occurred in 770, the gabbai went to fix the mistake and
the Rebbe responded “everything is dependent on Mazel even a sefer torah in the
Heichal (ark)”, (see Zohar vol. 3 134a).
Dedicated in honor of the birthdays of Moshe Kasriel ben Shaina Malka & Elisheva Chava bas Shaina Malka. May they have a year of much success in Gashmius and Ruchnius!
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Dedicated in honor of the birthdays of Moshe Kasriel ben Shaina Malka & Elisheva Chava bas Shaina Malka. May they have a year of much success in Gashmius and Ruchnius!
To dedicate a lesson, you can make a dedication of any amount through Paypal to: Mezuzahproject@gmail.com
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