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Menachos Daf 103
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All right, Duff Cuff Gimel. Friday's
Duff, picking it up at the two dots at
the bottom of Cuff Base and the Base.
The mission had told us the hillik
between if you promised to bring your
mincha in a machvas or margeshas, and we
made a treechasa based on whether or not
qualitative versus quantitative. But now
the gamara picks it up. Zulo haviva
machvas, the mincha's going to be
possel. Bring the mincha in the wrong
kayli, it's going to be possel, game
over. Now if I have to go over what
Tanya there's a brisa that says loy
kitcham klishares, sounds like it just
doesn't do anything. Not that it's
possel, but that it just didn't work, so
fix it. Put the mincha in the proper
kayli. So here the brisa is kind of
going to our mishna. Amra baya loy
kitcham likarev. What the brisa means is
that it didn't work to be makdish it
that you could use it as a mincha. Aval
kitcham li possel. So this is the brisa
that says loy kitcham klishares, it
means it's still possel. It just didn't
work to make it work as a mincha. But
avada it is possel just like our mishna
says. So there's no steer between the
mishna and the brisa. Yom rabaya,
another halacha, loy shanu. This din of
our mishna, that if you said you're
going to bring it in a machvas and you
brought it in a margeshas that it
becomes possel, moving over to medaled.
Elasha koven bishas neder. That's when
you said what kind of a mincha had to be
at the time of the neder. Avu bishas
hafrasha, let's say only at the time
when you actually were mafresh it, but
bishas actual neder you just said I was
going to bring a general mincha without
specifying. Then loy, then it's not
going to be possel because your original
neder was not specific and therefore you
could bring it either in a machvas or
margeshas. The fact that you were
mefaresh bishas hafrasha doesn't seem to
matter. Why? Because he darshans kasher
nadarta, like you made the neder, viloy
kasher hifrashta. And then maranami we
see this halacha also that om rabbi
achbar nina om rabbi assi om rabbi
achbar chanan. Loy shanu elasha koven
bishas neder. Avu bishas hafrasha loy
because kasher nadarta, viloy kasher
hifrashta. So the only time we're going
to say it's possel is when bishas neder
you actually spoke it out very clearly
that you're going to do it in one of
those kind of kaylim. So like the
mishna, ho imer haray alai mincha,
mincha sayrim. Of course that's wrong,
you're supposed to bring a mincha from
saylis, but you're saying you want to
bring a mincha from sayrim. Now there
are certain opportunities where you
could bring a mincha from sayrim, but
not as a yochid, as a carbon sebor you
could. Or a yochid could do it from
mincha shchita, but that can't be done
Min Nedavah. So, here is a guy who's a
Yochid, he's trying to say a Chare Alai,
meaning his own Nedavah, and he wants to
bring a Minchah Min HaSairim. There
ain't no such animal, or more
specifically, no such Minchah. So, the
Halachah is, it's not nothing, but
rather Yavim Minachitem. He does have to
bring a Korban Minchah, but he has to
bring it from Chitim. It seems that we
listen to the first thing he says that
he's going to bring a Minchah, but we
just disregard the Sairim part, and
therefore he has to bring it from
Chitim. Kemach, let's say he's going to
bring from Kemach, which is just regular
flour, which is no good. So, the
Halachah is Yavim Sailis, bring the
Minchah from the kneaded Sailis. Belo
Shemen U'Velo Lavinah, also Yavim Shemen
U'Velo Lavinah. He has to bring it
properly. Chatzi Isarin, which is not a
thing, Yavim Isarin Shalem. Isarin
U'Mechatza, if he says, "I'm going to
bring an Isarin and a half." So, since a
Minchah is only brought in multiples of
full Israinis, the Halachah is Yavim
Shnayim, he's got to bring two. Rebbe
Shimon Patur, but that's just the Tanna
Kamma. Rebbe Shimon is Patur because
Shelo Hisnadeiv K'Derech HaMisnadvin. He
didn't do it right. So, if you don't do
it right, we just disregard what he
says, and therefore he is Patur from
bringing anything. So, the Gemara Amay,
what's the Pshat in the Tanna Kamma that
says you're Machuv to bring the Neder,
and we kind of correct it. Correcting
Gemara, Neder Pisgei Yimayu. L'Chare, we
should look at this Neder with the
Pisgei Yimayu, which is essentially a
Chazarah. So, it sounds like the Gemara
is asking, the guy is a Chazar Tech
K'Dei Dibur. Why don't we just get rid
of it? Now, this Kasha that the Gemara
asks is significant for Shitas HaRambam,
because we know there are several things
that the Gemara lists that we don't say
the clause Tech K'Dei Dibur, Machariv,
Megadef, Kidushin, but the Rambam
himself in Maaseh Korbanos Tes Vav Alef
also lists Hegdish, that there is no
Chazarah Tech K'Dei Dibur Hegdish, which
could be explained like the Ran, that
people don't joke around with things
like Hegdish. But, the issue is,
L'Chare, over here we're talking about
Hegdish, and the Gemara does seem to
entertain the Kasha of being Chazer Tech
K'Dei Dibur. Interestingly, the Radbaz,
when it comes to explain the Rambam,
he's saying it's Al Ami Russell L'Gavei
K'Misiras L'Hedyot, implying that
there's a Kinyan here, and that's why
you can't be Chazer. Although we do say
Tech K'Dei Dibur by Kinyanim, it could
be that Ami Russell L'Gavei K'Misiras
L'Hedyot is not like a typical Kinyan
where you're giving it to Hashem, but it
could be if the Muker of Ami Russell
L'Gavei L'Hedyot a shamem shamem nothing
of the Adam and all we're doing is just
going back to the truth which is the
Hashem owns the whole world could be
that there's no back seats over there
and that's why you might not be able to
say
I'm just that Rambam would be for this
discussion. Our Gemara wants to know why
according to the Tanna Kamma won't we
say neder eimai. So
it's going to be
we had this Gemara once before if you
remember. The Tanna Kamma of our Mishnah
is going like she says
the amrei twice lashon rishon. What's
the first thing he said? I want to bring
a korban mincha. Then he went ahead and
he said the wrong thing but that twice
lashon rishon will say that the mincha
should have to be brought. We'll
disregard the second part. D'itnan as we
learned in the Mishnah in Nazir harenni
nazir min ha gregaris min ha d'veila
which is obviously wrong cuz a nazir is
only from wine and grapes. B'Shammai
nazir because of twice lashon rishon.
U'Beis Hillel in a nazir is garnished
because there's no such animal. You
don't have a nazirus from d'veila and
gregaris. So that's all Hizkiah's
answer. Now
Amora'im
Beis Hillel you don't have to say it in
our Mishnah like B'Shammai. You can say
our Mishnah is even Beis Hillel. So why
is it going to work? Because
ilu hayisi daish lo hayisi noider kach
lo hayisi noider kach al kach. We're
basically reading into what he's saying
that had he understood that you can't
make l'mashal a mincha from sa'irim so
then he would not have done this. So
therefore we're reinterpreting what the
guy meant and says of course he would
want to do the right thing and therefore
it's not a word of twice lashon rishon
but that we're actually giving him a
perush Rashi to say that he wants to
bring the mincha from chittin. Amar
Hizkiah
this halacha that this incorrect lashon
of your korban mincha is going to be
chal ilu amar mincha from sa'irim but
amar mincha d'ashim let's say the guy
says I want to bring a korban mincha but
not from sa'irim which is at least in
the world of korbanos u'minachos. But he
says he wants to bring it from adashim
from lentils. There's no shiyachus to
adashim. So in that case lay. Then
there's no chiyuv at all. Now that's
Hizkiah. Remember Hizkiah was the one
who said twice lashon rishon. So frechti
Gemara mikti. It seems like a steering
Hizkiah. Hizkiah amar lishmaysei k'Beis
Shammai. U'Beis Shammai mishum twice
lashon rishon so mali min ha sa'irim
mali min ha adashim. What difference
should it make? If you're always going
to hop on the first thing the guy says,
I don't care whether the second
expression was Bar Chitin or Siren. So
you're right, in the Chanam Chader Bay.
Chizkiya Taco was Chazer from the whole
twice Lashon Rishon thing. And in my
time of Chader Bay, and why Taco was he
Chazer? Because of a Rabba Maseches
Chish say. The Mishna itself was a
little bit Shver. My ear didn't tell me
from the Siren. Lashon Rishon Adashim
say a bigger Chiddish. Say even if he
said no Shichas the Chadoshim, that
would also work because it says Lashon
Rishon. Elash Mami Mishna the Tahu must
be because he made a mistake. And
therefore, similar to what Rebbe Yechiel
said, because he thought you could bring
such a Carbon. So Ba'Siren Tai, he'll
make a mistake about barley, which is at
least in the world of Carbon Menachos.
But Ba'Adashim Tai, he's not going to
make a mistake. Everybody knows you
don't bring Menachos out of Adashim.
That's why Chizkiya would say in his
second Memra that we brought, that if a
guy says he's going to bring a Mencha
from Adashim, it was good tongue
Gornisht. Rebbe Yechiel Amar, "Afilu min
Adashim." So Rebbe Yechiel that even if
the guy says I'm going to bring it from
Adashim, it would still be Chayev to
bring the Mencha from Chitin. Now, look
how we're going to steer in Rebbe
Yechiel. Michti, Rebbe Yechiel Kaman
Amar Lashmaite Kabei Silo. Kabei Silo
Mishum the Tahu. Because we think he
makes a mistake. But Ba'Siren Tai,
people will make a mistake about Siren.
But Adashim Lo Tai, they're not going to
make a mistake about the Adashim. So why
would Rebbe Yechiel say the Tana Kama
who say that such an Eder would even
work from Adashim? Which the Gemara says
Ledvar of the Chizkiya Kamalei. When
Rebbe Yechiel said in the second Memra
that it will be Kosher even when it's
from Adashim, he's not saying that's his
Shita, but he's saying that according to
you Chizkiya, but my time of Hadarta
Bach, why were you Chazer from saying
the Tana Kama goes like Ba'Shama? Mishum
the Leik Tanim min Adashim. Well, Dima
Lemai Boi Kamar, maybe there was a Lemai
Boi. Lemai Boi min Adashim di Eka
Lememar Mehadu the Hadar Bay. Everybody
knows you don't have Adashim make a
Menachas. And therefore, Utfeis Lashon
Rishon. Ela Filu min Siren Nami di Eka
Lememar Mita Hu the Kotai. But even when
he says from Siren, that a person could
have made a legitimate mistake because
Siren is at least in the world of
Menachas, Afilu Hachi, Tfeis Rishon.
Still the Tana tells us the rule of
twice Lashon Rishon that he should bring
a Menchas Chitin. That's the Chiddish of
the Tana that we should always do the
twice Lashon Rishon. But that was Rebbe
Yechiel talking in Shitas Chizkiya.
Turning over to Maseches Eiri. Lo
Yishanu. This that we say that if you
say the wrong Mencha, it's going to
still work as a mincha? Ela de omer
mincha, you had to say mincha. Aval omer
mincha loy, and the way Rashi
understands, at least in one of his
shittos, if he would say minchas seorim,
then you're not much of to bring
anything at all, because then it's a
mincha of this. It's too specific.
Yochanan ben Nachman omer lo Rashi
metza, and Eis Rav Alul Rav Nachman on
that, that our mishna says kemach, if
you bring it from regular flour, the
halacha in the mishna is yavi seoles.
Lav de loy omer mincha, can't we assume
that he didn't say the word mincha, and
still the mishna says that he should
bring a mincha of seoles? Because Rashi
says, lamaisa there is an ein od mighty
divar lav atelus, we should assume he
meant to say mincha, and therefore if he
really does mean to be michayev himself
a mincha, he probably said minchas
seorim, and not the regular word mincha,
and still the mishna says he has to
bring a mincha of seoles. Which Rav
Nachman says, loy de omer mincha, he
takah did say mincha. Ay, the mishna
says belishon of lavaina, the halacha is
yavi shemen lavaina, my lav de loy omer
mincha, and yet still the mishna says
he's michayev to bring a mincha with the
shemen lavaina. Again, loy de omer
mincha, he takah did say mincha. Omer be
chatzi seorim yavi seorim shalem, my lav
de loy omer mincha, and yet still he has
to bring a complete seorim for his
mincha. Loy de omer mincha, see hachi,
it's the Eeris right, that all these
cases the guy said he's going to bring a
mincha eima seifa. Seorim u mechtza yavi
shnayim, if he says he's going to bring
one and a half, he has to now bring two.
But if you want to read the mishna,
they're only saying the last part of
what he said, but really the mishna
means to say that he said a mincha also.
Kiman de omer mincha, ichayev loy be
seorim, that means that he's immediately
ichayev to bring a regular seorim. So
key omer chatzi seorim, we should just
be able to disregard it. Lav klum omer,
so why does the mishna say he has to
bring two seorims? Just lop off that
last chatzi seorim. So the Gemara seems
to be maskin, but this is a chiddush.
Loy tzricha de omer hareini mincha
chatzi seorim ve seorim, we're talking
about a case where he says he's going to
bring a chatzi seorim and an seorim,
switch the order. Because de kiman de
omer mincha, as soon as he said mincha,
which is how we're understanding this,
ichayev loy be seorim. So key omer
chatzi seorim, it's loy klum omer, it's
as if it's worthless, we can disregard
it. But now key hoder omer seorim, now
at the end he's bookending this by
saying seorim at the end, my seorim
achreina, so he's got to bring two
seorims. So it's seorim chatzi seorim
and then seorim. But he hachi if you're
telling me if you're telling me he is
understood mean you're always saying
you're going to bring a minute first
even though that wasn't repeated in the
mission but that's how we're
understanding the mission then what do
you do at the end of the mission of
Shimon Peter shall I not do it this
what's he doing wrong that he's not
doing it this it's a kind of going like
he holds twice the mission so when the
night is says he's going to bring a
minute that should be him could I have a
minute I'm a rover this guy cuz he
doesn't see the off big part of Adam not
this it's not twice the mission but
we're also going to pay close attention
to what he said at the end which has to
be taken into account just like the
first part okay so the mission is not a
minute shall we start a person can
actually give a minute over up to 60 is
all right it's a lot of flour or maybe
you can put it all into one cali and
hurry up she should be let's say a guy
says I'm going to bring 61 is all right
then you got to split it up maybe she
should have a you put 60 in one cali a
big cali
the cali and the single is all right
meaning is all right number 61 has to be
in its own unique cali she can maybe be
up to she should have a hug she is the
mission because we find on the first day
of
which is probably the biggest carbon day
in the world for the that first day of
if it falls out on
she should have a
where it works out you're going to have
61 dial to
it's good for the that he should be one
less than the so since the has that
massive amount of 61 the can't compete
on my Shimon that's the hello
some of those that you're bringing on
are brought for the
and the
different
they don't understand that so the reason
why you can't bring it all together one
big cali is cuz you can't mix and match
these things LA you know what the reason
is it's not because of that it's a
different LA
the reason why you can't put more than
60 into a cali to mix it is a very
practical one because only up to 60 it
properly mixes with the oil on my way
there I bought it she should have a she
should have a
come on if you can mix the oil with 60
you could also mix it with 61 I'm going
to have call me to
came every one of them are like that for
example
who who
has a good of any of tovel behind.
That's how measurements work. You got a
kazayis, you got a bar boy himself for
mikvah, you got shish isar in the clay
achad. That's how it works. 61 will tuck
it up mix with the oil. So, that's why
if you're menade of 61, you have to put
into two kalim of 60 plus one. So, I
think a mara shael shael lamaila mar
Yuda bar Illai. They asked the question
of Yuda bar Illai min lamar Illai
shishin be achad. The halacha is you're
maybe shishin be achad, the achad be
achad. So, posuk of Yuda bar Illai rasha
metadrim hamakem yamar. Yuda bar Illai
who was the rasha metadrim, shichim
atzinu tzibur mevian beyom to fishin
shachag shichali as be shabbos. On that
unique situation of that busy first day
of sukkos that falls on shabbos that you
need shishin be achad. So, dial achad
shiyif min hatzibur achad. Makes sense
that the achad shouldn't compete and it
should be one less than the tzibur. So,
amru Rebbi Shimon, "The halacha parva
elim be elu kvasim. They're different
kinds of korbanos. That's the reason you
can't mix them." And elu belilosim of
the some of these should be a thicker
belila, elu belilosim rakah, and some
should be thinner. Elu belilosim
shacharis, some of the menachos should
be brought in the morning, belilosim ben
arbaim, some are brought in the
afternoon. Specifically the tamid
shacharis and the tamid ben arbaim.
They're brought in the morning and the
afternoon. The ain nevlolim is al zeh
and therefore you can't mix the 61 all
together on the first day of sukkos that
falls on shabbos because of that reason.
So, amru lei, he meaning Rebbi Yehuda
now it's said back to Rebbi Shimon,
"Amar ato, so what do you think the
reason why you have a cutoff point at 60
sarin?" Amar lehem Rebbi Shimon,
"Hareihu omer mincha belula beshemen
vechareva. Any mincha that's mixed with
oil or that's dry so far amra tire the
tire already said have I mincha shichal
hi bolel. Bring a mincha that you could
mix. And since you can't mix 61
together, you can't bring it in the same
kali." Amar lei Rebbi Yehuda back to
Rebbi Shimon, "Beshishin nevlolin or
beshishin be achad ain nevlolin?" Amar
lei, "Yeah, call me chachamim kenu.
That's the way it works by shiurim." And
now he explains this using mishalim. Bar
boy himself who toivel, bar boy himself
has a cord of ain o yochli tovel. Or
kibaim tamim tamim sachlin, kibaim
chaser shumshum. If the ba'ez size is
chaser shumshum like one sesame seed ain
o tamim tamim sachlin, which is a
machlokes
that that it can't become tame or it
can't make other things tame and Rashi
says this to the olive and in other
locations. Also
this is how you work practically
let's say they don't mix meaning in the
61 you're not going to have the shaman
mixing with the Silas but what's not the
mission says in
kosher it's not my cave so who cares
that it doesn't mix what's the whole
premise here from shaman why shouldn't I
be able to put them in the same Kaylee
and here we have the shots line that we
took us all the way to cook in Manassas
to get to it over
call Roy
and
it has to be Roy for the mixing but
if you can't actually mix it properly
then be
by the only reason why it's not my cave
is because it's shy because it's Roy
and this is the actual locus classicus
of this member from
but if it's
because it won't properly mix then it
is my cave and of course this principle
stand throughout shots one famous one is
going to be about whether or not a
person has to open their mouth in the
mikvah to get the tahara because since a
person could open their mouth therefore
you don't have to open your mouth it's
Roy
dices in need and some
wants to know maybe a person should look
at opening their mouth I remember
telling my kids on a mission one time
when they were young boys okay boys
don't forget you got to gargle get the
mikvah water all throughout the body
really Totti no no don't do that but
anyway it's actually a legitimate
question dices ask
why shouldn't one open their mouth to
get the most
to get the tahara in the mikvah and
dices says he is side you can take a
look at the dices on the first wide line
over there in this big dices and some of
days where dices says you only say the
rule of
and be the avid by mitzvahs but by a
matter like going into the mikvah you
don't have a world of
be the avid either it works or it
doesn't work so now that we have a lot
of
and be the
it works without opening your mouth so
don't open your mouth in the mikvah and
with that we're going to call it and
pick it up from here for shabbos is that
next time