And there is no need to say/ it goes without saying/ and certainly

In the question: It is clear and understandable from him. There is no need to add or say that...

("The house of the bath is a place where a man stands naked, there is a call and a prayer there, and there is no need to say, "Peace be upon you," he says. And there is no need to say, "He is not a deliverer." A place where a man stands naked, there is no place to ask for peace there." - Tosefta Masekhet Barachot (Lieberman), Chapter 2, and so on: "And what if it is a foreign work, "Which is the most serious of all, the one who commits it by force is not obliged to cut off the hair, and there is no need to say that the house of the judge is dead - it is easy and difficult to keep the commandments stated in the Torah" - Harambam / Sefer Hameda, Hilchot Yesodei Torah, Chapter Fifty, 4, 86, and so on: "And there is no need to say that on the evening of Shabbat, when my wife takes out of the oven the feverish illness" - Peace be upon you/ Flavors of milk, Pah, and so on: "And also their clothing and their walking found grace in his eyes, and there is no need to say about their large loins" - Bialik/ Aryeh Baal Guf, 4, 19, and so on: "Yitzhak was not forgetful, and there is no need to say that he was a liar" - Agnon/ Tamol Shilshom, 95, and so on: "And there is no need to say that she was "A sick and poor man who has nothing, neither field nor vineyard, neither plows in the plowing season nor sows" - H. Hazaz/ The Great Tribulation, 218)

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