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All right, Duff Gimel. Sunday's Duff,
Baruch Hashem, we made our skull and to
cool and trying to figure out how to
read the Mishnah properly because the
Mishnah's got four distinct lines and we
know for sure something's missing there
because the first line says Hakol
Shachtin, which sounds very like a
killer, everybody can shacht. The next
line sounds very the avid cuz it says
Ushchitas and Kshara. If they shacht,
it's going to be kosher, it sounds
pretty avid. The third line said a
Mishnah of a cotton because we're afraid
they're going to mess up the Shchita.
The fourth line is that as long as all
of them, Vekulan, other people are
watching them shacht, it'll be kosher.
And the question is who's that last line
going on? So, the Gamara ultimately will
give us six different Mahalchim how to
understand this Mishnah. Yesterday we
read the first one from Rava Bar Ulla
and the idea was basically we're talking
about a guy who's tummy. If a guy is
tummy, he wants to shacht coolin, no
problem, L'chatchila he can. But if he
wants to shacht Kodeshim, even though
Shchita is kosher bizarre, but the guy
is tummy. And Tices deals with the issue
that if he's tummy, how could he
possibly be in the Beis Hamikdash? Maybe
it's a riot to the Shchitas for being a
tummy that it's only a problem to go
into the Beis Hamikdash if you're tummy.
But none of you became tummy within the
Beis Hamikdash. There were other Kintus
that Tices has suggested. But either
way, the B'dieved part, meaning line
number two of our Mishnah, was that this
tummy guy who shachted as long as he
wasn't metama the animal, it'll be okay.
Then we said the Harish I have to be
cotton could shacht as long as someone's
watching them. But the last line of the
Mishnah can't be going back on the
Harish I have to be cotton because it
should have just said V'im Shachtu, if
they shacht. But rather the last line
said Vekulan Shishachtu. So, Rava Bar
Ulla said so must be that the last line
of Vekulan is going back on the tummy
who is shachting Kodeshim. And I we
could just ask him to make sure that he
didn't actually touch the animal and be
metama. So, the Gamara said the Laisa
Kamadan Shaili, he's no longer around to
ask. Okay, now we're picking up 10 lines
from the bottom of a base. High tummy ba
Mukdashim and Nafka. You're telling me
that this Mishnah in Maseches Chulin is
the maker that if a tummy person shachts
Kodeshim, it's going to be kosher? May
also Nafka. It's a Mishnah in Maseches
Z'vachim on Duff Lamed Aleph that says
Hakol Psulin Shishachtu Shchitasin
Kshara. Why? Shishachti Kshara B'zarim
B'nashim B'avadim U'bitmayim. Ya Filu
B'koche Kodeshim. Like a carbon of
they'll also be okay if they're by a
tummy
again as long as the tummy guy doesn't
touch the busser. So why in the world
would you be who have nothing need to
say the beginning of
it tells the same that we already
learned
and for the sake of
cuz here we're talking about the rules
for
a husband over there in
I need to tell a sharp since we're
learning the other column coaching me
tummy
we also learned about the tummy guy.
Everybody say my tell you
maybe over there in
is the real din of a tummy coaching the
guy after all it is dealing with
coaching over there in
but I need to tell me tell me
which we're saying is what the first two
words of the are talking about
when you're coming to cooling even a
tummy so tell me tummy but I'm so
that'll be that first fine. So according
to
if a tummy person shafts and is careful
not to touch the meat we're not going to
have any issue with the meat itself
becoming either tummy if you want to eat
or even with actual
if you but they will still be okay. For
high tummy this guy who is tummy did it
tummy
with what did he become tummy in the
tummy
if he became tummy through the whole
granddaddy of the
of a dead person so then what good is it
if he's careful not to touch the animal
he's touching the animal all you did the
knife and
if somebody who dies as a result of
being stabbed with a sword moving over
to
so we
have who the sword itself is like the
dead corpse itself and therefore it's
the
that the metal sword achieves the same
level of tummy as the dead body it
momish has the same status there in
says it may not create a tummy soil
you're not going to need the
from the
so there may actually be certainly
this animal the that metal implement is
going to have the same din and therefore
so the tummy
also sucking the team mostly the busser
so if he's tummy but he'll be metuma the
knife and the knife is going to be
metuma the meat. And for the Gemara,
Ella de tuma basar, it's in a hanami.
We're not talking about a guy who's tuma
only tumas mace. He was only tuma for
sheras and therefore he's not metuma the
knife and therefore the knife is not
metuma the basar. Or if you buy same
alum did me the mace, maybe in a hanami
we are talking about tumas mace, but Uka
gunsha bodak, kramasha kana,
bashakhabba, he didn't use a knife. He
was by the sharp reed, like a piece of
wood, and he saw that there was no the
gimas on it. De Tanya, that's going to
be okay to shech. Does the brisa says,
"Bakol shachtin, bein bitzur, bein
bizchus bein mikramasha kana." You don't
have to have a metal knife. Tais is
bothered that we're talking about
kodshim. And don't you need an actual
klee to do the shchita? As we brought
the raya in zvachim that vayikach es
machalas, that Avraham Avinu took a
machalas to shech Yitzchak by the akedas
Yitzchak. So, that's an issue over here,
whether or not you actually need a real
kaili for shchitas kodshim, and whether
or not kramasha kana will actually
suffice for that. But this basically
finishes out shot number one in our
mishna, the Rabbi Bar Ulla saying that
our mishna is talking about the issue of
tuma. But now we're going to introduce
number two. Abaye amar hakikatanai, this
is what the mishna is coming to tell you
that "Akoyl shachtin, who's the
l'chatchila shacheit, afilu kusi." Even
a kusi. Now, kusi often means a but
here it really means a literal kusi.
Specifically talking about these people
that the Melech Ashur sent over to Klal
Yisrael and then Hashem had the arayos,
these lions came and they became gerim.
And there's always a question whether or
not they were gerei arayos or they were
gerei emes. So, Abaye is understanding
our mishna is talking specifically about
the kusi that "Akoyl shachtin, vi'afilu
kusi." Even a kusi can shech
l'chatchila. But "B'medbar amurim,
that's because she Yisrael omed al
gabav." Davka, if there's a Yid watching
to make sure he's doing it properly.
"Avli yetzei v'nichnas, if the Yid is
only going in and out and not standing
there the whole time, no yishchat, he
shouldn't shech." But "Im shachat, if he
did shech b'di aved, chateich k'zayis
basar v'nayis v'layiv, the Yid can cut
off a piece of this basar that he
shachted and give it to him and say,
"Hey, why don't you eat some first?" So,
"Im achlo imutla chamas shchitasai, if
the kusi eats from it, well, the Kusi's
back then on what he perceives as proper
halacha. So, if he's going to eat it,
then b'di'eved, we're allowed to also
eat from it. But lo yochal if the Kusi
doesn't want to eat from it, so assur
l'echo [laughter] mishchitaso. Now,
there's a raglam l'davar that he didn't
do a good shchita. So, the b'di'eved,
meaning line number two in the Mishna,
is talking about the yeitzav nichnas
with a Kusi. Now, cheresh shoteh
v'katan, d'afילו di'eved nami lo. Why?
Because shema yishoo, shema yidisu,
shema yachilu. Maybe the cheresh shoteh
v'katan might mess up the shchita. Then
asks line number four, doesn't seem to
read nicely. V'chulan sh'shachtu a chai.
All of them that shacht, who's that
talking about? Eleima cheresh shoteh
v'katan? Well, doesn't flow, cuz al lo
kai, we're already talking about them.
V'im shachtu m'boyle, it should just say
if they shacht. What do you mean the
chulan sh'shachtu? Say al a Kusi, must
be going back to the first part of the
Mishna where you're talking about the
Kusi. But oh, amar k'shei Yisrael im
l'gabo shachaton afילו achila f'yidim
dining there and watching, it's
l'chatchila, it wouldn't be b'di'eved.
So, l'chatchila mi kasha, we're he
resigning to a shver keit. Just going
back for a moment where it says that you
can test the Kusi to see if he'll eat
from it. The Gemara is very m'doyik, say
"Aha! Tzayteich k'zayis basar for nice
and light. You don't just give him a
little bit to taste. You got to give him
a whole k'zayis. Now, why is that? So,
the Some Sofer makes this ha'ara. The
Some Sofer says that even though even a
pasul m'kasher, a kol shehu is also
going to be assur, al chatzi shiur assur
m'na Torah, but perhaps the Kusi doesn't
hold of that drasha. The Kusi is maskim
that you can't eat an aveila. But the
Kusi might not be maskim to the chatzi
shiur assur m'na Torah of the drasha of
kol cheilev, etc. Interestingly, even
though there's an issur of lifnei iver,
so you why should you have to test the
Kusi at all? Why wouldn't the Kusi be
maskim on not being machshil the yad if
he didn't shacht properly? And Rashi by
the way learns that, cuz according to
the Kusi, he learns lifnei iver lo sitei
michshol talking literally that don't
put a stumbling block in front of a
blind person. But he doesn't think that
being machshil somebody is a lav of
lifnei iver. It might be not a nice
thing to do, but we have to be choshesh
that the Kusi does not hold of our
understanding of lifnei iver lo sitei
michshol. All right, so that was chat
number two, and that's Abaya. So, Amar
Rava, frecht Rava on Abaya, the yeitzav
nichnas l'chatchila lo? You're telling
me that that's not a l'chatchila dikak
approach just to have a yeitzav nichnas,
and you're supposed to actually be
standing there the whole time. Of hotz
na we learned in the mishnah in avodah
zarah hamachnis oved k'chavrei
b'chanusai. If you leave a in your
store alone with the wine, the
israelites of a nichnas is mutar. You
can still drink the wine afterwards.
Clearly yates of a nichnas is a good
hashgacha. So why should we have a
problem by the shrita? To which the
gemara says chasam miktanai miniyach.
Does it ever say that you can do this
l'chatchila? How miniyach tanai? If he
did, which is understood as the eved.
It's all b'di eved. So ela what rabba
really meant to ask in a baya is the
following. May acha. The mishnah in
avodah zarah that says ein hashaver
tzarich l'hiyos yoshev um'shamer. The
shamer does not need to sit there and
consistently watch it. Ela af al pi she
yates of a nichnas it will be mutar. So
you see that yates of a nichnas is
l'chatchila. So why shouldn't it also be
good enough for a l'chatchila for a
shchita? Ela amar rabba. So rabba based
on this kasha is going to give us a
third malach in the mishnah. Hochi
katani. Hakol shochtin l'chatchila.
V'afilu kusi. But b'medvar amurim that's
k'she israelites have a nichnas. As long
as there's a hashgacha happening even if
there's only yates of a nichnas. That's
still l'chatchila. Aval bo u matza
sh'shachan. Let's say the yid came in
and found that the had already done
the shchita. Nobody watched him. So now
at this point chaitach k'zayis basar
v'ein lo. You cut off a k'zayis, you
give it to the kusi and see if he's
going to eat it. Achlei mutar l'chum
b'shchitasai. Lo achlei assur l'chum
b'shchitasai. So again the first line of
the mishnah is talking about where he is
a yates of a nichnas then it's
l'chatchila. The b'di eved is talking
about where you nobody saw the kusi
shacht at all. But as long as he eats
from it it'll be okay. Then the mishnah
said chutz m'cheresh shacht b'katan
d'yafil d'eved nami lo. Why? Shema
yishu, shema yidrusu, shema yichalidu.
These the cheresh shacht b'katan is
going to mess up the shchita. V'chulan
sh'shachtu l'ai. What about the last
line? Eilima cheresh shacht b'katan well
that doesn't read because al kol we're
already talking about them. Im shachtu
miboy lei it should say if they shacht.
From the fact that it says v'chulan
sounds like it's talking about a
different section. So ela a kusi is
going back to the first part of the
mishnah the way rabba is learning. But
hu amar afilu yates of a nichnas shacht
b'chatchila. As long as you have that
intermittent hashgacha that should be
good enough. To which the gemara says
you're right, kasha. And now we're up to
shot number four. Rav Ashi or Rav Kahana
Ketani, this is what the Mishna is
talking about.
Who's the killer shochet? Via feel
Israel mumar. The mumar, the one who
does the aveira b'meizid. And Rashi
explains, mumar l'mai? What kind of a
mumar are we talking about that would
allow him to shochet l'chatchila?
L'achol n'veilos l'tei'avon. It doesn't
mean one who wants to do something
l'acharis. He's just a mumar l'tei'avon.
Meaning, if he has access to kosher
flesh that was kashrut improperly, he'd
eat it. But he's just not that makpid.
U'k'dei raba, and he's going like Rav
Rava. Parenthetically, it's important to
note that even though Rava is one of the
mande amrei above the six different
shochtim here, and the Gamara will be
sensitive to that at the end of today's
daf. So, amei Rava, Israel mumar, oichel
n'veilos l'tei'avon. Turning over to mid
base, in such a case, bodik sakin
v'nasan lei. You can check the knife out
and give it to him to shochet. U'mutar
l'achol mishchitaso, and you can eat
from the mumar that does the shchita.
So, that's why it's l'chatchila. That's
our Mishna. Hakol shochtin, even that
mumar who does it l'tei'avon. Aval lei
bodik v'nasan lei, let's say he didn't
check the knife out and give it to him
first, and lo yishchut. Then,
l'chatchila, you should not have a mumar
shochet. However, im shochat, bodik
sakin v'lo acharav. If he did shochet
without having a prior b'dika, and now
we check out the knife afterwards,
nimtza s'sakino yafeh, if you find there
was no nicks in the knife, mutar l'achol
mishchitaso. So, b'dieved, no problem.
You can still eat from that shchita. Im
lav, oso l'achol mishchitaso. If not,
then you can't. It sounds pretty clear
from this Gamara that the only reason
why you have to shochet afterwards is
because you didn't shochet beforehand.
But stam as I say, a shochet doesn't
need to check his knife afterwards. This
is connected to sack of the Rambam that
says that you have to check before and
afterwards for these p'gimos in the
sakin. And they say, "Acheirim want to
know where is Rambam getting it from?"
But upon him, that's the sheet of the
Rambam. So, that is Rav Ashi's fourth
shot. We're talking about the mumar and
the issue is whether or not his knife
was checked. Chutz m'cheirsh shoteh
v'katan, daf yomi d'ieved nami lo. Why?
Shema yishmei shema yidrushu shema
yachlidu. V'chulahu shochtu aharei, what
about the last line that all of them
that shochtu, it's going to be kosher?
Who's he talking about? Y'lei m'cheirsh
shoteh v'katan. We're already talking
about them. Al akai, im shochtu m'bodek,
instead of the chulahu, ela Israel
mumar, must be talking about Rav Ashi's
understanding that the beginning of the
Mishna is talking about the Israel
mumar. Na'id u'badak sakin v'nasan lei,
if he's already checked out the knife,
horama shochat m'chatchila, so it
doesn't make any sense to say that you
have to be mashgiach him and then it'll
be be the ever okay. Ella the light
badak must be that you didn't check out
the knife. But either
if the knife is still around live the K
hashtag check out the knife now to see
if it has free of any of these
be the lace of sucking if there is no
knife you can check here right now I say
my hobby. What good is it going to help
if somebody else watches in his
mashgiach the actual doing the second
since this knife was never checked
before and now it's not longer around
afterwards we have to be sure that maybe
it was a second to which the mask in
your right kasha and now we're up to the
fifth shot of the mission Ravina
katana this is what the mission is
talking about right now a coil
shakedown all people who are they just
came out of school they can
and that's
a fish in and even though they don't
have any real world experience because
they haven't done it but they got their
degree and that is allowed to check even
but by my
when we saying that this
is allowed to check
that's
what he had to say
and only did he know
he can even say
you see how the real understanding of
something is when you can explain it to
someone else so then he could check
I will
she had to
say if he doesn't know well to say it
over low you should he should not check
if he did check but I can I say now we
can give him a beginning afterwards in
the name of
the
but in love if he doesn't know the
answers to the beginning you give him
after you did the also
say you are not allowed to eat from that
so that is
we're talking about the guy who's just
graduated from college he is allowed to
check
and if he didn't if you give him a
beginning after the fact who's
the cotton if you had to give him
why well again
the coolest
what's that going on
well
we're already talking about them
we must be talking about version of the
beginning of the mission that's talking
about the one who is a mumcha. So, but
by can I say saggy? Just give him a fair
now. So, we already know. So, why would
I need to have the oversight and someone
watching? But tomorrow says the latest
come on the libdec he's not here anymore
to give him a vagina. So, if there was
somebody else who was watching him do it
and it seemed okay to the person who was
being much gear then we're going to be
okay. The eco damry. Now we're going to
say another lotion of what Ravina had
said which is going to be our sixth shot
in the mission. The Ravina amora Katani
Kalshak Kamuk Zakin Shakin. All people
who have experienced and are Muk to be a
Shakit. They don't need to have any kind
of supervision. They are going to have a
Shrita. Muk Zakin Alapisha Muk. Even
though we don't know that they know
everything. Just the very fact that they
are Muk to be a Shakit. But may the
amorum that Shakit Alaf Shaim Shas Pamin
Volain this Alif. They Shakit a few
times in front of us and they did not
faint. So, those are the kind of people
that they could Shakit Alaf without
anybody watching over their shoulder.
Alaf Shakit Alaf Shaim Shas Pamin. If
they did not do this Lo Yish Shaim Alif.
So, we don't want them to Shakit because
who knows maybe they'll pass out and
then it could be a problem of either
passing the Shrita or maybe they won't
know that they messed up. Now Shakit
Alaf Shaim Shaim Alaf. Let's say the
Shakit Shakit without anybody watching
and then afterwards he says listen guys
I was totally conscious the whole time I
did not faint. Then the average Shita
that's how this second version of Ravina
shot number six reads our mission. But
Shaita Alaf Shaim
why should we issue Yachli Shaim
the cool Shakit Alaf what's that last
line going to be going on? My Shaita
Alaf we're already talking about them
Alakai. The Shakit Alaf Shaim Muk. We're
talking about that cool is going back on
the Shakit the inexperienced Shakit. I
am really saggy. So, what's the point of
having the oversight of somebody
watching them if they said that they did
not pass out? That's going to be good
enough. Then for the latest come on the
way. Okay, so that's our sixth shot in
but now we got to figure out why each
one didn't like the other one. Ravina
Bar Ulaka by
Ravashi Lo Amri. So, Ravina who talked
about the Muk and Ravina Bar who said it
was about the they didn't like
the question the cool because that last
line of the Mishnah, for Kulan didn't
seem to go smoothly and we applied the
Kusha on all of them. So that's why
those three were not ideal.
But the tummy person because
if you're going to say this is the Iker
place and it's more
they didn't like that because
it makes more sense to talk about
Godjim. And
in the Iker location and here we're only
mentioning Godjim I did the tummy tummy
and therefore tummy
We didn't really need to have this
of the tummy shefting at all. We're only
saying this for people who are eating
the they're not so
and
love to make it's an easy way out cuz if
you don't hold it has the same status we
don't have to worry about that level of
and
about the whole business because
in she ain't
according to the first version of Ravina
that says that the
meaning the graduate from school he can
sheft
for people who had no experience should
not.
Right so uh our moment in hand. So
anybody who is an experienced
is automatically going to be a bucky in
the hill
and you don't have to give him a fire.
There is a over here that is dealt with
that
should not be strong enough to go
connected to the sir of this
and
one way to get out of this by simply
saying that it's beyond now beyond of
course isn't enough by itself to be an
because just because of things beyond
you still have to know what to do. So
beyond needs to
as well as
needs beyond. This is also to the other
that how does he be
of an
saying that he properly when there was
nobody else there to watch him also
going to connect it to the sir of the
animal and that's really in the
beginning of getting deals with this and
says well because of beyond. I did see a
from the which to me makes a lot of
sense. The says the only time
won't work connected when something is
is if you took away the aiders, would be
vadayosa. But here, if you took away the
aiders, I'm still left with an animal
that's throat was cut. I just want to
know was it a kosher shrita or was it
not a kosher shrita? Say yes, you tell
me it's coming from a issur, it's true,
but it's not the same kind of issur that
would upend an
animal being certain. And it would also
be the gate to this right mid-season
shrita
Okay, but finishing off over here,
in
only the experienced
can do it
but if he's not experienced, he can't do
it.
The reason they didn't like that one is
cuz they
don't want people passing out and
fainting. Now,
Rav and Ravashi who each had the problem
of the
of that coolan at the end of the
Mishnah, Rav
because
Rav himself asked on from the
by the
azar. And
because
of the shimer by the wine, the guy
wasn't touching the wine when the heat
went out, but
here the is touching the animal when the
shimer's being
and Ravashi
because
he holds that
are brayam. And they can't
>> [laughter]
>> shat. So the whole thing doesn't even
start according to Ravashi. And
we're talking about the
because
Rav doesn't hold of the whole that a
mummer could ever shat in the first
place. So
Rav my time Ravashi
why doesn't Rav want to say Ravashi's
that you can be the sakin for that
and let him do it.
Rav was only going
he himself doesn't hold we're talking
about but rather we're talking about the
mummer just like Ravashi. And this is
where we're going to call it and pick it
up with the two dots tomorrow.