Shnayim Yomi - Mishpatim - Rishon - #1

[Music] that's full of mitzvos and full of denim that um seem to be seemingly unrelated one after the next and we'll try to go through the parasha and give you a general idea of of the various deen and broadband and parishes so the passion starts off with kisikna evert ivory if someone buys for himself uh avid ivory so it's very confusing we've learned over the years the different types of avatam that there are so we'll try to give you a quick synopsis of the different types of there is an evid ivory which means if someone has a jewish slave with inevitably there are two types there's a mahru bazdan and a michael atzmi either where he was sold by besdon for stealing or where he sells himself because he's destitute so the parish mishpatha begins with the purchase of an evid ivory so the terror gives us the rules so what are the rules of inevitable about evad tells us he goes out in the seventh year six years he works the seventh year he goes free if he came in with the wife he goes out with the wife that's the next passage what's the point of that to let me know to teach me rashi says that while he is in servitude the owner of this evid must support his wife if he gives him a wife what does that mean that means that the owner can give this evidence this jewish servant he can give him a shift knightness he can give him a wife of a knightness in order to have children so when he goes free he gets to keep that shivchak ninus and the children that were born to her however if the evidence says that i want to stay so he then we know we drill his ear we take him to the muzuza by the doorpost and we drill his air and rashi tells us the famous rashi because he should have known better than to steal his ear that her daughter has seen atlas signif he should have known not to steal or if he sold himself he should not have sold himself hashem said you are my servant what are you doing going and selling yourself to someone else the next passage talks about is i'm sorry in amma of riya nama of riya is a jewish girl who is sold as a servant so there is a parsha of yield the husband can marry her and he doesn't have to give her money the money of the purchase can work towards the making her into his wife or he can give it to his son if he chooses if he chooses not to so then she goes free how does she go free either with shesh either six years or yeah or she diminishes the amount of payments per year so if she was sold for let's say six hundred dollars for a six year period after five years she could get someone to pay that hundred dollars and then she goes free that's another way she goes free the final way she goes free rashi tells us is with simone if she is of age she goes free the next part of the aliyah talks about if a macca ishvames if someone kills someone he dies rashi tells us whenever it says mice you must in the torah it means it's the mesa of choking okay finally um we talk about if someone hits his father or mother he's put to death if someone steals he kidnaps someone and he sells him he's put to death someone curses his parents he's put to death or if two people are fighting and one hits the other one either with his fist or with a stone and he does not die so if he's able to go out so then he has to pay his chevys he pays him his amount of work that he was out of work for those days plus he has to pay for his refua have a good day you