
Kohain's Wardrobe IMO Akiva ben Hazan Yehuda
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Almost Daily Jewish Wisdom at Beit Hamidrash of Woodland Hills — Kohain's Wardrobe IMO Akiva ben Hazan Yehuda. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
Very dear, very dear. Very hard to lose a brother, my goodness. His name? I keep a ben, Kazanya Huda. I keep a ben, Kazanya Huda. Robert invites everybody to have breakfast, following the services, next door. We'll leave you bench together to commemorate your side of his dear brother. Let's go over the garments of the ordinary cocaine. The long shirt, the katonas. The katonas was woven of white linen and reached down to the cocaine sole. The ovenette, the belt. The coin wore the belt on top of the long shirt. The belt was very long. Very long, 32 almost, 64 feet. That was wound around, many times around the coin's waist. The belt was made of colored fabric. 64 feet. The pants were short and woven from white linen.
That was the Miksna Siam. The Miksna Siam, a long white band of linen, was round around the coin's head many times to form a pointed hat. The garments of the coin gothled. The coin gothled just like the ordinary coin wore katonas. Long shirt, an abnet, and Miksna Siam pants. The Miksna Siam is a turban. The coin gothled's turban was also made from a white strap of cloth. It was wound around his head. But it was flattened on top rather than pointed. The coin gothled there were four garments more than an ordinary coin. The afo, the apron, the afo was beautifully woven, colored garment that looked like an apron. Instead of being worn in front and tied in the back, the coin gothled the word on his back. And it was tied in the front. It was held up by two straps that reached the coin gothled on shoulders. In each of the two shoulder straps was inserted a precious gemstone in which the names
of the six Shabbat team tries were engraved. The names of the other six Shabbat team appeared on the other precious gemstone. In front, the two shoulder straps were connected to two golden shanes on which hung a kosher mishpot and a breastplate. It was on to the breastplate, the coat, et cetera, et cetera. And I need to ask you my size problem. There's a group of people I'm telling you, so Shema and actually my size was no yadda, no yadda, no yadda. They can't stop the 50. 50. 50. 50. 50. 50. 50. 50. 50. 50. 50. 50. 50. 50. 50. 50. 50. 50. 50. 50. 50.
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