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<p>In Avodah Digest, Vol 25, Issue 78, R'Micha responded to me:<br>
: Hearing RYR talk about "galus m'chaperes avon," I couldn't help<br>
: thinking of one "'prav'ing galus" example he didn't mention: CHaBaD<br>
: shlichim.<br>
: May all hol'chei d'rachim merit to have their t'filos answered.<br>
> Interesting choice of phrasing: The farmers and the kohein gadol would not agree. <<br>
WADR, that *was* the point -- a commentator on the sugya in question (sorry, I forgot the name/book title that RYR mentioned) differentiated between "ovrei d'rachim" (the phrase used for those whose t'filos the KG prayed should not be accepted) and "hol'chei d'rachim" (those who are holeich biDrachav while "on the road"). Thanks. <br>
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A guten Shabbes and all the best from<br>
--Michael Poppers via RIM pager<br>
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