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Behar-Bechukosai 5786
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We're now finishing safer by Yiqua.
Chazak, chazak, venisrazek.
So, the last several pasukim of parshas
Bechukotai in which we finish safer by
Yiqua,
there are two interesting halachas.
Im kol yigal ish mimmasro
chamishi sayo siflav.
If you donated something to the Beis
Hamikdash that can be redeemed,
the halacha is you're allowed to redeem
it,
but you have to have 20 have to add 20%.
Im kol yigal ish mimmasro
chamishi so, 1/5 yishiflav.
And then the the second to last pasuk
is,
lo yivachef ben tevel ra velo yumevanu.
Im homer yumevanu vahaya hu usmuraso
yeha kodesh lo yigael.
This halacha called temura,
which is in fact in the time of sechta
in shas, instead of kodshim.
And the basics of the halacha of temura
is that if you go ahead and you donate a
you want to bring a korban to the to the
Beis Hamikdash,
and you pick this cow,
so then you you see another cow for
whatever reason,
and you want to switch it. Okay, listen.
Yeah, I'm going to go ahead and bring
this korban, I'm going to bring this cow
or this sheep or whatever it may be.
Lo yivachef ben tevel ra velo yumevanu.
Don't say, "Well, this is a better one,
I switch it with that." No.
Im homer yumevanu
and if you go ahead and say, "Okay, zeh
kach zeh, this is in place of that.
Guess what?
All y'all who who smart site the
Akita's.
You can't do that.
And both of the animals
both of the cows or both of the lambs or
both of the goats, they're both Akita's.
They have to be brought under this bear.
A lot of tomorrow.
And then the final of every by is a lot
of races
as my show Israel by Sinai.
Has that has that when is it?
So the past this is that this last a lot
of races as my show Israel.
This is referring to all the way
by the way by the way is
is jam-packed with different
or bonus other races
or
all
etc. etc. This is a safer full of races.
So the races
the flavor
you know goes ahead and synopsize a lot
of races as my show Israel as my show by
Sinai. These are the races of gave me a
better.
That's the past this of the races as the
last this is a summation
of the entire safer by equal.
The safer the safer
you all could you hold up.
Has a different take.
No, this is not referring to the
entirety of equal.
All the races is referring to these last
two chicken.
The races that if you go ahead and you
redeem something
you have to go ahead and
pay a 20% more.
And if you try to go ahead and switch
the core bonus
they won't both wind up close coders.
The safer
you all could you hold up says
that a lot of races is referring to
these specific two Mitzvos.
Cuz this is what Torah is all about.
These two Mitzvos
adding 20% to a redemption
and if you try to switch Behemos, both
of Behemos are Kadosh, that is the
essence of the Torah. Ailah Mitzvos
This synopsizes
the entire Torah.
Why is that?
So, the answer to that lies
in a Rambam at the very end of Hilchos
Temurah. It is worthwhile
for you to go ahead and to read this
Rambam.
Says the Rambam
Afa Pishcha Kol Hukei Torah Gezeiros
Heim
even though
ultimately everything is a Gezeirah
Hakadosh
this is what God said
and we have to do whether we understand
or not
Royally explained and Bahen
Uchol Mashah She'Yochlin Leitam Tein
Leitam. Yes
ultimately some things we can't
understand why. Why Shatnez Assur? Why
is Chazer Assur?
Why is it that an animal has to be
Shechted from the front, can't not from
the back?
We don't know a lot of these things.
But where you can figure it out
then you can try to explain it.
Hare Omru Chachamim Hareishonim
She'Melech Heivin Roiv Hatam Kol
Hukei Torah.
Melech in fact did understand it.
He royally says the Rambam
She'Zeih Sham Hakadosh Baruch Hu
Shamayim She'Yikadeish
The The reason for the Mitzvah of
Temurah
that both animals remain holy
Kein Shomer Es Ve'Im Magdish Yagil Es
Behemoso years to come Isha Kessler
and why we have to go ahead and add 20%
if we
redeem something.
You're the tire
cuz the Torah understands human beings.
Cuz people like money.
And people like to make money and
collect money and have money.
And the realm continues and people are
very stingy when it comes to their
money.
Because if you go ahead and you donate
something, hey, you know, maybe maybe I
shouldn't have done this.
And therefore I want to redeem it, says
the Torah.
You want to redeem it, you'll redeem it
for less than it is. No.
You have to have 20%.
And if you want to add an add donated a
carbon
Shamai Yasha boy, maybe I'll have second
thoughts.
Buyer's remorse.
Guess what? You'll do a switcheroo, but
the second animal ain't going to be as
good as the first animal.
And again, they say, "Okay, you can
switch from good to bad, but not from
bad to good. Guess what?
You'll always say, "No, this is better."
The people
no switching.
The constant he cliff
and there's a
punishment.
The whole listen to this.
The whole of the warm clay lock of his
heat straight.
Sucking tighter.
This is all what Torah is about.
To improve us as human beings.
And most of the Torah
That's why God gave us a Torah.
To make us into better people.
More perfect human beings.
So that you should be honest.
That's why there's a myth of Torah.
Because the Torah knows how people are.
And the whole purpose of Torah is to
improve us.
If we're stingy, to go out and make us
generous.
And if we're too generous, you know how
to limit ourselves. And that's all what
Torah is about.
To improve the human condition, to
improve human beings.
And that's why the holy Torah says
that the person
a lot of myths is referring to these two
specific myths.
Cuz these are examples of how the Torah
goes ahead, understands human beings,
understands their their their Torah and
understands their their stinginess
sometimes. And therefore that's why the
Torah is doing this over here. And
that's the side of call our Torah
cooler.