What To Do When One Has Said the Wrong Blessing by Mistake? #Torah

What To Do When One Has Said the Wrong Blessing by Mistake? Laws of Yom Tov 24-8 https://youtu.be/EXMUcAcUFi0 In this informative session, Rabbi Lev Leib Lerner addresses several practical questions regarding daily life according to the Torah. The discussion provides clarity on complex situations that often arise when balancing modern living with the observance of Shabbat. The conversation begins by exploring the laws concerning the recitation of blessings. Rabbi Lerner explains the procedure to follow if one accidentally recites the incorrect blessing, clarifying the precise timing for self-correction and the importance of maintaining the honor of Hashem's name. The dialogue then moves to the complexities of using hot water systems on Shabbat. Rabbi Lerner details the concerns regarding the cooking of fresh water when a faucet is opened, explaining how different approaches within the Oral Torah guide these restrictions. The conversation covers the interaction between cold water intake and heating systems, and the considerations one must take into account to avoid violating prohibitions. Finally, the video addresses questions regarding personal hygiene on Shabbat, specifically the permissibility of showering and washing hair. Rabbi Lerner clarifies the distinctions between physical dirt, sweat, and ritual impurity, helping viewers understand what is permitted and what is restricted under the laws of Shabbat. The session concludes with a brief clarification on the construction and status of modern mikvah facilities, dispelling common misconceptions by explaining how they function according to the requirements of the Oral Torah. What happens if you accidentally recite the wrong blessing? How long do you have to correct a mistake during a blessing? Is it permissible to use a water heater on Shabbat? Why does opening a hot water faucet on Shabbat pose a challenge? What is the difference between Ashkinazi and Sephardic approaches to heating liquids on Shabbat? Is it permissible to shower on Shabbat? Does sweat count as forbidden dirt when reciting a blessing? Are modern mikvah pools constructed differently than those in the past? - - - - - 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: The Laws of Yom Tov https://www.artscroll.com/Books/9781578191628.html Full Lecture: Laws of Carrying on Yom Tov - Laws of Yom Tov (24) https://youtu.be/SC6DyiImrxM ———————— #BlessingOnTzitzit #BlessingOnTzitzis #Tzitzit #Tzitzis #NetilatYadayim #NetilasYadayim #WrongBlessing #FixingBlessing #FixingBrocha #WrongBrocha #BrochaInVain #HonorTheNameOfHashem #CorrectBlessing #Shabbos #Shabbat #Sabbath #Melachah #Melachos #Melachot #ShomerShabbos #LawsOfShabbos #ShomerShabbat #LawsOfShabbat #Bishul #MelachahOfBishul #YadSoledesBo #HalachicDefinitionOfBishul #HalachicDefinitionOfCooking #JewishCustom #JewishCulture #JewishTradition #AshkenazicCustom #Ashkenazic #Ashkenaz #AshkenazicTradition #Sephards #Sephardic #SephardicCustom #SephardicTradition #Sefards #sefardic #SefardicTradition #SefardicCustoms #SefardicJews #AshkenazicJews #JewishCommunity #BircasHamazon #BirkatHamazon #GraceAfterMeal #SpiritualImpurity #Spirituality #RequirementOfBlessing #MikvehToday #Mikveh #Mikvah #Halachah #Halachot #Halachos #Halachah #JewishLaw #Torah #Mitzvah #Mitzvot #Mitzvos #JewishValue #JewishHashkafa #Halachos #Halachot #BeezratHashem #RabbiLevLeibLerner #RabbiLerner #LearnWithLerner #BeezratHashemLearnWithLerner #BeezratHashemHalachot #BeezratHashemHalachos #LevLeibLerner #LevLerner #RabbiLevLerner