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Okay, good afternoon everyone.
Okay, I want to share with you an
important point here on the
brings.
Are these ourim or the of heaven? The
gar asks what's anime. The gar says
ankamina is if the isser to give han to
the is can the coen do for the isel if
he's his then he's doing you a favor.
The ra asks the following question. If
you look in the garra in kaducian
the gumar kadian
concludes as follows.
The gar concludes
says
they have to be the
our
is it possible to have something that we
are not able to do and they are able to
quite right. In other words, we're not
able we are not able to do the mikdash.
So how the how can the khanim do it for
us? So the
concludes that are
so asks what's the sh over here
even though inad
concludes based on that there
because if you're going to say there are
is there something that we are not able
to do and they are able to do
nevertheless
we're asking over here
we want to
sh from aishna or aa in other words we
know logically they have to be
here we're asking
can we prove this from a mishna or aa
that's the ina
nadarim
However,
let me try to bring it up onto the
screen.
Says something else entirely
inad says I'm putting it up on the
screen and
says
question.
It's mashma here that we have a
conclusive
conclusion.
Why does the garim not bring what it
says in kaduc the of
that?
So first Tyus brings the same answer
that therm says
brings
this is the in many places
that does not bring it's looking to find
a proof from a
even though it could technically bring a
proof from an that's what the ran said.
However, says something else
is like this. We don't understand
is like this. We know they have to be
because
something that we are not able to do and
they could do. But the Shila is very
good. We know they're are they only
and not our at all
then would be that if the was also done
he couldn't do it if he was
then would be if they are our then they
can't do it without ori
Let's see what the gersa should be
or
um
some say it might be. You have to put in
let's see over here on the bottom.
May.
In other words, the shila is are they
only
or are they also
then would be could they do it without
the
if they're also they need the if they're
not
then they don't need the in other words
this answer of is different than the
says it's the same shila the gar and
kaducian has a logical conclusion and
argamarad wants to bring a proof from a
mission or but then says that yes we've
already put half of the matter to rest
namely certainly the are
the question is are they also
and
only says they have to be at least to
some extent
but not nec but it doesn't mean
necessarily
that they're not also
So this is a very big discussion over
here. What what exactly is this idea
that maybe they're also acting on our
behalf?
So the ask ontois
that what do you mean the gar and
kaducian says you can't say they're
because of if there are how could they
be our in any capacity whatsoever to do
something that we ourselves are not able
to do in other words's
kasha is the garan kadition comes to a
conclusion they have to be working for
heaven if they're working for us how can
they do something for us that we
ourselves can't do so what's the answer
the question is could they also be
working for us. How could they also be
working for us to do something that we
ourselves can't do? So this is where
Raban comes in. He says something
astounding. Let's see if we could figure
it out. This is in Rabban.
Raban is found in
Simmon.
Now it's interesting. There are not that
many sim in the ketar the last sim pay.
So this is really toward the end of
Raban.
Raban brings the kaducian. He brings the
kadushian's conclusion.
He brings tous's kasha
that in the darim we don't have a shila.
Why in in a darum we have a shila we
don't have a conclusion. Why doesn't it
bring the conclusion of kadush
and tyus in yuma? I guess I don't know
why he doesn't bring in and kaducian
answers that we definitely know there
is maybe they're also
to which asks you could still ask
so says based on a principle that he
advanced earlier he says
there are two types of agencies
namely
where without the
act wouldn't help
the has to give himself over to the
in other words the needs to invest the
power that he has in the and regarding
this mechanism we say something that
that the person themsself can't do. How
could
Okay.
In other words, when the
needs to invest his whole essence into
the this will only work if the male
himself could do it.
That's when we say
Raban says there are two kinds of
one is the mash gives over to the his
capacity
let's say to marry a woman the male
gives over to the male's capacity to
marry the woman and the acts on his
behalf in that case we say
how can I do something for you that you
yourself can't
That's by the kind of that I need to
give over to you my capacity. But what
if I don't have to give over my capacity
to you? What if we only have to
attribute a certain act to the male? In
other words, the does the act and the
mad that the
could do it himself.
But the needs that the attributed to the
for this we don't apply the rule
that if I can't do it myself
if the can't do it himself the can't do
it for him.
If we say that you're just my and you're
not working for heaven at all.
So then what does that mean? You're not
working for heaven. What are you doing?
So the answer is I need to invest you
with a certain capacity over here. Well,
I can't invest you with a capacity if I
myself can't do it.
If you're if it's just
then the is needed to certify the
if the is without the
carbon the carbon is
In other words, if we assume that are
and they're acting for us,
that means their only capacity here is
through the isam.
So the problem then is how could how
could they be invested with a power to
act if the isam themselves can't do it.
So therefore the garian says
and the garra concludes they must be
acting for heaven. But now that they're
acting for heaven, now we have another
shila. The shila is okay. They're
working on behalf of heaven. So heaven
has invested them with the capacity. But
we still need to attribute the act back
to the is don't we?
If they're also our agents,
we don't need them to act as an agent to
make the carbon kosher
because they're it's a kosher carbon.
Heaven ratified them. All we need them
to do is attribute the act to the is for
that. We don't say
that the mice is to the
like when we say so that we don't care
about
let's I think I I think we can explain
it very clearly
we start with the gar and kaduc thear
and kaduca wants to know they're khan
are bringing carbonas in the b mikdash
who exactly is giving them the ability
to make to to bring a carbon who are
they what's a what's a kayen it's It's
not like it's not like this coin has to
bring a carbon. He didn't do an aa he
didn't make a nar. What's he doing in
the mikdash? The shila is are they
invested with power from heaven or are
they invested with power from the person
who appointed them. So says who invests
them with power? It has to be heaven. It
can't be the person who's to bring the
carbon because the person who's to bring
the carbon can't invest them with a
power that the person themsself doesn't
have. The person who has to bring the
carbon can't bring the carbon. So if he
can't bring the carbon, he can't invest
them with power. So what makes a
eligible to go to a B mikdash and bring
a carbon is heaven.
Okay. Now the question is does that
carbon need to be attributable back to
the Israel that it should be considered
like the Israel brought it
or do we not need that? Do we not need
to attribute it back to the Israel? the
coen brings it. It doesn't have to be
considered like the isra brought it. As
long as somehow the isra made sure it
was brought, it doesn't have to be
considered that the isra brought it. So
now we're no longer dealing with the
question of who invested the cyain with
the ability to bring a carbon. If that
was the question, the gumar and kaducian
already dealt with that question. The
gumar kaducian says who invested the
kayen? It has to be heaven. It can't be
the is the doesn't have the power to
invest in the ken. But now the shila is
is it critical that when the coen brings
the carbon we could say it's being
brought on behalf of the isra that the
carbon is attributable back to the is so
that's a shah what's the
would be whether the isra is mud or from
the ken the nafkamina be would you need
the of the but we wouldn't now say oh
that the is can't do and the ken could
do there is because the reason the
kayinka do it is it because God invested
him with the power there's only one
limited question now are do they need to
attribute it back to the isel regarding
the second element of we will not apply
is there something that the could do
that the can't do that's only regarding
if they're needed if we need to
understand what gives the the ability to
act we don't have a problem what gives
the the and the kind the ability to act.
Heaven gives them the ability to act.
The the limited question is do we need
to attribute that act back to the that's
the whether are only
or are they also
we ask well if there's an element of
then how can they do it for the is who
couldn't do it himself. No, that's only
a problem when we're dealing with the
element of where I need to invest you
with power. You've already been invested
with power from heaven. Now, all that's
needed is we need to attribute it back
to the regarding that says we do not
apply the problem of the gar in
that the
cannot do and the
yeah that's what we got today. That's
Raban's explanation for
in kaducian apparently it's also in
Yuma. So there are two suggest and shas
kaducian is dealing what what fuels the
ability of a to act in the mikdash that
heaven
deals with okay does that need to be
attributed in any way to the is that's
the shilah by the way
seems to have a very strong that no
kahanim are in fact
and they are attributing back to the
israel Well, and the only carbon they
could do by isarap because you don't
need das. So the garra seems to be
saying that even though what fuels the
kahanim's abilities what the kaducian
says there is still an element of also
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