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The parallels of the wedding-Matan Torah
metaphor; (2) What may and may not be done in a Shul; (3) Homiletics for a
hadran on Mishnayos (4) If the name of a man is Abba, may his children call him
Abba? (5) Why do we read the parshiyos of vehayah ki yeviachah specifically
while wearing the Tefillin of Rabbeinu Tam? (6) What is the halachic view about
playing music after the destruction of the Beis Hamikdash? (7) Was it
considered a sin for Adam to engage in relations before Shabbos?
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