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We're holding
like 15 lines from the bottom. Yesterday
we were discussing
what happens if a woman gives birth
and she has to bring two carbonas. a
bird as a katus and a kvis as an
and she was only able to bring one and
then she died. So if she brought the
katus first then her kids bring the
afterwards.
Okay, this comes to answer the question
of
why do we bring a asham if it doesn't
accomplish anything after the person
dies. So if they mess up in the why do
you have to bring the ash
says
sitting around again the third time on
this
is sitting around and discussing
has
that it's possible to have a carbon this
woman died already. So the carbon is
coming after her death.
It's cauter even though it doesn't do
anything. It doesn't accomplish a
kapara. She's dead.
What does it do? Nevertheless, you bring
it. So what's the problem? Do the same
thing for
what do you mean? It does accomplish
something. It accomplishes aap for the
children. And the yim when the yarim
bring that carbon they'll get a little
bit of a kapar. Let's think about it for
a second. How could you how can one
accomplish a kapar with a carbon if it's
not his? The yam own it. Who owns it
exactly? The woman owns it. The yam own
it. They own it completely. They don't
own it completely. If they don't own it
completely, how could they get a kapar
from it? How could they use it? How
could it be a
soul says I don't understand you bring
this carbon after you give birth what
does that have to do with her with the
with the children they didn't give birth
this kid he didn't give birth so what
does he bring a carbon here what carbon
is this
since it's an this could accomplish a
lot of different things not trust to
give her a kapar. So we said, oh, you
know, I don't know if we have to mention
it that she she brings the carbon
because maybe she swore whatever the
reason is, but it's a and has a side
benefit that if she was ever over on an
assay,
not just an also a class, what's a good
lava class
the comes to
Mrs. And
so just like she brings it for those
essays
it comes forap for her. So comes forap
for their for children. But we have to
say that the children acquire this. The
only way they could have a kap is if
they own it.
person left a carbon
his two sons
crave
you could bring this ma
and we don't consider the two sons
says
every single carbon comes as a as a
partnership
But not you can't bring as a
partnership. So how did the how do the
boys the bring it? It's not a problem.
But if a acquires it
so they both acquired the two sons
acquired with a partnership how could
they bring it? So what are you going to
say? So they don't acquire it.
If a person
leaves over an animal for his two sons
and then he dies,
they bring it as a carbon for the father
and they're not over on
what's
is that if you have an animal, you have
one animal that you designated as a
carbon. It's also for you. You think
it's a good thing. Then all of a sudden
you see a nicer animal, right? We
discuss this all the time. here. This
guy has an animal. It's a carbon.
Basically, he's saying that the second
carbon, the second guy on the right
should be instead of the one on the on
the left. It's nicer, heavier animal.
That's is right called. Now, this is
something that not a lot of people know.
Tomorrow, if you're part of this year
for a while, you know about
this is an addition to that.
that what partners cannot do tumor. If
you have an animal that's owned in a
partnership, you can't do tumor. It
doesn't work.
So says, "These two brothers that
inherited an animal, they bring the
carbon and they cannot do tomorrow."
Wait a minute. Why can't they do
holding like the last line on base?
If you say that they actually acquired
the animal, then it makes a lot of
sense. They acquired the animal. Now
they're partners. The two brothers. So
two brothers are partners. Partners
cannot cause. They can't change the
animal.
They're like partners.
But if you're telling me like you try to
say over here that a
that a son aish does not acquire the
carbon from a parent amiu
they should be able to do. Now the
obvious question that people should be
asking to themselves right now is they
don't know it. If you don't own it how
do you do tumor on something you don't
own? You can't go to somebody else's
animal say oh that should be instead of
that one. If you own it, you can do
tomorrow. Okay, that's not such a
problem because it's a gonna see that
there's a a puzzle that says they could
do
as
but they don't own it. Okay, says the
shiabish.
That's the it's a double
y. Why? Why double the rabbis is
that what
that someone who inherits
mascul
tell me if there's a double
that one could do it and not two people
only one by we also have a double lion
We're talking about let me just show you
again if you're new to the sh you just
started let's say this is for the new
guys not for the old guys the way it
works is you have a pile of fruit you
have to give 2% to the k approximately
2% 10% you give to the levy the next 10%
that's left over you take for yourself
it's yours it's called my sheni in years
1 2 4 5 let's say you have a lot of
fruit you own a tremendous amount the
trees, whatever. And you cannot bring
all that fruit. You must eat that fruit
in your You can't bring it. It's too
heavy. You can redeem it for cash.
>> You give the guy the fruit and you get
cash. You take the cash to your and you
buy any food you want. You go to a
restaurant, buy steak, the whole thing.
Besides, what can you buy there?
>> Water and what else?
>> No. Fish. Fish. Can't buy filter fish.
>> Mushroom.
>> Mushroom. That's salt. Yes. water.
>> Okay, because you can't buy a bottle of
water. Bottled water is no good. And
fish
>> cannot you can't buy sushi. Sushi and
water.
But everything else you could buy. Wine,
nice wine, whatever you want
comes out.
Now when you redeem the money, you have
to add 25%.
say
when it comes out because it says double
only one can do it not two but we know
that two could
different
it's different is different because you
see that partnership does work
but you can learn from
if you actually acquire it.
I get it. If one actually acquires
that's why he could do
Yeah.
But if he didn't acquire
Okay, we have two people. Yeah.
This guy that needs a kaparo. He didn't
have a but he doesn't have any money. So
he has a good friend that sees his
predicament. He says, "You know, I'm
going to buy the carbon for you. He buys
the carbon for him." So the guy on the
left, he gets the kapar. He's going to
use the animal for to get rid of his a
guy on the right purchased that animal.
Now, who's the owner? Who owns the
animal? Allah.
>> The guy on the right. He purchased it.
>> Oh.
>> So we're going to see it depends for
what?
>> Depends for what? For certain things.
The guy on the right. For certain
things, the guy on the left. So it says
like this
the guy on the right when he comes to
redeem the animal he has to pay 25% more
but if somebody else redeems it he
doesn't have to. So now in this case
let's go back to this one guy bought it
one guy used it who's the owner who has
to pay the 25%. You're right the guy
that purchases it he has to he has to
pay the 25%. However,
and it's interesting because we see it
says
this is by it says the one that
designates this the house for whatever
it is we're talking about the one that's
by by carbon also he's magdish he sets
it aside as an animal but
he puts he gives another who has to give
the magdish guy who's the magdish guy in
our case it's the guy on the right, the
guy that bought it. Look at the next.
And this is the we're looking for.
Oh, the one that gets the kapara, that's
the guy on the left
who's using the animal for zra. He
he could make this animal. He could say,
I want this animal to be instead of that
and both of them will be kadesh and he
gets an a for that. Now
if the inheritor
doesn't get a kapara he wouldn't be able
to do tomorrow. You see from over here
that in order to get to be able to
accomplish tomorrow again. What's
tomorrow?
This case where he takes one animal does
the other. You have to be the one that
gets the kapara. You have to be Yeah.
You have to be the one that gets the
kapar from it. In this case we just saw
that. Not the purchaser but the guy that
gets the kapara. So let's go back to our
case. We have an inheritor. He's able to
able to do tomorrow. Wait a minute. If
he doesn't get a kapar, I can do
tomorrow.
So it says, and then we'll just finish
up.
This is a super interesting. That is if
a grandfather who's a Yeah. A guy has a
lot of tuma. Truma. I'm talking I just
mixed it up. A guy's a lot of truma.
What's Truma? Has a lot of fruit and
it's worth a lot of money. This fruit
could be millions of dollars that goes
to the cayen.
There's a trick he could do. You could
manipulate the guy that's giving the
million dollar truma, right? A guy owns
a tremendous orchard or something. Yeah.
He he imports exports fruit to all over
the world. He has to take 10 has to take
2% give it to the coin. that could be
worth a million dollars. I know the guy.
I'm a Isro I'm Isro. I could go to the
guy and say, "Listen, here's $10,000.
Give the million dollar truma to my
grandchild. My grandchild is a kay cuz
my son-in-law is a kayan." Not in real
life. But let's just say
that's called tyano.
I could because I could ask somebody to
give the the truma to a certain person
and I could benefit a certain amount of
money from it.
Who gets that benefit?
Again, here's a who's doing the trauma
for his friend. He knows his friend can
afford it.
He gets the benefit. the zadei that's
paying money that the truma should go to
a certain person he'll have to give the
money to the guy to the friend that's
doing the chuma not the owner of the
fruit okay
says a very interesting thing here
the real kaparo you don't get over here
you get like a secondary kapara like a a
weaker kapara now in lus you have to
understand that what does it mean either
it's either it's it's like saying that a
woman is she's a half in the mat.
There's no such thing. Either you're
completely in the mat or not. You can't
be
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either you get a kapar you don't get.
Okay. But the gumar says the main kapara
the main kapara you don't get from this
just what you get a little bit. So what
does it say over here
in terms of since a yish doesn't get a
real kapar doesn't get the full kapara.
So he's not considered a partner here.
So when it comes to mka,
him and his brother don't ruin it. It's
not like there's two partners giving a
mkah because he can't be a partner when
you give mkah. They're not partners.
Why? Because they're not getting the
full kap in terms of making.
They have enough kapara, a little tiny
bit of kapar, whatever that means
that they could do tomorrow. They're not
partners, but they have enough invested
over here that they could ruin and make.
That's what says next.
Hebrew
the the started off if a person brings a
carbon and the and
had the wrong intent.
He thought of instead of saying this is
carbon he sayslam whatever it is the
question is does the does the carbon
accomplish
a temporary kapara? What does temporary
kapar mean?
Since
the guy is not available to bring a carb
in for the next two weeks. Will Hashem
punish him in between? Does he have like
a a protection for those two weeks?
Because he he did bring a carbon. It
wasn't great. It was
there temporarily.
is talking about
the whole thing.
There's no
because if they they did have a kapar
if there was a full kapara then why you
bring a second one.
Okay. So there's no
so there's no why why you putting it on.
Oh, you didn't understand this.
What does that mean
explains rashi
that
even though there's no what happened? I
brought an to the B of mdash. I told
everybody bring the kaya messed up. He
said it's but I had the right intent. I
did the right thing. So because I did
the right thing, put on the What do you
care? Put on the veni.
So why do I have to bring a second one
so I can get a kap but the reason why
the first one goes on is because nobody
me the k messed up I didn't mess up I
did
there was a good when I brought it to
the mdash the ruined the
but if there's a a full with the first
one what do you need a second one for
this
so now we have a is going to lead. It's
going to go for the rest of the day at
least.
What is dila? Da comes we're going to
see it's a gift to Hashem.
But it also comes forap if you and also
etc. If a person brings an heates this
animal he's on the way to the bdash and
he sins am he he messes up. He steals a
little bit he messes up. Does the work
for him or not? Obviously, it works for
everything that was prior to him
purchasing it and designating it. What
about post designation?
And that's today's
like
when you bring and you sin afterwards,
it doesn't work for that.
Let's say a guy
says if you don't learn Shabas you're
guaranteed to be Shabas you don't know
what you're doing you don't know about
you don't know about M you don't know
about anything
so guy he's a you know he's a very uh
he's a serious guy he buys a carbon kas
before chabas this is going to be for
everything I do by mistake on chabas
does it work
>> it doesn't work so so ba should also not
work why why does
This is what's the comparison
every you have to bring every
one.
So maybe it includes so many so it
include also a post designation.
You lean and you get aap.
What? What comes first? You do. What
comes right after
what happened to that? I thought I
thought the kapar is in the four
especially the
how can you have aap just from
I'm flying now because we got to go.
What does it mean?
You treated the like a nothing like you
didn't even do it
for keeper. You get a kap and you don't
get a kap. What does that mean? It's a
what?
You get a kapara for all that all that
say that you did before you brought
before you designated it.
But you don't get a kapara on this final
one over here that you just messed up
that you didn't do
because that's an that happened after
the designation. So you see for me you
don't get a kapar on something after you
designated
listen to this. This is a beautiful
you bring me a ride from think about it
for a second. When are you of not doing
when you brought a car into English?
When are you over?
after the it only have we're talking
about whether or not there's a kap
before the afterm of course you don't
get a kapara it's too late
>> you have a you have a dead animal so
when it comes to we can't even talk
about whenever when you that's not our
question is not about our right before
the not after the
if you don't if he didn't
he wasn't over yet he could still do
so when is he
only at the time that the animal's dead
and you can't do anymore.
That wasn't our question. Of course,
after the zeroap, you can't kill an
animal, do whatever you do, and then do
a say, oh, it should forgive my no.
Oh, she says, no, but maybe the is
keeper. Maybe the is a little different.
Sorry.
keeper
but they warrante is not happy with it
whatever that means
this is also we're learning so many new
concepts it's hard to comprehend and to
to figure it all out one of the I don't
know this might be the longest procedure
in the Torah is when a person is a matra
and he comes to the b mikdash And
there's a whole thing where the cayenne
takes the blood, puts it on his big
thumb and his on his toe thumb and on
his ear and then he puts oil on his
thumb that has the blood and on his toe
that and it's all at the entrance.
So what happens if you mess up? You
don't put it on his head.
If you put the oil on his head, the guy
the gets a compar
not not.
No, no, no. It's the leftover of the
mitzvah.
It's not the main part of the mitzvah.
If you forgot, he gets a kapar.
Keeper, but it's as if he didn't get a
kapar. Wait a minute. He gets a kapar.
Doesn't get a kaparo. My keeper.
If asked to bring another carbon
completely,
you just told me he gets a kapara. So if
he gets a kapar, he doesn't have to
bring another carbon. So what does it
mean?
The guy gets a
here we see this concept of the person
has a forgiveness but he didn't say
doesn't he didn't give to the Hashem is
not happy with him.
Maybe that's the of
No, the is simple.
He he was putting it on his thumbs and
on his ear, but he wasn't yita putting
on his head. So what does that mean? So
what if you're not yita? That means you
have to bring buy a new bottle of oil a
lo and just put pour it on his head. And
according to you would have to start all
over again.
What's the question? The question is if
a person designates a and then he sins
afterwards is the going to work for him
or not.
So here we have he bring two loaves of
bread. That's the mitzvah to bring the
two loaves of bread and you bring with
it and you bring
says
what do you mean it goes together with
the with the breads
why do you need two
it comes to forgive on the tum and the
mdash remember the kite stepping on a on
a mouse I don't have it here but if the
kite steps on a mouse on the bd mouse he
has to walk out right away if you're
talking to walk in. So for that for that
it comes to be
I don't understand if you already got
aap by the you went through the whole
all four
and you sprinkled the blood on them
there's aap why do I have to do it all
over again
you're not going to believe this
what if a messed up and he became in
between the two carbanas now what are
you asking if so you should bring a
carbon every five minutes and
the entire year. Forget about forget
about every single day. You should bring
forget about every day of the year. You
should bring a carbon every 10 minutes
just in case there's two me between this
carbon and that carbon. Soon as I
brought this car maybe somebody a dead
mouse showed up over there.
You're right. you should
on the on the money of Israel and he
said it's enough just two over here but
the problem is what's the right
you you designated these two guys yeah
these two guys are designated together
so
when did the tuma happen in the mikdash
between the first and the second they
were both designated already that means
that a carbon works to forgive a sin
that happened after the designation.
They were already designated says that's
not
you're right. If like you thought that
they were both designated together,
great.
No, he designated one and an hour later
they designated another one for the in
between
says that makes no sense.
Tell me the whole is talking in such a
situation. No.
is asking me a question from these two
animals that are brought by the
community.
What happens is that the bezdon the ones
that are in charge of the community when
they purchase these animals they say or
when they designate it they say the
designation is happening right now but
it's only going to be
when we want it. In other words,
these are designated as serum, but the
first one is is is going to be the
designation is going to it goes into
effect at 12:00. The second one doesn't
go into effect until we decide it goes
into effect. That will go into effect at
2:00. So, anybody that comes to me in
between will get a kapar from the second
one. They are they're able to do it
because it's basin. They can decide when
it goes into effect, when it when it
doesn't go into effect.
real quickly. We're going to see it
tomorrow as well. The way it works in we
bring two carbon tots every single day.
One in the morning, one in the evening,
but we have four six four six sitting in
the pen just in case one of them becomes
the last day of the year which is the
first day of we start this whole thing
over the whole pres with the we start
bringing new carbonas. What do you do
with the four left over? So they just go
out. Why? But they were they were
designated as carbon. No decides when it
becomes a when we bring it in at that
moment if it's comes to before that it's
zero. You can go ahead and that's a
oneita. Why? Because the the the knife
is what decides to do it have a week for
coming.
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