Chasunas:
Streicher - Grama Fountain Ballroom
Adler - Eidelman Bais Faiga
Weisbrod - Kanarek Ateres Chaim Elazar
Weisssler - Ullman Ateres Reva
Fishman - Levine Ne'emas Hachaim
Tonight in Lakewood The Voice Of Emunah with Rav Shalom Arush of the emunah series and Yair Elaytzur the composer of Od yoter tov song 8:30 PM Clifton Avenue Grade School, 625 Clifton Ave
Video of Rav Moshe Feinstein ZTL from the archives of R"Menachem Daum ZL
This song was condemned by Gedolim in EY, why should we allow him to come sing it here?
ReplyDeleteIf I remember correctly, the psak was retracted when clarification was made
DeleteIt wasn't condemned! It's sung and accepted at many frum chasunos.
DeleteIt was condemned by a katan in Eretz Yisroel. Not by any Gedolim
DeleteUnless your kids are drug addicts keep them FAR AWAY from this Arush and friends
ReplyDeleteThank you for the beautiful video of Rav Moshe ZTL
ReplyDeleteThanks for the amazing video
ReplyDeleteI am impressed that people in Lakewood are interested in watching videos of a Gadol who holds that you are required to get married before age twenty.
ReplyDelete• “Due to the fact that most people can learn properly [after
marriage] during the time that they are sitting and learning
[even if they won’t necessarily be able to learn the same
number of hours each day], and the pressures of earning a
living don’t disturb them while they are learning, and
[regardless] many men find wives who earn a living, it is
forbidden for them to delay their marriage [after age
nineteen]" (Dibros Moshe, Siman 43).
• “The dispute regarding whether one should delay marriage to
enable one to learn Torah [assuming one won’t be able learn
after marriage], is relevant only to one whose desires aren’t
strong, to the point that there's no suspicion
to hirhur about sin" (Even Haezer, chelek 1, siman 1).
• “A person is required to to get married before age twenty.
Otherwise, he will need to seek merits to save him from the
punishment mentioned by Rava" (Even Haezer, chelek 2, siman1).
Are you really pushing tainas against r Moshe? Good luck and tread carefully.
DeleteI think he was pushing tainas against the freezer.
DeleteEhhhh. Not a single grandson of his was married by 20
ReplyDeleteWow. So we disregard what Rav Moshe wrote halacha limaaseh multiple times because of what his grandchildren decided.
DeleteYes.It wasn't l'maaseh
DeleteSorry, but he wrote it in a teshuva. It's as halacha limaaseh as it gets.
DeleteInstead of preaching,go for it.Ask them straight
DeleteNo he's pushing tianas against US for not heeding his words
ReplyDelete