Brochas Daf Yud Daled amud
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Rav said that
anyone who greets his fellow man prior to davening (Shemone Esre) is regarded
as if he made that person into a Bameh (an illicit altar)
The Maharshah comments that tefillah is “b’makom avodas
korban” and thus one who greets his friend with the salutation, Shalom (which
is a name of HKBH) prior to praying, looks as if he has gone to sacrifice
elsewhere.
The Ben Yehoyada takes a somewhat different approach – at
the end of the Amidah the concluding blessing is “sim Shalom” which itself
concludes with the words, “es amo Yisrael b’Shalom.” Thus a person greeting his friend “Shalom”
appears as if beseeching HKBH is less important to him than seeking his Yeshuas
from his fellow man.
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