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Devorim 12 : 12 The Torah lists who has to be b’simcha in order of
importance.
1) yourself 2) your sons 3)your daughters 4)your slaves 5) your
maids.
It is customary when you call up the last speaker at a simcha or a
function to say
Achron Achron Chaviv.
It is also customary to
honour special people with Bracha Achrita.
Is last, more of a kibud ?
The phrase Achron Achron Chaviv
comes from Rashi in Parshas Vayishlach .
Yakov placed his family to stand in front of Eisav , in the order
of his love for them.
Hence, first the Shfochos & their children then Leah & her
children and Achron
Achron Chaviv. Rochel & Yosef. ( distanced farthest from Eisav)
It is very likely that the phrase is used for when we call up the
last one, just
to appease him for getting the last (least) Kibud. There is no
such thing to
give the last Kibud to the one who is most beloved.
The Gemoro in Gittin 60a & Shulchan Aruch O.Ch. 136 lists whom
to call up
to the Torah after Kohen & Levi. The Gemoro says you start
with the most
Chashva person (Talmid Chacham& Parnes ) until you get to the
last two Aliyos
(Shishi * & Shevi’ie) where everyone can be Oleh. According to the Gemoro and
Shulchan Aruch , last is the least Kibud.
*The Zohar disagrees with the Bavli and considers Shishi a
Chashuva Aliya.
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