Positive #17 - To Stand Before Elders and Torah Scholars

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Adam's Torah

Dec 23, 2021 Season 1 Episode 16

Adam Sabzevari

In this episode, we learn positive mitzvah #17, which is to stand before elders and Torah scholars, or talmideh chachamim.

Elderly are defined as a 70-year-old.
A Torah Scholar (talmid chacham) is one who is knowledgeable in Torah.
One should stand when the elder or talmid chacham walks within 6 feet of the person, and he or she can sit back down once they pass by.
For a "Rav Muvhak", or someone's main Rabbi from whom one learned majority of their Torah, one should stand as the Rav Muvhak enters one's eyesight
There are two opinions as to how many times one would be required to stand per day:
1. One opinion says, maximum twice per day
2. The other opinion is that there is no maximum
The elder or Torah scholar is allowed to forgo on this honor and permit people not to stand for them

Thanks for listening! Please subscribe to the podcast and the YouTube channel for more content:
https://www.youtube.com/@adamstorah

In this episode, we learn positive mitzvah #17, which is to stand before elders and Torah scholars, or talmideh chachamim.

Elderly are defined as a 70-year-old.
A Torah Scholar (talmid chacham) is one who is knowledgeable in Torah.
One should stand when the elder or talmid chacham walks within 6 feet of the person, and he or she can sit back down once they pass by.
For a "Rav Muvhak", or someone's main Rabbi from whom one learned majority of their Torah, one should stand as the Rav Muvhak enters one's eyesight
There are two opinions as to how many times one would be required to stand per day:
1. One opinion says, maximum twice per day
2. The other opinion is that there is no maximum
The elder or Torah scholar is allowed to forgo on this honor and permit people not to stand for them

Thanks for listening! Please subscribe to the podcast and the YouTube channel for more content:
https://www.youtube.com/@adamstorah

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