But I Thought... - REVISED AND EXPANDED EDITION by Rabbi Ephraim Nisenbaum, Hardcover

Did you know there is no obligation to hold sheva brachos on each of the seven days, or that a homeowner must put up mezuzos immediately, without the thirty days a renter has? Rabbi Ephraim Nisenbaum examines more than twenty topics where common assumptions miss the mark. This revised and expanded 288-page hardcover measures 6 by 9 inches.

Common Misconceptions & Little-Known Halachos & Facts

You thought you knew the halachah or minhag correctly. You grew up learning it that way since you were in kindergarten. You always assumed you had it right...until you learned otherwise!

Did you know...

...that there is no actual obligation for a chassan and kallah to have sheva brachos for each of the seven days after their wedding?

...that there does not seem to be any source in Chazal for Eliyahu Hanavi to appear at the Seder, and certainly no source for his partaking of the kos shel Eliyahu there?

...that one who buys a house must affix mezuzos to his doors immediately when he moves in, and does not have the thirty-day leeway as one who is renting?

But I Thought is an eye-opening breakthrough in the world of halachah books. In it, more than twenty topics in halachah and Jewish custom are thoroughly explored, with an emphasis on highlighting and clarifying the erroneous assumptions that numerous people have about many of these halachos and customs.

Read it - and be surprised. Read it - and be informed.

By Rabbi Ephraim Nisenbaum

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