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Chullin Daf 132
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All right. B Wednesday's daff as we pick
it up four lines from the bottom of
dashar.
Of course, the kavos is referring to the
fact that we're not taking matis from
the if you're kahuna you don't have to
pay for it. Matanta that would give
matonis to a kahhanis meaning a basen
who's married to a Israel. Even though
if it was truma she would lose her
status and not be able to take the truma
but matanas which don't have kadusha to
them are muted to a non-ayen and
therefore since when the ven includes
also a khen
what are you going to do with the
mission in that
but
is burned completely but is looked at
like where only the k is separated and
put on but the shim is eaten by khan but
if the word in the tyra when it says
kayen includes is also a then you
shouldn't eat the because
if it's then it should be burned up
completely
you moving over to from your own peckle
meaning from what you're telling me I
can even answer you back because
the Torah is very specific that's
limiting it to the male kahan by saying
and that's why only that gets burned up
but the is going to be eaten and not
burned because the davayan
putting them in the same sug as a nonen
whose carbon would be eaten
and only the cayenne gets the
meaning. We're gonna learn from the
which is the a specific reference to the
but
so he looks at the repetition of cayenne
is is coming dka to include a all right
so that's it for the now let's talk
about the kahana
that kahana ate matanis because his wife
was a basayan and the ran speaks out
that even though the matanis were given
to him because of the ish kagufi when
someone would give him the matanis even
though he's not a cayenne it would make
it as if it was given to a papa and was
also was you guessed it
rammer
that we don't take from a ley of that if
you're matn
what did he say that
if a female ley a levia gave birth to a
that is from which is
we learned in
so you earn by and when we say kim here
we mean it's a kind of a hybrid animal
from two different kinds of species but
they're both behemoths like a goat and a
sheep and a is a
because they're both behemoths but
a which comes from both a goat and a
deer. That's from
there's only
where the father is the the father is
the and the mother is a
so that's where there's
whether or not for the zera of the
father and therefore there's a portion
of this animal which is coming from the
which would be in the case
is and would be whether or not the word
is even a partial.
So based on this bishel
that the k is going to be putter when
the father is the deer from matis
because
let the kayen take half of the mata
on the other half the bum can say to the
kayen bring me a that that were not for
the and then you could take but since
the mother's a and the father is the
deer this offspring is either a complete
se for notish for zerov or
If we are going to be and therefore the
raon are going to include this vlad as
part of the matonus because they hold it
is but you only have to give half the
other half which is of the bum should be
ped from giving it unless you could
prove me otherwise there were not and
it's a full-blown and to that
when said that the it means only
but from the mission in the second
And Kate said, "What is that?" And the
mission over there says
and
it's d and the are going to be like the
dham and the of both. And here's the
punch line.
Now, if you're telling me that only half
of the matonist need to be given by the
doesn't say that it really does mean
half, but
according to the
all of the not just half because we
learned could have just said
and likewise could have just said
which Sounds like it's in all
highly what's going to do with the imal
to make that between the sh and the you
don't have to both kinds of animals but
the only one is going to be
know that idea that you can separate the
two
which is that only one of them is going
to be enough to bear what does he do
as we'll see obeys.
It's a special that the to give the mat
is on the not on the
let's say you have a bakar that gets
mixed up with a hundred other animals.
So bisman
if a 100 people are shing all of them
pit es we're going to potter all of them
from the matanus meaning this bkar is
now one of a hundred animals there's 99
regular animals and each one belong to a
different person and each person then
sheh's one animal so every single one of
these people can say I'm the one who had
the bakar and therefore I'm from matanis
and we have a har and even though it's
99 to1 that won't be because arrive and
you're going to ask me about
and The kurik bays on the very last page
draws a kilik between the hanogas is
that would be but the kaducas is still
there. Kadusha is not but so there
should be a b. But that sa of the
kadusha is never going to be but
therefore we still recon with it and it
potters the mishn
if one guy all hund animals
we're only going to potter one of them
and he has to give the other 99
if a guy for a ken or for a
because the animals of are
and someone who becomes a partner with a
kayen or a you have to mark the animal
so people that doesn't belong to Israel
because it's very confusing Right there
is a Jewish owner over here but because
of that partnership it's going to become
potter. Now there's an important caution
that all the rein are bothered by is
what's the difference between the
between a or a kayen and the Israel that
we all the mat but just beforehand we
were saying that if you have a behema
that's
like this k you'll be for half of the
matanus why don't we just say here also
half of the matanus when you have a with
aid and tyus has a lotion you have to
know what he means but tiss
the whole of this animal
but here where you have this.
So even though we're handling half but
that half is in Gansen and therefore it
will be a more of a and you're not going
to be pay half of the money. So that's a
that has to be worked out exactly
between this and
now
let's say the kayen sells an animal to
Israel and says I'm selling you the
whole animal except for those matanas
that are in it
because the mat still belong to the kay
for the is giving those parts that are
already his
let's say if a guy tells a butcher sell
me the kishkas of the cow
that should give the to the
butcher the he doesn't have to deduct
the value from that purchase price.
If it was bought by weight and the was
amongst that weight then you got to give
it to the and the over here the butcher
is going to have to be manaka from the
purchase price. Now let's go back to
that first about the getting mixed up
with the other animals where one is
putter so it pers all of them for a
moment. So my love
let a go to each one of the different
bum of all these animals that say if
that animal that you have there is a is
mine and if it's not a so then so at
least give me my mat you have that which
you have to give to me turning over
we're talking about the we're talking
about where that already came to the cen
and he sold it to is when it had a mum
so the animal belongs to the isel even
though it's a bakar and therefore it's
not hey now it has a and it's not going
to have that same doesn't matter it
already has a mission then said
it straight and from why you talking
about the here at all
that seems unnecessary
by telling us about the is being mash
that when the animal belongs to a or to
a is going to be but when it belongs to
Israel the would be which would mean he
has to give the matanas to a kayen. But
thisish wouldn't have come from the
Mishna if it would only talk about a
kayen and the guy without the in
question. Now how do we know that a is
going to be from
it would sound like that's even a
meaning if the is to sell animals to
other he would have to now give matanas
to another kayen. So if a kayen ising
animals for commercial purposes he's got
to give matanas to other kayanim. But if
they're for himself then he's going to
be putter. And now story time
that hostav was a
he was poor. So came to him for
you know what you should do? Go be af
butchers who are
because you're going to be a very
desirable. You're going to these who
would normally have to give him a ton
because you're a cayenne. So this poor
cian went ahead did it found Israel did
some business with him and made him a
partner. But revman made him give all
the matanas anyway. So he said back to
behav
told me that I'm going to be putter from
giving matanas of zilapic go and take
those matas from your if you don't
I'm going to take out your ear. I'm
meaning I'm going to bring you so many
ries as if you never even heard it to
begin with. You are
so what happened? He went and said my
time why you'd do this
that is a is going to be put from the
matanis for two or three weeks but
because for the first two or three weeks
his business has not yet fully
established and people don't know that
he is actually a butcher but once that
period of two or three weeks is over and
now he's presumably already established
with his gashef he's muy now in the
matanas sole zava of
so let's at least treat my
over here that he shouldn't be for the
first two or three weeks so often
didn't set up a store
but here he hung out of shingle he made
it very clear that he is a and therefore
he should be right away
mat a who does not separate matas for
another kind
Israel pretty stark he'll be
Whatever that means of
those bad
have been under that for 22 years. Now
why is this significant how many years
it was?
Maybe you're going to say because after
22 years we don't keep somebody in any
longer. It's not true because the Bris
says that we lift a after a certain
amount of time. That's
going. What's an example of a mitzvah?
He doesn't make a suka or
makes some he doesn't want to do it
then.
In other words, you do whatever you got
to do. There's no reason to release any
kind of on these from because we could
beat these guys up until we kill them.
It's interesting that one of the things
in this list is
who says there's a mitzvah to build a
suka the mitzvah to sit in the suka. And
this of course is part of that
discussion of the that any kind of
mitzvah that's mafurra even though it's
a hex mitzvah it might have similar to
the mitzvah itself. One of them being
there's an interesting line from Rashi
here where it says
kiss because they're not so expensive.
So if the guy's not doing it, we should
beat him up until he's masked him and he
does it. Freak the rash. Where'd this
come from? Shimisar and kiss. Why is
that even relevant? Whether it's
expensive or not shouldn't be the issue.
Rabbi Gross quoted from the whole
is a punishment for somebody's mida. How
could you not do a mitzvah? But that
mara is only when it's like to you're
not doing the mitzvah. If a guy has an
excuse because it's very expensive, it's
of course the wrong thing to do not to
do it. But it's not because of the mida.
It's because of the fact that he's too
cheap to spend all that money. But here,
if it's kiss and you're still not doing
it, then you deserve to get hit. But
anyway, we have this kasha. Why did
Rabavar of Sheila have to tell us it was
22 years of their garisa?
The point of Rababar of Sheila was after
22 years we're going to be able to them
without giving them any kind of
like that example of who a butcher by
taking the animal's whole leg. That's
the the bone of the which was an
expensive part I guess of the animal was
he would take the clothes.
You can give is to one
and you can give the ka to one. You
could split the right and left side of
that jaw to two different kahan. In
other words, you shouldn't divide a
single kick of the matanus to two
different kahanim that you should give
it entirely to one kayen but you can
involve more than one kayen in the
matanus the points out from here that
you can do the same thing with you can
give the to more than one kayen and
there's a sh in the pisk whether or not
that's
the is it true
they would divide each bone into two
which the garra says no problem because
over there talking about an ox that's a
big animal you could divide because it's
not a bazillion to give these large
pieces to two different kahhanim. But if
it's a smaller animal then you cannot
divide it up. You got to give it all to
one cayenne each particular kick. All
right, we'll stop here. Tomorrow we'll
pick it up again with the Omar Raba
Barbana.