<p>A new born firstborn boy is considered holy, then we redeem him from his holiness and he becomes like everyone else. The next thing we do is celebrate this milestone. Why would we celebrate his loss of holiness?</p>

A new born firstborn boy is considered holy, then we redeem him from his holiness and he becomes like everyone else. The next thing we do is celebrate this milestone. Why would we celebrate his loss of holiness?

Dvar Torah for Parshas Bo

The long-running "Ancient Ideas for the Modern Mind" Dvar Torah blog is now a podcast! Listen as Rabbi Yosef Segal gives his weekly Dvar Torah, while also discussing a variety of Torah topics including Chumash, Hashkafa, and Halacha. Visit the blog at oldideasforthemodernmind.blogspot.com for the text of each Dvar Torah, and check out hashkafahandbook.com for more from AIMeM Torah.

These episodes were originally published between August of 2016 and August of 2020. Due to technical difficulties, they are being republished without edit on a new feed.

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The long-running "Ancient Ideas for the Modern Mind" Dvar Torah blog is now a podcast! Listen as Rabbi Yosef Segal gives his weekly Dvar Torah, while also discussing a variety of Torah topics including Chumash, Hashkafa, and Halacha. Visit the blog at oldideasforthemodernmind.blogspot.com for the text of each Dvar Torah, and check out hashkafahandbook.com for more from AIMeM Torah. These episodes were originally published between August of 2016 and August of 2020. Due to technical difficulties, they are being republished without edit on a new feed.

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