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**TorryJens** · 10-21-2005, 03:37 PM

No what' it's saying is that the equivalent of finding out whether one is a virgin or not must be applied. Yes it is obscure.

Have you been medically tested for anything in Israel?

When I lived in America, the medical testing center, like an X-Ray specialist, would send the the report directly to my doctor who had requested the test.
Never did I get the opportunity to receive the test results directly,and read the technical language of the medical professional, the radiologist, interpreting my X-Ray.

But, here in Israel, the some clerk will give you an envelope to take with you, or you might have to come back in a few days to pick up the results, and then bring the results yourself to the doctor where you are a member at a health clinic. Then, your doctor interprets the results, and you go from there.

The few times that I have been medically tested here, I have witnessed what the people do who receive that envelope from the clerk with the results. All of us rip it open and read technical language that we really don't know how to interpret and how to apply the results to our own specific case.

How many people do you think have been almost shocked to death to learn by their own reading and interpretation that they have cancer?

The same is with the Talmud, the Mishna and the Gemara. These are highly codified and technical writings of the greatest of the Rabbinic sages centuries ago.

So, if you didn't devote the good part of your life studying daily in a Yeshiva with a Rabbi who studied with his Rabbi ... all the way unbroken back down to the source 2,000 years ago, and you are not one of these qualified Orthodox Rabbis, then you all should go to a qualified Orthodox Rabbi and
let him explain to you the technical and codified jargon of the Mishna and the Gemara and the Torah applied to the cases you have in mind.

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TorryJens Join Date Nov 2008 Posts 4,494 Senior Member	No what' it's saying is that the equivalent of finding out whether one is a virgin or not must be applied. Yes it is obscure. Have you been medically tested for anything in Israel? When I lived in America, the medical testing center, like an X-Ray specialist, would send the the report directly to my doctor who had requested the test. Never did I get the opportunity to receive the test results directly,and read the technical language of the medical professional, the radiologist, interpreting my X-Ray. But, here in Israel, the some clerk will give you an envelope to take with you, or you might have to come back in a few days to pick up the results, and then bring the results yourself to the doctor where you are a member at a health clinic. Then, your doctor interprets the results, and you go from there. The few times that I have been medically tested here, I have witnessed what the people do who receive that envelope from the clerk with the results. All of us rip it open and read technical language that we really don't know how to interpret and how to apply the results to our own specific case. How many people do you think have been almost shocked to death to learn by their own reading and interpretation that they have cancer? The same is with the Talmud, the Mishna and the Gemara. These are highly codified and technical writings of the greatest of the Rabbinic sages centuries ago. So, if you didn't devote the good part of your life studying daily in a Yeshiva with a Rabbi who studied with his Rabbi ... all the way unbroken back down to the source 2,000 years ago, and you are not one of these qualified Orthodox Rabbis, then you all should go to a qualified Orthodox Rabbi and let him explain to you the technical and codified jargon of the Mishna and the Gemara and the Torah applied to the cases you have in mind.
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