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Zuck the head of the Mishnah. So before
we start the Mishnah I just want to give
a a very short daf. There are two things
when it comes to
something called
damim and damim
just you know what those are?
Put it all over your car.
This is damim. This is golf.
Anybody?
You cannot get with that car tailock.
That's just this whatever. This is damim
is step one. This is golf is step two.
This is damim you bring an animal to the
big dash.
It has gush off but on a lower level.
It's only monetary gdusha. Gdusha's
damam. Then you do something to it, to
the carbon, to the mincha, to the lechem
ha panim, it all of a sudden gets a
higher gdusha called gdusha saguf.
So says the mishna,
that a mincha,
nesachim, flour,
wine,
shenitmu, something bad happened to
them,
they became tamei. So they became tamei,
you can't use it anymore. So what do you
do? Now, what do you do?
What you do is you redeem it.
How do you redeem something?
You have money in your
pocket, and you say, you don't even have
to take the money, you don't have to do
a physical thing, you say,
"This flour over here that's tamei,
the gdusha should fly into my money in
my pocket." And that's what happens, it
automatically transfers.
It goes from the flour into my pocket.
My flour becomes chulin. Now I can use
it for whatever I want. The money
becomes kodesh. And now I And with the
money I buy
I buy flour.
Now, notice that the mishna says,
shenitmu, something bad happened.
Shmuel right away says in the gemara,
"No, not necessarily."
There's a reason why the mishna said
that something bad No matter what, I can
take flour that has gdusha, it only has
a lower gdusha, gdusha's damam, and I
can transfer that gdusha to money.
What's the problem? It doesn't have to
be tamei.
Actually, kotzubikly, ein lan pidyon.
Oh, yesh lan pidyon, sorry. Yesh lan
pidyon. Actually, kotzubikly, if there
was no
you didn't put the flour into a kli
shares, so it's still gdusha's damam, so
you yesh lan pidyon, you can redeem it.
But yesh kotzubikly, but once you put
the flour, the wine, into a kli shares,
into some sort of vessel, you have a
special disaron vessel that gives you
have the
whatever but you have the um
the jug that gives you so
and then
you can't redeem it.
You have birds.
You have wood.
You have the frankincense.
Oh, this is nice.
Nice size frankincense.
frankincense
and another thing birds, wood,
frankincense, clay jars, the actual clay
mission
mode
When it became
okay, that doesn't really apply to
birds. Birds don't really come to me so
we'll say that they had a mom.
Even if it came to me there's no you
cannot redeem them.
Why?
There's no only in a animal not in the
bird.
And certainly not in a clay jars.
It became to me.
Yeah, there is. There is. If you break
No, no, that's what if you break a leg
or like that the wing that we learned.
So I want to show you video but there's
a kiss from my sham yesterday. There's
always a kiss from my sham but I noticed
one yesterday. You can't a guy came over
to me yesterday after the Hebrew share.
He says you're not going to believe
this.
He says
You see that you said a lot of my
brother. There was there was sitting on
this on this guest table. Someone guess
what's your name?
From?
Shalom aleichem.
So there was in your seat there was
a boy
came over to me and he said that his
brother came with him to the share.
His brother didn't want to come to
share. His brother likes one thing only
one thing soccer.
Like soccer.
Yeah, all day he's busy with Maccabi and
and this one and that one the different
teams and he says, you you know, like in
America
this one was traded to here, and they
made it into the FIFA that I don't know
how it goes exactly. Whatever.
He says, "I'm not coming." He says, "No,
you got to come."
He says, "You I started off this year. I
I didn't even do the whole mission in
here." I showed this, just the
difference between Kedushas HaGuf
and Kedushas HaDam.
There are two teams. There's the team of
Kedushas HaDam that only has monetary
um Kedusha, and the other one
the team, the Bulls.
Not the Bulls.
The Bulls. The Kedushas HaGuf.
Wow, what a slip. Freudian slip.
Couldn't I couldn't
It just It just happened.
That was I just happened to be
I I mean, I used to have
and I caught it like six years old up
from the
just happened to say it. They No, the
guy that made it had no idea. So,
anyways, he says, "It's a kiss from
Hashem." Why?
Because of this video, he says, "You
don't understand. My brother after Shiur
comes home and says, 'I want to come
again.'"
Look at it. Check this out. This is
masha It is a kiss from Hashem. Wait.
That's interesting.
>> All right. Kiss from Hashem.
Now, there's another kiss from Hashem
that I'm not supposed to show this, but
even though he doesn't want me to show
it, I'm showing it.
Another guy comes over to me yesterday,
my sister showed me after she says,
"Listen, you don't understand the kiss
from Hashem."
My father
every time I did something, he'd say,
you could ask anybody in Shpokes, I
asked his brother-in-law yesterday.
Every time I did something, my father
would say, "My sister called Balma. My
sister called Balma." You know my sister
called Balma? He says, "This video
this one right over here
is is mom as you kiss from Hashem
because
Okay, whatever. I'll say it plain in a
second.
Again, something we didn't know.
My sister called Balma.
This was
profound.
Cut.
Did we get it? Yes, that was perfect.
Now, change into an elephant costume
and we'll film the video of Pilcher
Balak from Amitsur.
>> Benny's father, his entire life, told
him, "My sister called Balma." And now
it's coming almost almost. You could ask
him. Here he is.
And he says, "My father is not going to
appreciate this one."
It comes around. These videos that the
AI knows something that we don't know.
All right, Zuker, you want?
Shleim up in the Balma.
Omar Shmuel.
Come Shmuel and says
this that you could take flour and
redeem it and take the Dusha remove the
Dusha from the flour and place it into
money
and use the flour for whatever you want.
The feel I'm to hire him lift him. The
Gamara is going to go to town on Shmuel
the entire Amud Aleph.
How could it be? It's impossible. But,
that's what Shmuel says. Shmuel says,
"Our Mishnah is not literal.
It's talking about a word that became
tamei, that there was a problem, and
only because there's a problem you could
do pidyon." He says, "No, you don't need
a problem.
Anytime you have Kedushas damim and not
Kedushas haguf, I could go and redeem
it."
As long as you didn't put it into a kli,
it remains just a very lower level
Kedushas damim or Kedushas damim lifnei.
What's the problem? I could redeem
Kedushas damim.
I understand if it's a chatas, it's a
strong Kedushah, you can't you can't
redeem. But you have also bedek habayis,
you have a lot of stuff that people
donate to the to the upkeep of the Beis
Hamikdash, you could redeem. So this
like similar level Kedushas damim.
Everybody's
going to ask the question, the third
word in the Mishnah says that something
happened to it and that's why he
redeemed it, it became tamei. No, I
didn't have a gadol in my generation,
you don't need it to to be tamei. But I
had a kabaya in Mishnah seifa with
Shmuel and Reish Lakish and they had a
pidyon.
Once it goes in the kli, it says the
Mishnah, if it goes into the kli, you
can't redeem it. Even
in a very severe case where it became
tamei, you're not permitted to redeem
it.
That's a big chiddush. It's in the kli,
it has super Kedushah of Kedushas haguf,
that's it, it's locked in, you can never
redeem it even if it became tamei. So to
mimic
the seifa, we say in the Reisha that it
became tamei, but it's lav davka.
Now,
if it became if it's in the kli, there's
no pidyon,
that's pashut. Kedushas haguf nina, once
it's Kedushas haguf, how are you going
to redeem Kedushas haguf? It's assur.
Says the Gemara, "No, I would think that
if it's in a kli and it has Kedushah
and and became tamei, you could redeem
it. Why?" So
interesting.
If the Torah, the Gemara is going to
prove soon that the Torah calls
something that has a mum
tamei.
So therefore, let's reverse it.
Something that's tamei is a balmum.
It's the same thing. It If you're a
balmum, you're tame. So, if you're tame,
you're a balmum. You're on the same
the same category. So, you we call you
it's it's it's a nickname. Tame is
balmum, balmum is about tame. So,
M'meila V'avigav D'gol D's'agov K'nof
Avaimum M'brek, we know the famous I'm
not going to show it really.
If even if I have it here, Kevis Land,
yeah? This is the the short version of
Kevis Land.
Even if a if an animal has Kdushas Agov,
it has Kdusha
and it has a mum, it's a mum.
So, you redeem you can redeem it. So,
tame is also a mum. What's the
difference if it broke its bone or it
became tame? Both of them you can't put
on the Mizbeach.
Hana Nami Librok, maybe you should be
able to redeem it. K'mashal on the Lav
K'ri Tame K'ri Achmar Balmum. No, no,
this is not what the Torah called
a tame a balmum.
D'mikli Shorish Li'ashchin M'brek. Once
if there's a Kli Shorish involved over
here, you cannot redeem. Says Rashi, a
unbelievable thing. I don't know. I
think this is a Chiddush Godol that
maybe we call it the Chiddush of the
date.
Not really, but says Rashi, I'll read
inside. Lav Sh'kashiv Kli Shorish
V'afilu B'heim Avatzmum Sh'ne'emar
B'pinyan L'chashish K'tzor. Even a
Balmum
Sh'lachish K'tzor B'kli Shorish K'go'ein
says Rashi Sh'shochat.
Rashi says that the knife in the Beis
Hamikdash is a Kli Shorish. You ever
thought about that?
Okay.
Some remember, some don't. I don't.
The the you it's a Chiddush. Why? To me
it's a Chiddush. It doesn't have a base
Kli. It doesn't have It's not a Kli.
It's a like a Pashut Kli M'teches.
Anyways, it's a Kli and that Kli
Shachted the animal, boom, it became
K'shas D's'agov through the Sh'chita.
No redeem. No redemption.
Now, just as a side note about mum, Echa
Echa Tame, where where do we the Gemara
said a balmum is a called a tame. So, a
tame is called a balmum.
But where do you see that baal mum is
called a Tommy?
Misanya.
Now if you were to read the possuk with
me, you would say the in kol beheima
tmeia. What does it beheima tmeia mean?
A beheima tmeia, what is a beheima
tmeia? Like a cow? What's a beheima
tmeia?
A donkey.
A horse, a camel.
Maybe a davar acher.
A PIG.
No, that's not the pshat.
The in kol beheima tmeia she lo ikrivu
menachem korban lashem. That's how a
tzeduki would learn it maybe.
But baalei mumim she nifdim makdishim
davar. A a
beheima tmeia in this possuk, in this
possuk in particular, means
an animal that's kosher that developed a
mum.
A tahaara baalei mumim she podo ein lo
baalei mumim beheima tmeia beheima tmeia
machu told you? I mean the the simple
pshat in the possuk is that we're
talking about a horse.
Kishu omer beheima tmeia u'podera kecha.
That if somebody was makdish a horse to
beis hamikdash,
so you redeem it. So it's a force of
possuk. A beheima tmeia amura, I don't
need a second possuk to tell me the same
exact thing. A mani mikayim in kol
beheima tmeia baalei mumim she podo
makdishim davar. Medaber so may the the
the possuk that says in kol beheima in
kol beheima tmeia is referring to a baal
mum and the Torah calls it a Tommy.
Tommy and baal mum are are the same.
As a side thing, yochil podo al mum
over.
Let's say the animal develops a leprosy.
Uh go to the doctor, take some
antibiotics, it'll go away.
So maybe you could redeem it. Tam u'lo
umno, you can't redeem it. That that's
that's that's a that's cheating.
Asher lo ikrivu menachem korban lashem.
Mishaneh kravei lashem kol ikar, that's
something you can never
sacrifice, you can never bring as a
korban. Yotzei zusha in kravei ayo
u'kravei lo acher. It's okay, one day
delay. Cuz now he has some sort of
leprosy, he has schin, it'll go away
tomorrow. The say this, you cannot
redeem something like that.
So now achamah.
What does Shmuel say? Because that's
that's today's sugia until amud beis,
until the bottom of the middle.
Shmuel is of the opinion that if you
have
a Mincha that's Tahor, nothing wrong
with it. And it has Kedusha. Why? Cuz
you said, "I am going to bring this on
the Mizbeach." It has Kedushas Damim.
If I feel like it, I can redeem it even
if nothing's wrong with it. Doesn't have
to be Tamid.
Barmenoia, life is very our Mishna. Our
I'll ask you a question from our Mishna.
It says at the end of the Mishna,
"If you have
a bird, you have wood, you have the
fragrances of the Kli Shareis, and a
knife of the Beis Hamikdash that became
Tamei, ain lohem pidyon, you cannot
redeem them." Why?
Because there's no redemption only by an
animal.
And the Gemara goes one by one. Bishvil
I I can understand what you're talking
about when it comes to birds. This is a
Guf ni no. Even a bird has the real
Kedusha of Kedushas Guf.
V'einam ela b'heima. And that And that
the Mishna says, "There's redemption for
animals and not for birds, even though
they have the same level of Kedusha."
Ela Eitzim u'L'vonah.
If you have let's say L'vonah with
before it went to Bezichin, before it
had a Kli Shareis.
U'Kli Shareis. And the Kli Shareis
itself.
It's What is What are they considered
right now at this point? Kedushas Damim.
L'farku. What's the problem? Why can't
you redeem them?
According to Shmuel, any Kedushas Damim
you could redeem without any reason. So,
why can't you redeem them? Ela v'Shum
ha'Torah and Bal May'inifdam.
Because typically speaking, we have to
say Pshat that Shmuel's wrong. You
cannot redeem something that's Tahor.
And these
These particular items, wood, L'vonah,
Kli Shareis,
they are considered Tahor. Why?
So, the
Shitah takes this line out. I'm going to
read it just cuz I have a a riddle.
The Eitzim u'L'vonah u'Kli
Shareis
do not really consider food.
It's just the love of Hashem mash oklam.
He loves it so it's okay we'll make it
as if
it's it's food. It's just a
interesting thing. If I ask you where on
Shabbos
where is Shabbos? Thank you.
You watch the sheer? When I'm away you
don't watch the sheer but now you watch
the Hebrew sheer.
Oh your son called you up. He wasn't
even here.
Where is Shabbos they say
he must have this.
I have a word on it. Where? The voice of
where? Everybody says this. We sing it
all the time.
He must have this.
I'll give you a hint. It's in
Bar Iyan.
No. The words he must have this.
He must have this all the way.
But the fact is you have to read it he
must have this.
It's a mistake how we say it.
But I don't want to ruin the song so
Yeah? He must have this all the way.
Now if you were to ask the guys in the
these guys
they for whatever reason their brain
works a little different so they they
could um
they come up with these things in
seconds. I don't know why. You know what
I'm talking about? Where do you say
that? Boom.
Like a
normal human being doesn't Even though
we sing the song we say
I don't fight it.
I call upon him. So where are we?
Oh. The
come to lay me shop
cashery. So first of all the wood
if you don't chop it up into the proper
size and here
we had this video. Where was it?
Of the same.
Oh here this one. No not that image.
Just you need special size wood. Can't
just take a big giant trunk of a tree.
If you don't have the special besides
the more tells us,
it's not kosher.
And the vine also before is in the
kasharus, it doesn't come Islam kashra.
So, it's a problem in Shmuel. Shmuel
says that
if there's nothing wrong with the with
the mincha, you could still redeem it.
And from the mission that's mashma you
can redeem. So, the gemara like
Maybe Shmuel isn't right. That typically
speaking, you could redeem something
that doesn't have an issue with it. If
it only has the kashas damim, go ahead
and redeem it.
So, why does it say in our mission? It
seems from our mission that wood and
levana kasharus, you can't redeem even
if it doesn't have an issue.
There's a special
chachamim don't redeem something
that's rare.
Because if you're going to redeem
something that's rare, you might not be
able to replace it.
Yeah?
You're going to redeem something that's
rare. What are you going to do? Here you
have something, a once-in-a-lifetime
diamond.
I'm going to redeem it. And then what?
Where are you going to find the the the
one to replace it?
This one hour that we come together to
learn Torah
is very rare. It's
It's rare.
Do not replace it
and say, "Oh, I'm going to do this. I
have to go to a meeting now and I I'll
I'll I'll replace it tomorrow I'll
later on tonight." What's going to
happen? Has v'shalom. You're not going
to have the time later on. So, something
that's rare, you don't replace. You
stick to it.
Bishlam levana says the gemara
sh'checha. Okay, I get it. Kasharus, you
don't always have so many beautiful
golden kalev. I guess levana is hard to
come by.
Not so not so common a late
trees which
is a lot of trees
not
true trees are rare why are trees rare
even though I'm a mar
collection is it's not possible to miss
bear if it has a worm it's possible to
miss bear
there's a lot of most trees have worms
they're wormy and therefore it's
something considered uncommon
I'm a papa says I'm a papa if
small would have heard this thing he
wouldn't have said what he said what did
small say if I have flour that has
nothing wrong with it it's not didn't
become to me I just feel like I need to
redeem it why because I want to make a
pancake right now with this flour that I
said and my wife doesn't have flour so
I'm going to redeem it right now I'm
going to make pancakes and to ask when
I'm going to go to the store and buy
more flour
but if says I'm a papa if he would have
heard this thing he wouldn't have said
it why the signia
a person takes a perfectly good sheep
and says this sheep is good for the I'm
donating it for the
for the upkeep for the walls if a piece
of gold falls off the wall air you use
this cheap and and repair
I don't know if I'm going to miss bear
if you're going to redeem it then the
money must go directly to the miss bear
not to
why
if
you have something that's available to
the miss bear it can never become cool
and
it's a big problem on small over here
you have something that's cool and
it's something that's right for the miss
bear it's flour that's about to go on
the miss bear and says small like I
redeem it for nothing so So, wife can
make pancakes over here it says if I
have an animal that could go on the
mizbe'ah,
even if I redeem it, the money is not
chulin. The money I can't do whatever I
want with it. I can't I must use it just
for mizbe'ah."
Have other bay, he would have regretted
what he said. He wouldn't have said that
you're allowed to redeem flour. What?
They have to add a homer anyway.
Okay.
So?
That's so why do you share the point
out?
The turn the turn. The question is if
it's allowed.
We're not talking about the turn. We're
talking about can you physically redeem?
How you redeem is a different story.
V'lo
says the gemara it's not true.
Shmuel wouldn't have taken it back.
Shmuel v'lo bay, he knows about this and
he didn't take it back. Why? Lav am
awesome given the mufke. You already
explained the three things in the
mishna, the lavina, the klishores, the
wood, that they're all rare. Guess what?
A normal animal.
Normal is not so normal, yeah? It's not
so common to be normal. Find a normal
human being, right?
Common sense is not so common. Oh,
common sense is not so common.
Great.
Exactly what I meant. Hachonomi, given
the shichin mumim, the pasul of a eima,
since there are a lot of different
things that could ruin it for an animal
here like this, this this a list that we
had once.
Y'veres, shover, choros, y'lefes, garov,
y'beles.
How many animals don't have warts
somewhere?
So, maila, dafilu,
dafilu b'dukin sh'bayai nami pasli, even
a cataract pasuls aima. Hilcho, loy
sh'chichi. I don't know where the birds
are, Taco. I don't know.
Zoch t'gemara, Rav Kahana omar, "T'mayim
nifdim." If
this k'dusha is damim and it's t'may,
then you could redeem. "T'horim ein
nifdim." So, he's arguing on who?
On Shmuel. Shmuel says something that's
tahor, nothing wrong with it, I could
redeem. Says Rav Kahana, tahorim ain
nidmin, you can never redeem. V'chen
Amar Reish Lakish,
also agrees with him, tmei nidmin,
tahorim ain nidmin. If it's tahor,
nothing wrong with it, you can't redeem.
V'chen Amar Reish Lakish, some say Reish
Lakish said a few tahorim nidmin, that
he agrees with Shmuel, that if it's
tahor, you can be podeh lo.
Reish Lakish argues on Shmuel, tmei
nidmin, tahorim ain nidmin.
Reish Lakish says that a mincha that's
tamei, you could redeem. Tahorim, you
cannot redeem.
He argues on Shmuel, if it's tahor, ain
nidmin. Chotz mas serios aifa shel
minchas chotei. Oh.
Again, he asked people, I didn't
realize, this is something that a lot of
people don't know what it is.
I asked some guys in the airport,
"What's a carbon oil of the yard?"
"It goes up and down," he tells me.
Yeah, it does go up and down. Here,
here, it goes up and down.
Okay, so oil of the yard is, if you're a
wealthy person, you bring an animal. If
you're a poor person, you bring birds.
And if you're super super poor, you
bring
flour. So, guy doesn't have a vero, and
he's super super poor,
so he sets aside flour.
Suddenly, he wins the lottery. He wins
the lottery after the flour is
designated. Now, what does he do?
He has to bring an animal.
But what about the flour? What does he
do with the flour?
So, he redeems the flour to buy the
animal, and the flour he can use for
pancakes.
What about the opposite?
He's super wealthy,
and he invested in some stock, and boof,
he became poor.
But before Bitcoin, what? It's down now?
Really?
No surprise. Uh so,
he invested high. It
He bought Is it okay? He didn't have
any. Brings a nice gezunta sheep.
And then he becomes super poor. What
does he do?
He redeems the animal and buys flour.
Here we even have a stickle video.
The um this is based He used He used a
muscle of a
of a par adumos. The gemara brings
later. It's not going to get to this so
you get but
This guy sells his house. He has a lot
of money.
Oh, you see the car from the magashir.
You have to make sure there's enough to
hear that I'm
Well, I think we have to lower the
music.
Mistake.
There's no money left.
He bought the uh
So, the poor guy has to bring an animal.
The rich guy that became poor has to
bring a haskita.
You have all the you have all the meat
up in the base hamikdash.
Oh.
It's an akama.
Everything says Reb Lozer any carbon any
you can't redeem but there's one
exception to the rule. That
that flower in this particular case of a
who became wealthy
or a wealthy person became poor that you
could redeem
make
so because of the different China's
they're allowed to redeem.
So now I want to say brand new if you're
spacing out it's time to wake up now.
Food
could susceptible to tumor can become
tummy.
What if it's food that no one can eat?
It's food that no one can eat. Why? It's
also by now.
or law
You can't even give it to the guy you
can't give it to your cleaning lady.
Awesome. Can it be to more or not? So we
have focus.
Since it's not food really it's food but
it's not edible to human beings so it's
not food and if it's not food it's not
that's one way to look at it. So says
she made it to me.
I want to say
she made it to me it's a song.
So let's take it a step further he says.
Where's that kid? Oh here he is.
Kid I showed you in the Hebrew school
yesterday. I didn't show it but
you became famous now.
Did your mom tell you about it? She saw
you?
She heard about it? For real? Wow.
You you made a big deal of it. Big deal
of it.
The stock of MD White went up.
No to me but I have the genius kid that
knows what to okay he learned in the
probably and he
So she made it to me.
In in that coin.
Big deal of it.
The guy has a mincha.
He's as he's putting the the the mincha
on the mizbeach, he thinks to himself
this guy that he's going to eat this
mincha next week. That's pigel.
Outside the allowed time, you're allowed
to eat the mincha for a day. He says I'm
going to eat it in a week from now.
So therefore,
as soon as you do pigel, what happens?
It becomes possel.
It becomes also by now.
The Reb Shimon ben Tzemach according to
Reb Shimon, there's no it cannot be
kabel tumah.
Rashi says metameh means it accepts
tumah. Other Rishonim say metameh that
it gives off tumah.
But the idea is the same.
Why? Because it's not considered food.
Thisnan
orlah and we could show videos for each
and every one of these things, but I
think a lot most of you know most of the
stuff. Orlah, the first 3 years of a
tree, so the the fruit is also by now.
The kilayim kerem
You have
somebody who planted wheat or
according to most even other things
between the the vineyard.
Mishah neskol, you have a the kuf al
beis. You have a bull who killed a human
being,
and now you have to kill him.
And after you shecht it, you decided not
not you know to forego the whole the
whole thing with the
uh
with the skilah and you go ahead and you
shecht the animal. Also by now, you
can't even give it to a you can't
give it to your dog.
The eglah arufah
They found that a person between two
cities, so they do a whole ceremony with
with a calf and they chop the head off.
This calf that you chop the head off is
also or let's say before you chop the
head off, you shecht it, also by now.
Metzi pa'ir metzora
There's two
uh sparrow, what do we call them?
So one of them, what?
No, no, no, this is this is not a dove.
This is a sparrow. A little a little
that those little birds that fly around.
There's beautiful picture right over
there.
Cuz on the stick you have the live bird
and uh and a side. And splits the guy,
you take one, you chef the other one,
you let go.
Who did it better? Avi?
Before
you redeem your the firstborn donkey,
you have to have to redeem the first
How Before you do that, you have the the
the khamar is
also bahana.
If
somebody cooks
meat and
milk together, they
do according to the tanakama are
susceptible to tuma. No.
None of these can accept tuma. Why?
Cuz
he holds that since it's also bahana, so
it's not considered food. If it's not
considered food, it cannot become tuma
as the gamara is going to bring the
possible.
The tanakama However, he agrees in one
of the cases. Boz u kholov
milk
and meat, they are. Why?
So he says an interesting reason. Which
the gamara is going to say, why does he
have to say this reason? There's a
better reason.
There's one time
not like we think for a second that oh,
when the milk milk is by itself and the
and the the meat is by itself, the shas
you know. Even if you put the two of
them together in a pot, and just let it
brew there for 3 hours,
that's the Shas Hakosher. Why? Because
it doesn't come ossur until you cook
it."
So, even when they were together, you
had the issur together, it was still
muttar.
So, mamila, since there was a moment of
fitness, the arts world calls it, I
looked it up this morning. What How does
the How do you say it in English? Shas
Hakosher. There's a moment of fitness.
It was It was okay for a moment.
So, mamila, it's called a tumtum was
food. For 10 minutes it was food. Even
the issur part. Even when the milk and
the meat were together, it's food. Then
then the tumtum grabs onto it.
Right. So, so they talk about it. The
shor was never muttar. Rashi talks about
it
as as a shakta thing it was never. That
was before. You can't eat a live animal.
Yeah, and also before it was ossur,
before.
Yeah. Over here it's We're saying That's
why That's why I stuck it in that with
the issur. Turning of the daf. A global
specialist in international financial
services, Chaim Miller Ed, for
Imi Merosi.
Oh, that's right. That's right. Like And
once I said that and it wasn't him, it
was like I'm like
Neil Halpern. Yeah, he's like the head
in
what department?
He's some head over there. Yeah, great
guy. Good good good addition to this
year. He's helped a few people in this
year.
Halevei, nobody should know from tzaros.
Nobody should ever go to that building.
Halevei, we're Shas Hakosher. What
What
What's Reb Shimon's argument? Mikol
says in the possuk "Yitma."
Any food as she yochal, just sticking
the word "yitma" becomes tamei. But it
has to be edible, as she yochal. As she
yochal
if you can feed it to a beseder.
You can put it on the mizbei'ach,
beseder. if you can't, it's not food. Or
yochal
and he explains
in this context is different than usual.
The heart people that mean call Nami
says
let me add to the whole list of
and our long killer Karim and everything
one more thing. If somebody had in mind
a mincha
What about people of other things we'll
discuss, but people I ruined it. I can't
eat this flower forever cuz the coin had
a terrible thought. He thought he's
going to eat it in a week from now. So
it's not edible. I can't give it to the
guy. Can't give it to guy.
Then it does not become Tommy. It's not
susceptible to tumor.
Oh.
Ask the Gamora
if your whole point is edible not
edible. So why is it when it came to
the Gamora came up with an excuse not a
reason. Why is
different than everything else? Cuz
had a
I was able to eat the milk and the meat
before I cooked it.
According
to
even after you cook it, I could feed it
to the guy the sign cuz everybody knows
the three
Listen
to the money. It's all it's the end of
the every time. I used to
but three times. Why three times?
Cooking that and this are not what you
mean argues. No. You're allowed to give
cheeseburger to a guy. You're
allowed to own a McDonald's. The sign of
the men you hold on
but what about what about not? He says
that it's motor but I know
When I learn men it says by trade of
Kadesh the same word
Kadesh. Truly what about
what I said to you?
Just
like my tray for if you have an animal
that that died from a heart disease,
you're allowed to give it to your own
dog even though it's going to save you
money, you don't have to give it dog
food. You get So you In other words,
it's
a fun. Also
so too
when
I'm
allowed to give it to a guy. If I'm
allowed to give it to a guy
then it's royal Kayla. If it's royal
Kayla, it should be susceptible to Toma.
Why do I have to come on to this reason
that it had a shot of kosher? No, a guy
can eat it. Once a guy can eat it, it's
food. It's a food item. It's a food
item.
I
give you two reasons.
First
of all, it's food that a that a guy can
eat. But more than that, void even if
you if you're going to focus on a Jew,
now it's a delicious kosher. It had a
shot of kosher. It had a moment of
fitness and therefore it's kosher.
Okay, so now come on. What does it say?
kosher
that
if the coin had a bad thought while he
was putting the
that he's going to eat it after a week,
he did a bagel and he ruined it and it
became
So it's not susceptible to Toma.
What's
noisa?
What's another way to say noisa?
Oh.
No, but in in in Hebrew. Let's say no.
>> So, if the meat stayed overnight, the
carbon stayed overnight,
we know
The some some meat that was left
overnight and you're not allowed to use
it,
you're not allowed to eat it. Sometimes
it's
Sometimes it's not.
What's the case?
And
that's the Amish.
We're talking about that if it's not
it's not edible, so it's not edible.
What about somebody now
he made
the right away. In other words, there's
no there's no
As soon as you have a thought, this
thing becomes awesome.
And now here goes the punchline. People
in the car
if he was
that's
his case that he had this thought with
him in the car.
It's considered food and it becomes
tummy. And that's a bomb question on
who? On
who said that if you want to go
it is not the tummy.
Think about it for a second. If you have
flour that you were never able to eat.
What's the case of flour that you were
never able to eat?
So, if you
Um
So the Gamorah says, I'm just thinking
why they want
M'chubar. M'chubar.
It's not flour. It's not just not
edible. You have wheat that's not
edible.
So if it never had a moment
of fitness, never had a shas sakoy,
never had a moment
>> m'kabel tumah if it wasn't edible. They
would have served it only if it was Yes.
No, no, but the point is did it ever
have a shas sakoy? Did it ever? No, it
didn't get tumah. No, guys, shas sakoy
is a shas sakoy. Shas sakoy is a shas
sakoy.
If it never had a moment that you were
able to eat it, so m'mela it's not it's
not m'tamah. Hey d'omi d'lo is a shas
sakoy. What's the case? Connected. Like
what? Can't get tumah when Right.
Because it can't get tumah when it's
connected, so it's not considered food.
It is I know
I know. The the point is they they they
explain cuz it can't be m'kabel tumah,
but the point is if it can't be m'kabel
tumah cuz it's connected, it's not
edible.
It's not it's not considered food. Hey
d'omi d'lo is a shas sakoy. Like the
shinu b'm'chubar. He made it chodesh
when it was connected. Now,
as the Gamorah v'lo f'kinu,
so what if he was magdishu when it was
m'chubar? Let him redeem it.
So the Gamorah says on the achlis and on
the shiyit, mayim niftam tohorim niftam
shapiyr.
If we go with the what we said in the
beginning of Nedarim that according
there's two ways to learn Reb Shiyit.
Either he agreed with Shmuel or he
didn't agree with Shmuel. If you go with
the with the lozhin that he
that he says that tohorim niftam he
argues with Shmuel that when it's tahor
you cannot redeem. Okay, so here's a
case of that tahor,
you can't redeem it.
Al loch nishin d'omrim
niftam l'f'kinu. But according to the to
the to the side that Reb Shiyit holds
that you could redeem something that's
tahor, how come in this case he can't
redeem? Says the Gamorah, hashta m'lo
park, but he didn't redeem it. And since
he didn't redeem it
So never had a kosher.
But the now just asked a very simple
question.
You could redeem it.
And if you would have redeemed it
That's okay. But since he didn't redeem
it, so never had a kosher. But the
question is why why do you have to Now,
before I ask before I ask this question,
it's not a question. Let's say you have
a
a yeah? You shut down the
it's also about Can't have an offer on a
Duma.
Is it too much or not?
Based on what we said that anything that
you cannot
give to a guy is not too much.
You can't eat it. It's not something
that you can't go and make a steak out
of a Duma.
Not for you, not for a guy. Is it too
much yes or no? And the answer is it is
too much. Why?
Huh?
No.
Doesn't it Doesn't it Doesn't it?
Doesn't it? You burn it. You burn it.
You burn it.
So that that's the question here. The
what?
Typical the classic question. You're
right, this individual didn't redeem it.
But he could redeem it.
And since he could redeem it, it's
considered as if he did redeem it.
And how do I see that? From a Duma. Cuz
if you don't say that concept by have a
big problem. Since
I could redeem it even after I shut it,
I could replace it with a bigger larger
Duma.
So even though it's
it's considered as if I redeemed it. If
I redeemed it, that's why it's it's
too much.
Typically it shouldn't be
why? Cuz I can't eat it. I can't do
anything with it. But since I could
redeem it
So then I
I'm going to consider it as if I did
redeem it and then therefore it's too
much. So by also also
Oh, very good. Very very
Who asked that question?
Oh,
smack.
So it's
um
Let's see inside.
The kid in the boy park way but my Z
could redeem it.
Anything that I could redeem is this
very redeem the sign here of Shimon
boy say I'll remind you
that this one line is the shortest
almond in the entire shots.
It's the line that the bells are taught
his wife about pet. He says I want my
wife to know one almond in shots.
And it's the line that this bahar on
Simchas Torah bought an aliya for a
thousand amudim.
He went to the rabbonim. He tried to
find a rav that would give him a heter
to learn that almond a thousand times.
Here's the line. Here's the entire
almond. Shortest one in shots.
So today basically we learned the daf
and a half.
Para metamei tumas ochlin.
Para aduma is metamei tumas ochlin.
The Tanya Reb Shimon
Para metamei tumas ochlin hoyil v'hoyil
she lo shasa k'eisheira.
Because it has it had a time that it was
it was fit. What does that mean? What
was
Para nifdesah gavra achta? Even after
you shachted you could redeem it.
Says Gemara okay that's a Para aduma but
not flour. How could I ask the Mishnah
Para aduma is nifdesah achta?
The Para aduma you have a 100 lb Para
aduma I want to I want to redeem it and
buy a have a much better Para aduma with
200 lbs. Sh'motza cheires noyei mena
mitzlil d'eisa. Like on Shabbos you have
you buy a fish on on Tuesday and you
find a nicer fish so you give the skilu
you ate the on Tuesday you Shabbos fish.
Uh so Para aduma so you upgrade. You
allowed up l'hana'as mitzlil d'eisa.
There's no mitzvah to be payda.
Flour Rabbosi,
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