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Shnayim Yomi - Shemini - Shishi - #6 5784
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Featuring: Rabbi David Bitton Rav, Sha'are Tikva Brooklyn, NY Click below for today's text of Shnayim Mikra: https://shnayimyomi.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/shmini6-compressed.pdf ShnayimYomi.org
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the six Aliah this Aliah amongst a few
other in if you look through the you'll
see it's all about animals that are
permitted prohibited for consumption
allowed to eat not allowed to eat it
includes domesticated animals wild
animals Birds fish even different
grasshoppers
that
are says if you pay attention you'll see
that all the animals that are mentioned
over here well most of them at least
that we can relate to are the ones that
are mut are not predators and the ones
that are assed and prohibited for
consumption are animals that are
predators wild animals and animals that
have a harsh nature so therefore
explains that the Torah when it told us
what's mut to eat and what's ass and
prohibited to eat the ones that the
commanded of not to eat are the ones
that have the cruel nature the ones that
have cruel nature is in order for us not
to absorb their cruel qualities because
we are what you eat and
therefore says that when you ingest food
ingested from an animal that has better
nature than the crer ones now most of us
probably know that in order for or or an
off to be permitted for consumption it
needs to have as a supposed to have fish
that doesn't need to
have and in order for a in order for an
animal an animal including a
domesticated and a non-domesticated
animal it has to have
two and those two are that it has to
chew its cut meaning when it ingests and
it eats it brings it back up chews it
again brings it back down to its stomach
Rew it back and forth back and forth
that's chewing its cut it's
called and
means that its Hoops its legs doesn't
have a single hoof like a a horse for
example rather it's split in the middle
totally split and that's a split hooves
and that makes a kosher now if you pay
attention this you'll see that the Tora
does mention a number of animals four
animals that only have one of the two
one of the two symbols to make an animal
kosher and therefore they are un koser
and the Tora says that who are they and
the Torah says first is the G the camel
second one is the shaan third one is the
AR and the fourth one is the the first
three G sha and those
three have one of the two which one of
the two they chew their C they chew they
re bring it back up chew it again they
swallow it bring it back up they swallow
it that's the g g is the camel shaan
they call HX and anit is the the rabbit
or the hair and the Kaz of course is the
is the pig the last one the Kaz does not
chew its cut once it swallows it
swallows but it does have split hoops
and the Tora says that these are the
only ones that exist the only animals
that exist in the whole world from
beginning of time to the end of time
that have one of the two signs are these
four you'll never find another animal
that has one of the two there are many
other animals that have been found since
the time that was given over 33
centuries ago many animals have been
found that we didn't know about them
necessarily that they both true their
and have split and therefore or both the
other they don't have and they don't you
their and therefore but the Tora
mentions the only four that will ever
exist from the beginning of time to end
of time that have one of the
two are these
four and first three have the Mal which
means they their C and the last one has
split hoes but did not chew it cut it's
an amazing proof that the Torah is for
the fact that it was said without any
shade of a doubt that there will be be
no other animal that will come into uh
into existence that you'll see they will
have one of the other but that's the
that's the
confidence that the Torah has that em is
em once it's em you're not scared to say
the truth because it won't
change regarding fish
the says that it has in order to be
kosher has fins and scales fins are the
fins that help it move around side and
the scales are the little dots around
that you see on the fish which doesn't
need once you see those scales you know
that one that has scales always has fins
as the
says that all fish that have scales
automatically have fins but ones that
have fins don't necessarily have scales
and just like the the um the animals
that have one out of the two is appr
proof
that so to we can say that there a proof
that because the says over
there that any fish that you'll ever
find in the beginning of time to the end
of time it has scales you know that it
has fins as well and and one that has
fins doesn't necessarily have scales
other words you'll never find we can be
confident to say that we'll never find
any fish that has scales that just has
those skills but don't have f f so
that's again the manifestation that isit
have a great
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day