How many challos do I need for Shabbos? #Torah #shorts

How many challos do I need for Shabbos? Halachos of Brochos https://youtube.com/shorts/w2pmZw0GNAk - - - - - BeEzrat HaShem Learn with Lerner LevLeib@BeEzratHaShem.org Join our FREE online classes every Monday to Thursday night: +1 201-725-3444 | JEW, BE, HOLY | - - - - - Textbook for the Shiur: Halachos of Brochos https://www.feldheim.com/halachos-of-brochos Full Class: Other Prerequisites of Brochos - Halachos of Brochos (4) https://youtu.be/NOM2K6f7l7o Preparing for the holy day of Shabbos involves many details that elevate our physical actions into a spiritual experience. One of the most central elements of our table is the presence of the lechem mishneh. While many people understand the basic requirement of having two breads at each meal, there is a deeper discussion regarding the exact number of challahs one should prepare for the entire duration of the day. Rabbi Lev Leib Lerner delves into the practical application of this halacha, questioning whether a person truly needs a large quantity of bread or if four loaves are sufficient to cover every meal from Friday night through the conclusion of the day. The conversation touches upon the third meal, also known as seudah shlishit, and how one should prioritize the use of their bread. Is it acceptable to use remaining matzah or other items, or is there a specific preference for fresh challah? The discussion takes an interesting turn when considering the meal that follows the departure of the Sabbath, known as Melaveh Malka. There is a proper way to ensure that the honor of the day extends even into the week. By understanding the reasoning behind having a fourth challah specifically designated for this time, we gain insight into how our sages taught us to cherish every moment of sanctity. As the Rabbi explains the nuances of these traditions, he raises questions about the best way to fulfill the mitzvah with beauty and intention. How many loaves should you really be buying at the bakery this Friday? What is the hidden significance behind the number four in the context of our weekly meals? Discover the proper path to organizing your table according to the guidance of our tradition and ensure your preparations are complete.