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Indian
uh it's a very it's a very deep
subject we know there is
a we know that there has to be
a but we don't necessarily find that
the mandate and legislates that a
specific has to have on
that there
is and there has to be but in the of and
the it doesn't say there has to be there
just
is but there's only
one that not only is there a not only
does there have to be the that Indian
says there must be
a in the
says literally we know tell us
that but there's on this thei
says from
the the memory will never cease from
this we learn that
the in other words not just there is
there's
a
is
a you know there's a there's a between
and between and
and the says according to
the know there's
about defitely what about at night so
says that at night is is I have you
could give oh this at night is M during
the day is
says there's a very big the would be if
you're if you lay the or not
that when it comes
to so to say that the p in Milla is
legislating there has to be a that means
there's
a
that's
what's the that when it comes to it's
almost there has to be
a I saw this question in the
saer DAV but I saw it before the safer
became popular when it was I saw it in
the addition from 30 years ago at when I
was a kid in
Yeshiva if you did a certain I don't
remember what I had to do but when I was
in seventh grade I got the saer
May at that time it was a very thin saer
and I didn't know who was I just know I
just knew I love the safer and then
later I think the safer is like four
times the size maybe maybe more maybe
like six times the
size that's the Kasha of on
thei another interesting
Kasha
so the says the says that it has
a to read the at night and to learn the
mishna during the
day the hav was you come to the SCH at
night you read the Mig and you come
during the
day
was that
the and the Mish is during the day you
know the is the day especially according
to the the night is and the day is that
means there
is was by learning the
Mish that's that's what
that there's a hav that we when do we
ever come to sh and from the Bea when do
we ever learned in
the there's a you have to come and
read on any there's a to read the no but
the has you know is a very big thing
where I come from the
is trap would say in the is the hav the
Mas is only moving off an Iota only
M
the and the is only moving
off you know in Bells they don't say on
the 16th and 17th
of maybe we should 16 and
17 is enough a reason not to
say
a hav is a big
thing the had hav that you should read
the mishna you should come to and read
the mishna during the day what's the
hav so there's a from the there are many
versions of this there many of
this the says on the mishna and I would
assume this is what the is bothered by
it
says
the is a very difficult what do you mean
not less and not more should say not
earlier and not
later not not less and not
more Rashi is also very difficult
says soash means you don't have to read
the Milla 5 days you only have to read
the Milla sometimes 11 sometimes
but where's Rashi getting at what would
I think you have to read five
consecutive days 10
times so there are different versions of
the of
the and brings a version in the Moscow
edition of The
V where the says that the mishna is
a to one of the
Milla we know that the name of Hashem
does not appear in the Milla the sh hav
does not appear in
the add them all up 11 12 13 14 15
what's the of 11 12 13 14
65 not less than
1110 not more than 156 10 and 16 is sh
that's what it
means not not earlier not later not less
and not more not 10 and not 16 10 and 16
is the shame of the mishna Begins by
being that the shame of hem is not in
the Miga but it
is that's
the has a very similares but he says it
with a different something to the effect
of the numbers in between 11 and 15 12
13 and 14 equals
39 y Al is the v k y 15 is the y k but
not in between 39 is the
of L it's a rem
to is trying
to but we're going to stick with the the
learns the
REM 11 12 13 14 15 is the shame but it's
not
it's a unbelievable remes just the idea
that
there in the text of the mishna is that
a concept
is just as an aside you know there's an
idea that that the whole raan brings in
the that the
whole we know that the ran says could be
broken down to the whole
so we think oh that's
only says even the
Mish could be he says in some even the
words of the mishna itself are also sh
so there by the way forget the forget
the and and the mishna even Rashi words
of
Rashi says words of Rashi are
Rashi wrote his Parish on many
levels brings Rashi fast
613 before he wrote his parish and the
points to certain rashis that besides
are
also so it's not a that there's a
mishna that
is but that's
the so the question is that's very nice
but the Milla is not read B sh adus
either the shame adus doesn't appear in
the Miga either there's no shim in
the Milla doesn't say doesn't say shim
hav and it doesn't say the shim
but the explanation is that we know
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