[Mesorah] Fw: Fwd: Lashon Tanach vs. Lashon Hazal
D&E-H Bannett
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Sun Sep 16 03:08:59 PDT 2007
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From: "D&E-H Bannett" <dbnet at zahav.net.il>
To: "Richard Wolpoe" <rabbirichwolpoe at gmail.com>
Sent: Sunday, September 16, 2007 12:02 PM
Subject: Re: [Mesorah] Fwd: Lashon Tanach vs. Lashon Hazal
> Re:<<Shelo asani Oved [not eved]
> Morid hagOshem
> usnemuah maf'apOy
> Ki mochel v'solieach OTOH>>
>
> As I wrote, hagafen instead of hagefen was a change made
> by R' Shabbetai Sofer (1615 or so)
>
> I have no data on aved instead of eved.
>
> morid hagashem instead of hageshem was changed by R'
> Yitzhak Satanov 1780's.
>
> me-afapai kamatz, again no data, but if it is the last
> brakha in the series it is logical. Note, however, that
> me-'einai had a patach in sheina me-'einai ut'numa ..
> Siddur Eizor Eliyahu says it was changed to a kamatz by R'
> Zalman Henne, 1725.
>
> v'soleach ata with kamatz. Again from Eizor Eliyahu, it
> had a patach and was changed to kamatz by RZ"H. It is a
> patach in R' Shabbetai Sofer and R' Eliyahu b' "Azr..
> Note however the line before Ki t'hilatenu atah has a
> kamatz because it's almost a quote from Yermiyahu 17:14.
>
> As R' Seth has just noted, tefilot are usually in l'shon
> chazal but are l'shon Torah when based on a quote. This is
> for your leishev basukka query also.
>
> BTW, be careful to avoid my error. I looked up atah with a
> kamatz and mileil meteg and was told it is not in the
> Tanakh. When I repeated the search with a silluk instead
> of a meteg, I got dozens.
>
> gh"t,
>
> David
>
> Most of the modifications of R' Shabbetai were accepted
> and copied by R' Eliyahu ben R' 'Azriel. Both these
> siddurim were considered to be authoritative.
>
> The chiddushim of RZ"H aroused opposition, among others,
> R' Yaakov Emden, Gr"a, R' Mordekhai Dusseldorf.
> Heidenheim and Zeligmann Baer accepted most of the changes
> of RZ"H and RY"S (a.k.a. Vaye'tar Yitzhak) and so they
> spread thru Ashkenaz.
>
>
>
>
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