#eruvin

Tefillin were worn by Michal, Who's a princess, the daughter of Saul. Did the rabbis object? They did not. In effect Saying these are not time-bound at all!

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[MISHNA: With regard to five groups of people who spent Shabbat in one hall [teraklin] that was subdivided by partitions into separate rooms, each of which had a separate entrance to a courtyard that was shared with other houses, Beit Shammai say: An eiruv is required for each and every group, i.e., each group must contribute separately to the eiruv of the courtyard, as each is considered a different house. And Beit Hillel say: One eiruv suffices for all of them, as the partitions do not render the different sections separate houses.]

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Is this mishna about Ancient Apartment Buildings? Or Ancient Hotels? Because that’s what I’m getting from this, but something tells me that’s incorrect. : D

The Sefaria dictionary definitions for teraklin were of no help. According to that, a teraklin is a sofa. Which is clearly not what’s being discussed here.

If a balcony's over a lake, Please refrain from this Shabbos mistake: Don't replenish your bowl Through an unboarded hole. First a ten tefach fence you must make.