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PARSHAS SHELACH: NESOCHIM ACCOMPANYING A KORBAN AND ITS EFFECT ONMITZVAS KIDDUSH
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In this week's para para schlak we find
when a person brings carbon in the b
mikdash together with the carbon
is brought the ma that's so and she
flour and oil and also
wine the speak about depending on the
carbon each carbon
each type of carbon
comes along with the carbon a
requirement of a sheer an amount of how
much
how much wine reve
let's say
and then it says
meaning They say it depends on what
carbon what the sheer min is and he
almost when you brought a carbon the
carbon came with ma flour and oil and
also wine the wine was poured
the raam says whenever we say
it's referring to the wine
as well as also to it's referring to
both
says the rais
When you bring a carbon, you bring
the flour and the wine's
referring to both the speaks out and
says even though that means pouring the
wine you pour it's a liquid and it was
actually poured
on the
to what we're also familiar with
that was that we poured the water.
But when when we speak about
it could also mean
the brings from the Gmorra
though by diving. It says
over there is referring to the wine
itself, but it can also mean the not
only the the wine, it can be the
alapon.
These
the wine that we poured algab
had many
in requirement of the type of wine.
You can't use in which means wine that
was just pressed
up until 40 days.
many
the Gomorrah says
that you cannot use wine for kdesh
only wine that's inab
and we'll soon see the gammor
zooms in to which cases what type of
wine not everything I'm going to explain
but again the gammorra says that you
cannot use
wine for kdish only wine that's
just to take a a pause for a minute this
concept
says the reason for this
the reason is because
wine that we make we make
is learned is like the wine gab that
what that the
said when did they say in the bdash they
said the sh that they said
when did they say it by the by the said
it during the why like the garra says in
so that's why in the bdosh the said Then
during
says
also
is a is a type of
therefore we have to say the kdes
also says the same idea that the reason
why we make kdes is because
therefore says the gammoras
The wine that you use for has to be the
same type of wine. That's
again, we'll soon see it's not doesn't
have to have all the we'll get to it in
a moment.
But just one more point in the
that was speaking about this morning to
the kdesh
to the wine.
It's important to focus a minute
call it
that the whole shabas the shabas the the
whole shabas is be
kaducious bdasham
already says that the the kaducious is
bdosh kadushman is shabas
I saw he goes through very nicely
different parts of shabas that's mdashan
wore big day kuna these shabas you put
on big day shabas
there was the in the mdash Friday
afternoon these near shabas he goes
through pages and it's
of shabas that a person's supposed to
bathe himself.
Not just that these when you go into the
B, you learned a lot about this in this
that from the K to wash your hands and
your feet, but these also that the is
supposed to to himself. So to before
Shabas, a person who washes himself off.
Then he says that the the the the
eat is like the didn't see the misbehd
and he says that's why he sings
and the bdosh
I I didn't see he says disappointter but
like what the shiltus already says that
we're shabas is to the mdash these big
day shabas the manra the big day kahuna
these and therefore the kdish
the Friday night so even if we stop
right here talking to myself it's it's
already it's a person makes it's not
just to be able to go to eat person you
eat shabas shabas but the kdish itself
Therefore, the Gomorrah says in Bastra
Zion that the wine that you make kesh
has to be wine that's aim
>> what it say.
Oh. Oh. So where's
the
>> what say?
>> So so he speaks about he speaks about.
Oh very good. Very good. You're asking
so
I only said it briefly but
is together drinking wine.
The
should be different than the
already says also that's the gather of
making the shus already says it. See if
I have it over here or I think I left it
in my office. The shus already says that
is because
to the sh and the mikdish that was said.
So the Gomorrah says just wanted to read
the words of the Gomorrah. spending time
in the hash
if we're already speaking about the
I just want to bring out one point and
it's a little bit
but I'll allow myself being that I'm a
with
the the the
speak about by a bris you make the braus
and the naming on a kis
The din is on
you could give the wine who drinks it
you don't drink it but you could give
there's a whole discussion if you give
the tin the baby a little bit to drink
it's a it's a whole discussion
the say right there under
that there's no shear of how much you
have to drink by the of the of the mil
and that's always why he says because
there's no den
There's no
over there also. It's it's
wine but it wasn't they poured it. It
wasn't
Shabas is the how much to drink. There
is alo but the sh that we're talking
about is the of
so the Gmorrah says
to Gmorra a whole Gammorra what wine are
we talking about in other words you can
only use wine that's
and what type of wine so the garisa this
is alf the gar
almost towards the bottom of the gar
says there are two wines that are not
kosher one is
like what the pkim explain we're not
talking about wine that's terrible that
you it's not drinkable because then you
don't even make a hagoffin But we're
talking about a wine. The bats is wine.
You could drink it. But it smells.
And also y that's mull that was not
mulled.
Even though bismanu were not from
meaning to say in the olden days if you
left a cup of water o overnight
you're not allowed to drink it were
afraid that a snake came out and drank
from the water you're not allow to drink
it that it's not to have snakes we're
not
still it's not
why are these two what's these two and
Why?
So
the the the explanation Rashi brings
I think it is already over here the
reason is
why it's not
in
the Ezra
says
that the is saying why are you bringing
disrespectful full carbonos on the
misbeh. Would you bring such a carbon
for a king?
The lash, the PK.
In other words, would you bring these
disrespectful
to a king?
It's disrespectful to bring wine that
smells and it's disrespectful to bring
wine that's mulla
l there's no snake that went in. What's
the problem? So the P can speak about
either when you leave it open it gets a
smell
or because maybe when you leave it open
you know dirt fell in it's
disrespectful. So ma wine for kdish has
to be wine that's respectable it's not
respectful you can't use it. There are
other wines
for an example
that you can't use agab
wine that was just pressed but it's
kosher for shabas. It doesn't even
though as we spend time explaining that
the wine for kdish is to wine algabia it
doesn't have to be exact but what we do
learn from algab something that's
disrespectful you can't use for kdish
chlor
you can't use this wine
says the brewer that if you that it's
even and even if you made kdish on such
wine wine that was mulla and wine that
smells you're not ya even if you made
the kdesh if you only have a bottle of
wine that was left open you can't make
kdish make it on kala you don't have
wine it's not kosher wine even that even
if you made the kdish you have to make
kdesh over
though
says it with clarity that it's possible
even he says the same thing is also
Abdullah
there's a about it that goes a little
bit back and forth. This we're going to
I guess we'll cut out. I want to try to
end on time but but he asks some
questions that you find sometimes a
disrespectful carbon that is kasha
aloponomy comes out that over here being
that it's really disrespectful it's
possible even
the
is a little bit more
and it's interesting is a letter that
the
wrote is
it's questionable. So what I want to say
is is that even though the says crystal
clear that it's possible even
to go in a little bit more about it
even though we explained
and were that kdosh is like
this concept of not using something
that's disrespectful
for
we find it by other mitzvah also the
cyer has a chuva the gab matzah
he writes what happens if you only have
a matzah
that's in terrible condition it's
spoiled moldy
kak that if a person eats it he's about
to shaku it's disgusting.
But on the other hand, maybe a person
should eat it
to be the mitzvah of matzah.
And for that he says
>> what' he say?
>> Oh, so was also bringing up that he's
saying it's not
he doesn't speak about it.
So what what maybe it's it's it's it is
it's not
a person doesn't have any food and this
is the only food he'll eat it. It's not
he doesn't he doesn't speak about it.
He's saying it's not that's also a good
point. It's not there's no there's no
just like it's not saying it's not
during the war.
was a food source back then. Meaning it
was the only thing they were eating.
They made
>> a woo.
>> You're asking.
Yeah. You're asking good. So, it's a
good child.
Why is that? Why is that not called?
So we don't say
>> it's not
says I hear the lammy says that you're
not ya
why because it's disrespectful to eat
such a type of matzah he says you see
later I is speaking about carbon
tended
to other places other mitzvah also so he
says if you go later in Sukimsukim also
over there the Navi says that you're
bringing min
and the Gmoran learns not to use
also not something
says that
it's disrespectful for other mitzvah as
well also
>> you what say
>> what if I say
Yeah, but I'm saying it's not.
>> No, but you see that even not
bring
you see it's by other mitzvah. You find
also and with this I'm going to
conclude. You find also by by dam you're
not supposed to cover the dam with your
foot. That's being disrespectful. But
one more I just want to point out. It's
on the note of what we're talking about.
Not just kdish with wine that's
respectful to the rabam and matzah. We
find even preparing a mitzvah. That's
even an extended
iner
says when you want to rinse out the it's
not the mitzvah itself just preparing
the
however you're not to rinse out the
with liquid from the bathroom urine
because it's disrespectful.
It's not it's not.
So here you see even extended even
preparing the mitzvah. Have a wonderful
Shabas.