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# Anyone who needs to walk on Har Habayit such as a soldier may not walk with leather shoes but it is permitted with non-leather shoes.<ref>R' Tukachinsky in Ir Hakodesh Vehamikdash v. 4 p. 28-9 proves from the Gemara Yevamot 102b established that the definition of a shoe for walking on Har Habayit depends on a shoe for Yom Kippur. Since we hold only leather shoes are considered shoes for Yom Kippur the same is true of walking on Har Habayit. Therefore, it is permitted to walk on Har Habayit with non-leather shoes. [https://www.yutorah.org/lectures/lecture.cfm/901760/Rabbi%20Hershel%20Schachter/Brachot%20Shiur%20115%20-%20Birchot%20Hodah,%20Morah%20Mikdash,%20Et%20Lasot%20LHashem,%20She'asa%20Li%20Nissim%20Bmakom%20Hazeh Rav Hershel Schachter (Brachot Shiur 115 min 18)] agreed that it is permitted to walk on Har Habayit with non-leather shoes even though it isn't a simple question. He quoted Rav Elyashiv as holding that opinion. </ref> | # Anyone who needs to walk on Har Habayit such as a soldier may not walk with leather shoes but it is permitted with non-leather shoes.<ref>R' Tukachinsky in Ir Hakodesh Vehamikdash v. 4 p. 28-9 proves from the Gemara Yevamot 102b established that the definition of a shoe for walking on Har Habayit depends on a shoe for Yom Kippur. Since we hold only leather shoes are considered shoes for Yom Kippur the same is true of walking on Har Habayit. Therefore, it is permitted to walk on Har Habayit with non-leather shoes. [https://www.yutorah.org/lectures/lecture.cfm/901760/Rabbi%20Hershel%20Schachter/Brachot%20Shiur%20115%20-%20Birchot%20Hodah,%20Morah%20Mikdash,%20Et%20Lasot%20LHashem,%20She'asa%20Li%20Nissim%20Bmakom%20Hazeh Rav Hershel Schachter (Brachot Shiur 115 min 18)] agreed that it is permitted to walk on Har Habayit with non-leather shoes even though it isn't a simple question. He quoted Rav Elyashiv as holding that opinion. </ref> | ||
==Building the Bet Hamikdash== | ==Building the Bet Hamikdash== | ||
# There is a | # There is a biblical mitzvah at all times to build a house for Hashem, the Bet Hamikdash.<ref>Rambam Bet Habechira 1:1</ref> The process to build it can only be started with the instructions from a Navi.<ref>Zevachim 62a, Mikdash Dovid Kodshim 1:1</ref> | ||
# The mitzvah applies to men and women.<Ref>Rambam Bet Habechira 1:12</ref> See [[Mitzvot Aseh SheHazman Grama]] for the explanation by the Turei Even and Minchat Elazar. | # The mitzvah applies to men and women.<Ref>Rambam Bet Habechira 1:12</ref> See [[Mitzvot Aseh SheHazman Grama]] for the explanation by the Turei Even and Minchat Elazar. | ||
# It applies only by day and not at night. It is permitted to build the vessels of the Bet Hmikdash at night.<Ref>Aruch Lener Sukkah 41a s.v tos s.v. iy nami, Mikdash Dovid Kodshim 1:1, Shemuot Chaim fnt. to Mikdash Dovid citing Rav Yerucham Fisher Perlow v. 1 p. 111 and Maharsham Sukkah 41a, v. 1 p. 111 as well as Rabbi Akiva Eiger</ref> | # It applies only by day and not at night. It is permitted to build the vessels of the Bet Hmikdash at night.<Ref>Aruch Lener Sukkah 41a s.v tos s.v. iy nami, Mikdash Dovid Kodshim 1:1, Shemuot Chaim fnt. to Mikdash Dovid citing Rav Yerucham Fisher Perlow v. 1 p. 111 and Maharsham Sukkah 41a, v. 1 p. 111 as well as Rabbi Akiva Eiger</ref> | ||
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