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From: bleich@acf4.UUCP (Chaya Bleich)
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Subject: Re: "moshiach"
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Date: Sun, 20-May-84 01:05:59 EDT
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Eli Posner states as a matter of fact that most, if not
all of the sacrifices could be brought "b'zman ha-zeh".
There are serious halachik questions at stake, and the issue
is not as clear-cut as Eli makes it sound.  My father
(Rabbi J.D. Bleich) wrote a survey of the responsa
regarding this question, entitled "reinstitution of the
sacrificial order", which appeared in Tradition in Fall
1962 and has been reprinted in Contemporary Halakhic
Problems, Vol. 1.  I am going out of town tomorrow,
so I don't have time to list the "marei mekomos"
but it is quite a long list.  I just want to point
out that the question isn't quite as simple as Eli
makes it sound.

               Chaya Bleich
               allegra!cmcl2!acf4!bleich