One of the 讞讻诪讬 讬砖专讗诇 wrote in one of his books,
"Many if not most of the 住讬驻讜专讬 讞住讬讚讬诐 are grossly
exaggerated and some are not even true.
It doesn't really matter if it is not true as long
as there is a moral to the story.
If the story teaches you a lesson it's not important
for the story to be true. The story is only a 诪砖诇 to
make the point. A 诪砖诇 need not be true."
Last week I wrote,
"As far as I know, the only time* that the Torah ever
points out a husband loving his wife is by Yitzchok
. 讜转讛讬 诇讜 诇讗砖讛 讜讬讗讛讘讛 讘专讗砖讬转 讻"讚:住"讝. "
Some of the 注讜诇诐 pointed out to me of the 驻住讜拽 in
讘专讗砖讬转 讻"讟:诇 it says 讜讬讗讛讘 讙诐 讗转 专讞诇 (after marriage)
Therefore, what I wrote "it's the only time" is not true but
the moral of the story is.
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