After a performance a cantor, trying to impress, tells the crowd that his voice is insured with Lloyds of London for 1 million dollars. A voice from the back of the room says, "so what did you do with the money?"
It is a fascinating law, deduced from this week’s Torah portion. The Torah states:
The Passover offering shall be eaten in one house: nor shall you break a bone of it.
The Passover offering meal must assume a permanent quality—how a royal eats his or her meal. He does not run around with a sandwich in his or her hand; that’s how slaves eat. A king or queen sits in one fixed place, relaxed and composed, and enjoys the feast. They do not begin the meal in one place and continue it in another … Read More »