Another example of the Gemara's methodical treatment of issues as they arise, not necessarily in order of their centrality.

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We discussed the law which is stated in the shulchan aruch, Yoreh Deah section 335, where we learned that in order to fulfil the mitzvah of visiting a sick person - bikur cholim - according to halacha, one is required to visit the individual, help them out with whatever they need and also pray for their welfare. And the halacha taught us that if one neglects their obligation to pray on behalf of the sick individual, one forfeits the mitzvah of Bikur Cholim. We can learn many things from this law

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The Gemara unexpectedly stumbles upon a fundamental distinction between the respective natures of the inner and outer Mizbeiachs.

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One of the great mitzvos that Hashem has given us the opportunity to take part in is the mitzvah of Bikur Cholim. When someone is sick we have a mitzvah to go and visit them. However, what is sometimes not as well known is that the halacha in Yoreh Deah chapter 335 states that just like by all mitzvos we find that there are certain technicalities one needs to follow in order to fulfill the mitzvah in the correct way, in the same way when it comes to the mitzvah of visiting the sick, besides actually

Your Daily Dose of Chassidic WisdomStart your day with a powerful message from the Rebbe, as interpreted by Rabbi Baruch Epstein. This daily podcast offers a concise and inspiring commentary on the Hayom Yom, a collection of teachings from the Lubavitcher Rebbe. Through these timeless words of wisdom, you can gain a deeper understanding of Jewish thought and spirituality.#Judaism #JewishCulture #TorahStudy #JewishTraditions #HebrewLessons #JewishEducation #JewishHistory #JewishWisdom