1) The 49th day is the only day to count without a
Bracha.
2) The 49th day is the only day to count with
a Bracha
Answer: הלכה ולא למעשה
1) The Ben Ish Chai writes
" On the 49th day when saying the לשם יחוד before Sefirah, one should skip
the words
of שבע שבתות תמימות. If one said
it he can't make a Bracha." (only on the 49th day)
2) The Mishna Verura quotes
the Halichos Shlomo "women should not make a Bracha for
Sefiras Haomer
because a) they tend to forget to
complete the counting and b) they don't understand the פירוש המילים."
If a Bais Yakov graduate counted
the first 48 days, there is no reason for her not to make a Bracha on
the 49th day אמבצי
You said: "The Mishnah Berurah quotes the Halichos Shlomoh".
ReplyDeleteAre you sure that the Halichos Shlomoh
was written before the Mishnah Berurah?
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Rambam Rejected Childless Messiah:
http://shilohmusings.blogspot.com/2016/08/rambam-rejected-childless-messiah-by-mr.html
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The Biblical Book of Jeremiah, end of chapter 17,
teaches:
If the Jewish people observe Shabbat
[the Jewish Sabbath] then Jerusalem will
be ruled by Jews forever (verses 24 to 25).
But if Jews DO NOT observe Shabbat,
then the Land of Israel [literally, Jerusalem]
will burn with fire (verse 27, last verse of chapter).
Based on Jeremiah chapter 17, it seems possible
that the real reason why so many nations want
to take Jerusalem away from Jews is because
many Jews DO NOT honor Shabbat.
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In the Biblical Book of Joshua, chapter 23,
verses 12 to 13, G*D reveals that:
If Jews intermarry with non-Jews, then He
will NOT help the Jews conquer the
Land of Israel. And even worse, the sin
\of intermarriage will cause the Jews to
be driven out from the Land of Israel.
Based on Joshua, chapter 23, it seems
possible that the real reason why so many
nations want to take the Land of Israel
away from Jews is because many Jews anger
G*D by intermarrying with non-Jews.
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I mistakenly wrote Halichos instead of Shulchan Shlomo. Before R.S.Z. Auerbach there was another Sefer named Shulchan Shlomo He was Rav in Mir.
DeleteFor #2, if one reason they don't recite a bracha is because they don't understand peirush hamilim, then they still shouldn't count on the 49th day.
ReplyDeleteIf she is a Bais Yakov graduate she understands Pirush Hamilim
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