As they swill their wine...

It's the narration.

The...

The idea that I'm going to share isn't only about Sukkot.

It's really also about, mainly about the upcoming holiday, which is Shemini Atzeret.

And in the diaspora out here, we split it up into two days.

We have Shemini Atzeret and the second day we call Simchat Torah.

I'm sorry.

makes sense what I'm saying.

So how is this a hint to the second day Yom Tov that happens in the Diaspora? So the Chassam Sofer says, amazing.

He says, first of all, Moshe did this.

What was his reasoning? he was concerned that there might have been an expulsion of a seminal omission from a woman from previously when she had been with her husband.

And Hashem wasn't concerned about that, but Moshe was.

And the reason Hashem wasn't concerned about it is because we have a principle that, let's say, for example, someone who does have a seminal mission, it does render a person impure to a certain degree, not a tremendous degree, but to a certain degree.

The law is that he is not so impure that he can't learn Torah or say blessings or pray.

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