Superior Pas Akum or Inferior Pas Yisroel? Mishna Berura Daf Hashavua Siman 168 Seif 5

Good morning everyone. We're continue. We're learning. Now is a good opportunity to be the of actually yesterday I called up the author of Hashem which is a safe. I had a number of things that I wanted to discuss. Um I recently spoke about mitzvah and there were people in the audience that flipped they never heard such a thing. They never heard of the concept that if you do a mitzvah and you're not you don't have a formal kavana to fulfill the mitzvah you don't get credit for the mitzvah again you do according to the according to so anyway I wanted to review certain things and uh he was discussing he he mentioned that he asked thought that each time you learn you should be in the I would think that if you do it once a day in the beginning of the day that would be sufficient. He said that when he mentioned that to why not every time I would think just like you only have to say once and even if you're not learning it's not a because of continues. I would think the same thing with but anyway I'm just we we learned yesterday white bread is more than whole wheat bread but what if the white bread is and the whole wheat bread is pass is so it depends obviously you're not you're not eating is right or Meny saying, "Well, maybe would be different." Let's see. If you're not from then you could do whichever one you want. If you are careful from pass and you don't usually have a but the only thing is the is take it off the table because if it's on the table you have to eat it. So one second if you have pass kra so if you're not nizar you can make a bra on any one you want even on the pakum um cuz each one has a okay so let's study that first now if all things are equal You have two breads. They're both one is one is if they're equal. Of course, the would be um the thing here is that here the gentile bread is pass. So if you're not here, you can make either one you want. The one one is only however if let's say you are zoh from pakam you should take it off the table by the way does that mean today you know that during asser you may tshoua you are not allowed to eat a for example Stelladoro cookies. Yeah, you can't you can't eat it on uh you can't eat it chuba. By the way, the Mishnabura recommends not to eat pasum on Shabas. So let's say you really like Stelladora cookies. That's great. You have six other days to eat it. you know now um there there are there are many products that are pass aum they're kosher but they're passum for sure during chuva you cannot eat it now the only thing is I'm eating bread I have on my my my special Jewish bread for chuva but the Arnolds is still on the table and what if the Arnold's is white bread and your Jewish bread is holy bread you got to take the pakam off the table during Cuz if you're going to make the braha, you're going to have to make the braha on the or you're going to have to be violating making it not making it on the niky. So if you're not zah, you could do on anyone you want. If you are malik now, why do you have to take it off the table? If you're so then I'm I'm just not going to eat it. See that? If it is on the table, in other words, what exactly is this? Take it off the table. Why do I take it off the table? I don't need it. So, I'm not going to make a on it. Why do I need to take it off the table? The is very unusual. It seems like he says that if it's on the table, that if it's on the table at the time of the because it's and maybe you're going to have to make a in other words maybe the will demand that you make the on the you're going to come to the table you say whole wheat bread whole wheat bread is mostly the garbage. The white bread is clean. Now, I'm just saying from a hakic standpoint, not from a health standpoint. You say, "I love white bread. White bread is so clean and sifted." And maybe then the will demand that you make the braha on it. Very unusual. What's the if you do eat why if the is if you do eat and you have and you're allowed to make the on the because it's that has a mile. So, but now that I don't eat the I'm not allowed to have it on the table because then I might be required to make the on it. I'm not required to make the brah on it. Right? If if let's say I have a on my table and I'm not here and that bread is better. I'm not required to make the I'm allowed to do it on the on the because that has a >> what the he can't have. >> I mean it's is very very difficult to understand. If I'm not zir then I'm allowed to keep it on the table and make the on the right the said but if I'm if I don't eat it it can't be on the table. So then if I do eat it it for sure can't be on the table. No then it could be on the table. I'm allowed to make the on the but we're afraid many they take this to town. their challenges greatly. If you're careful and you consider this, who cares that you like it better? Now, you should be concerned for the opinion of the si. What if he eats gentile bread? and he's going to be eating the white gentile bread, but the rest of his family are a bunch of fies and they only eat Jewish bread. That's whole wheat. So now it's the battle of the titans. Now it's the war of the century. The war of the Balabayas and Ben. The Balabias is not Zorakum and therefore he likes the white bread better. But all of his very righteous children, they won't touch the Gentile bread. They're going to eat the garbage Jewish bread with all the bran and fiber in it that doesn't taste like that tastes like cardboard. So now which one should he make a on? Should he make the on his preference or on the people sitting around the tables preference? And now there are two loaves on the table. He should make it on the white bread of a because he's the breaking. He's breaking the bed bread. He who breaks the bread chooses which one is more says I in the beginning it says you can make on whichever one you want. So why are we telling him to make it on the gentile bread? Let them make it on the Jewish bread. No, that's if you plan on eating both, you could be whichever one you want. This guy doesn't like Jewish bread. He likes the Gentile bread. It tastes better. He doesn't plan on eating the one. He doesn't have to make it on the other pass even though it's more like the Ramos said in Alf that the din of is when you want to eat both. But if you don't want if you only want to eat one, you don't have to be concerned. Even though he is being everybody else and they don't like gentile bread, they like kosher bread. They're not going to eat since he only wants to eat the gentile bread. He's the he pays the bills. He is the main principle. But don't they have to eat from that that person? Don't they have to eat from his >> What would happen then? He is Ba on that. He'll eat from that and he'll have to divvy up the other kosher bread to the other people who are around >> even though they're not having from his from his all the time >> right one and you give that to the other >> I think so I think that's what it's saying I I >> that's okay >> that's what he says you know they don't need so now they're to eat because he's a balabas that the mish didn't that the mission bro say a tiny okay one more line but what if the he doesn't eat the gentile bread and he has people sitting around the table that don't like kosher bread they like fresh gentile Shall so the balabay is from and there's a guy sitting around the table since the mitzvah on the balabay he should be from the better of the god And it seems like it becomes to him. Here the says it becomes wow. There's this is a new heter of eating non who ever heard of such a thing that because the mishabru explains that the guest is going to eat from the pakum they were malabas to eatum but it doesn't sound like on the flip side that if the balabayas cover the balabayas the orim could eat. Unless that's maybe unless that's >> P. >> I know. But he he he he stopped short of saying that they're allowed to eat the He stopped short of saying they're allowed to eat the unless once we see the second half it will become obvious. Okay, we'll hold it here. The next Mishna will be hashem Tuesday. Yeah, Tuesday. Okay. Uh, don't go anywhere. >> Recording stopped.