Sukkah 53b Part 4/5
- Shiur 98 of 177 in Kinyan Hamasechta
53b to 54a · Tekiah Teruah Tekiah One Mitzvah or Three
AI summary (may contain mistakes)
Is tekiah, teruah, tekiah one mitzvah or three? Rabbi Yehuda holds one and the Rabbanan three, each bringing a pasuk from the parsha of the chatzotzros and answering the other's. Then, with Rashi's mesorah that Succos had only twelve extra blasts, the Gemara ties our Mishnah to a Tanna who blew at the mizbeach and not on the tenth step. Mishnayos learned before, read again, each come to twelve blasts.
Key points
- Rabbi Yehuda learns one mitzvah from the Torah using tekiah and teruah interchangeably.
- The Rabbanan ask whether the Torah, commanding only a tekiah for gathering, would command half a mitzvah.
- Rabbi Yehuda calls the gathering blast just a siman, like a school bell, not a mitzvah.
- The Gemara says Rav Kahana's rule of no break beyond a breath follows Rabbi Yehuda.
- A beraisa puts three blasts on the tenth step, while another Tanna puts them at the mizbeach.
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