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Today's is
and we are about 15 lines from the
bottom of
so the topic of the 11
are three that are mentioned in par
regarding the carbon says
if
it doesn't matter if it's one of
or one of the
if it lands on a bag as long as the dam
was
as we saw in the in the is the requires
kibos. If a carbon kus was cooked in a
kali says the if the kal was a sh you
have to break the if the kali was a
clean you don't have to destroy the kali
rather what you need to do is caser it
and the terra prescribes a very unique
casering process a very unique type of
haga it's what's referred to as mik of
the it's what's going to be discussed in
greater detail in tomorrow's daf
regardless the of kibos
The of
that is the topic over here. We saw that
the discussed Ramb and the that the idea
of
could be related to one of the that
features very prominently and that's
suggest that it could be the reason the
Torah said you have to take out the dam
of a is because that is and that
kadashim's dam cannot leave the can
leave the clim if it's going to be and
the bag and you're going to take the
beggar outside of the it's going to come
out that that even though it's will be
so it could be says and it's a little
bit more
that the damas
is related to we ask if that's the case
why is it only true for the Mishna says
only requires kibos but dam of other
carbonas even doesn't have a a kibos if
it's related to a more general
relates to all carbon not only to the
regardless that was something that
suggested as it relates to the reason
why the said that you have to destroy
but the reason needed
that was cooked in that too is related
to it's not
but rather it's
and that's not something that only the
say that's already before it was the
last that we saw yesterday and it segus
into this morning's stuff. Meaning it's
that the reason the Tyra says that if
you cook a kali, you need to do
something with the kali. It's because we
know the whole day is predicated on this
premise. And that is that there's
something called a and in this context
what the ble would mean is is that if
you cook a carbon kas inside a kera,
even though you washed it and you rinsed
it and you put it in your dishwasher,
maybe dishwasher is different, but you
put in your dishwasher. Right now
there's going to be a ble of the carb
inside the defanos of the which means
that the next time this kera is
subjected to heat for example you cook
something else in it that ble is going
to leave the doen of the and it's now
going to enter the food that you're
cooking now a carbon becomes nicer after
a certain period of time in the case of
a carbon katas it's a y valu what which
means is that if you're going to cook a
carbon katas and you're not going to do
miko or in the case of a where you can't
you're not going to destroy the it's
going to come up there's going to be a
little bit of
and it's for that reason there's a of
for that reason there's of
where we left off yesterday was an in
the gar the gar wanted to know what
would be if somebody cooked a carbon kas
inside if somebody cooked a carbon kas
inside but we know there's no how do you
know that because it never touched the
food itself never touched there. So for
example, you put the food, the bus or
the carbakatas on a kebab. You put it on
top of the fire. So it's it's being
cooked, it's being roasted from the heat
that's coming out of this tur and it's
coming out of this pot, but at the same
time it never touched the pot. So from a
ble standpoint, the assumption is
there's no blah. If you assume that the
whole time of
is related to over here there's no or do
you say that once the said that
needs it's even if there's no ble
meaning it sounds like for sure the real
reason why there's a mitzvah
is related to the ble of nicer but the
question presumably is that once the
Tyra said that once in a you need to do
something with the maybe even if you
found the where there's not physically
going to be still the of the are going
to apply. That's the that we left off
with says the
said in the name of I'll bring you
the Tanner of the Bikto
was made out of said that he heard from
Rabava that there's a mirad
but they said that they had a tradition
that the ovens that were used in the
Bameikash were made out of mak. Now, why
would they have used the ovens out of
presumably
says the Gor because there's a that
that's cooked inside a you have to
destroy the if that's the case if they
would cook it in a tanner that was made
out of they would have to destroy the
tanner. It's not very practical. Every
time you make dinner, you have to
destroy your oven. So presumably the
reason they made it out of mat was
because is like all it needs is mashifa.
So you have the maintenance crew comes
and they they clean it up. That's not
such a big deal. But the
but if you're going to tell me that not
every time you cook in a do you have to
destroy the it's only if the food is
physically touching the but in the event
that it's not touching it but rather
you're doing it in the case where it's
bishop like the case that the garra is
pondering in its
let's just make it out of which I guess
was considered a little bit more
practical not have to make it from M
because I every time you cook you're
going to have to destroy it. No, you
don't. You'll cook it in a way where
you're going to make sure that the food
never touches the the tanner. So, isn't
it a that even if the food doesn't touch
the tanner, as long as it's cooked,
but the says it's not a you want to know
why they couldn't make it out of it had
to be made out of it's not because of
the maybe for the issue. But is being
that one of the things that they used to
bake in the tanner were the shim of the
min. So part of the ma went on the mak
that was the and the rest of it was
eaten by the kayan. So the is the
leftovers meaning not the part that was
eaten by the kayan that was baked where
was it baked? In the tan and the way
they used to bake bread was they would
take the bread and they would line it on
the walls of the tan. That's why there's
something called sapas. Ria sapas is the
process of removing the bread from the
walls of the tanner. When you take bread
out of an oven today, you're not doing
radias because we don't bake bread the
way they used to make bread. But it
would mean you would literally be
peeling it off the the walls of the
tanner. But the bottom line is the way
they used to make bread such as the
would be by attaching it to the tanner.
In that case there's bishop and this mat
for that reason they made it for mak. So
maybe the reason it was made for mak
argues the gar is not because of the bas
you don't necessarily need the buser to
touch the tanner in order to cook the
buser but for the way you bake bread for
that you need contact. It's for that
reason they had to make it out of say
there was a tanner that was once
shmeared with fat of an animal. So it
they took the the grease the fat of an
animal and they smeared the side of the
tanner. It was a kosher animal. It was
kosher fat. So really there should be no
issue stating that
issued a very controversial a that has
ramifications. He said that you're not
allowed to bake bread in this town right
now. Why not? I'll bake bread. What are
you worried about? Because there's some
fat of flesh inside of it. So I'll only
eat it with I I won't eat it together
with with dairy.
I don't care. You can't even dip it into
salt. Why?
Because he's concerned that bread is
usually not flesh or milk. Bread is
usually par. So if you're going to have
bread, there's that you may go ahead and
you may eat it with milk. So that's what
said that this is going to be a problem.
And he said that it's why is it? And
what does that have to do with our
gumar? Because this tunnel was made out
of being that the tan was made out of
there's no way to be m and that's one of
the themes one of the takeaways of our
it's for that reason that if you cook a
carb
you can't do you can't do there's no you
have to destroy it that means there's no
option there's no way out of so if
there's no way out of that has a
you have to destroy it in the case with
you don't have to destroy it you want to
make meat inside of it that's okay but
You can't make lem and the reason you
can't make bread is because bread is not
something that's ordinarily milk if
you're going to have a bread there's a
very good chance you're going to end up
eating it together with milk but correct
ask
you're not allowed to knead dough
together with meaning you can't make
bread with milk in lie of water if you
do then the bread becomes meaning you
can't just eat it as a as a dairy bread
as an ud bread that's not going to
Why not? Because again bread is
something that is usually not milk or in
this case bread. What happens to me? So
that's similarly
you're not allowed to smear a tanner
with that's meat and if you do the bread
becomes ra
but the end of the price is the problem.
But there is a way out. The way out is
heat up the tanner. When you heat up the
tanner you get a kasha the tanner. You
get a kasha the tanner. So now it's
going to be okay. So on the one hand you
have a riot to law you said from this
but then again there's also a to from
this you see this concept that you're
not allowed to have bread because that
bread is usually it's something that can
bring to major problems. For that
reason, it's a problem. But at the same
time, rabbit lawy said
it's always going to be cuz he argued
there's no way to
here that says there is a way to cleare.
Now, first glance, you're going to tell
me it's coming from I mean this does
everybody knows that and this is your
day 101. There's no way to
the terrorist says that becomes
you have to destroy him. We just saw now
that was cooked in a you have to destroy
because there's no way
this if anything is of the onus is on
the bryer to explain itself not so is
going to come back to that but for now
the gammor says
he has no right to argue with what said
is partially true but it's partially
told
now the
was
we have the rabbis
said an unrelated this was when was
saying
so he said that if anybody has that he
used to cook or bake in he has to
destroy it there's no way to at first
glance what Rab was saying was very
reasonable there's no way to the problem
is ra said the same exact he also said
there's no way to and the garra
the rabbi from a from a bryer. So why is
Rav going like this
not like the Bryson now Rav incidentally
is led to argue with the Bryer Ravan but
like it's throughout that Ravan public
is the it's a last resort the last
option you're never going to find the
Rava and maybe you will but it' be if
you do because Rav is allowed to argue
with the Bryer but either way again the
thought is that Rabba didn't argue Rav
did not argue with Bryes so argues Tinus
the Gmoro Rav is saying that It's not
possible to
the same that the Gmorra asked law isn't
that as well. So the garra says
he told him
is going to say that that bry that the
gmorra thought was a tuft on ra is
really not a tuft of the rabbar I that
says you could do on a tanner it was a
tanner who said the t was doesn't say
the word anywhere being that it doesn't
says
the assumption is Most tenur were made
out of kis. So if it was made out of
karis it'd be a good kasha but maybe it
wasn't made out of karis maybe it was
made out of mkas and if it was made out
of mkas not a kasha obviously if rav is
not it's uprect from this bryer then ra
is also not upke from this bryo so the
initial reaction that the garra had was
the rabbi but when the gmorra saw that
rav said the same then the garra took a
step back because I guess it's less less
mber that rav should be tuft than rab
should be so the you know what maybe
that price is disgusting
It's not a rabbit. It's not a cash.
Maybe the price is discussing. So again,
the price you see there's a way to cash.
How could there's no way to cash
a you can cash a you can't
he said a pot there's no way to cash her
a tanner itself you can't. What's the
difference? Because uh a tanner the heat
the fire that's going to capture it is
going to be inside the tanner. Heat
that's inside the tanner can remove the
ble can be magal. It can capture the ble
that are inside the of the tanner.
Whereas a when you heat up the you're
not putting the heat inside the it's
going to be outside of the being that
it's going to be on the outside of the
is not
is a hagal
was also discussing the tanner. He was
discussing the same and rabbi lawyer
said that the tanner that you shmear the
bosser into you're never allowed to use
why can't you use it the says you could
casher and ra is discussing the same
tanner that the bry is discussing
you're going to have so but was
discussing
even the would agree there's no way to
bear
or you
why can't you heat up and why can't you
meaning you're saying
doesn't have to be that way you can't be
so the says you could
but didn't want to rely on that because
Rav understood that most people it's a
very d it's don't try this at home
because if you're going to try to be by
putting a fire inside of it there's a
good chance it's going to break the
average man will not do that. He's going
to end up doing it the wrong way. So Rav
wasn't comfortable. Rab said based on
the raw technical yeah there is a way to
because nothing unique about the over
the over the other than one is the
other. So do the but was afraid that it
was something that wasn't going to work.
So says this was some implement that
people used to use to sometimes bake
bread.
That's something that was a sac and as a
result it's going to be awesome we know
it's aim
is ordinarily autum
says you should know it's a and as a
result it's going to be awesome freakash
if this is the case and listen to
so we just said that we thought all
along that it's impossible to do haga on
a
It sounds like that's very much the case
stating that we realize now we were
making a mistake all these years because
really you could be as long as it says
you heat it up from the inside whatever
exactly that means but as long as it's
aim it's something that's that's
possible for sure you could be
and even just wasn't comfortable issuing
such a plaque for the masses because he
said the average man is going to be
uncomfortable push comes to sh do it the
right he's going to do it the wrong way
and it's going to be a terrible taka.
But in theory, it's something that's
that's very much possible. If that's the
case, why is it that
why do you have to break it? We started
off this morning with a fiveminute
introduction saying that the reason why
there's a
and
it's based on the you have to destroy
because THERE'S NO WAY
ONE SECOND. THERE IS A WAY to how
okay so you're going to tell me but the
says in the
reason maybe it shouldn't be such an
issue and in fact the has a patent of
how you should do it says
why do you have to destroy the base
what's the
why can't we put them back into the this
is the oven or or this kali this piece
of equipment that's used to create the
in the first place. If you put it back
into that ki, the assumption is two
things. Number one, it's going to be aim
and number two, there isn't such a
concern that it's going to be destroyed.
So I guess to tell the man on the street
to go be mgle your kale in the kan
before pes. Rob didn't like that either.
So Rob said, "But in the mikdash where
we're going to start destroying, it's
going to be yont with all thesees that
we have to get rid of." Why? Why don't
you have to get rid of all thees in
theory? There's a way out. The way out
is and and the garra says I actually
have a practical way out. Let's just
make a kan. You don't have to be worried
of
because this is going to work. So just
have a big commercial kan in the and
every time you cook a stick it back in
the it's going to be and shouldn't that
work
said
it's not practical. It doesn't work
because it was actually from the takas
Ezra if you seen the
B which discusses the made right certain
things that you have to observe in and
certain things that Ezra implemented as
well this is one of them you don't make
such a you can't have such a let alone
in so as a result this wasn't an option
said
he said I hear you don't make a line
good point but let me ask you something
else how about anka how about a garbage
dump right all these
all these that are being destroyed.
You're going to gather them. There's
going to be a a pile of it somewhere and
that's something that you do make in the
so says
the good but he forgot
of and of fame were once was once in.
And he said the following memor
he said there was a nest that took place
in the base of mikd that all the they'd
be swallowed up in the ground. Oh be
swallowed up in the ground. You didn't
have to have an was a good point. So to
put it in
you're worried about the swallow.
asks
going back to what we started the with
that theor
was made out of
why couldn't it be made out of so the
Gmorra said because of the of
what's the problem why do you have to
break it there's a way to be malle it
says
being that you had
which were baked in
the but they weren't just baked in the
tanner. They had to bead
from the tanner.
So it comes out then the tanner served
the dual purpose. It served the purpose
of of a says well
there's a rule that you can't make out
of
and even
says
that says that you're allowed to make
out of eight like that's true
as a result there was no way to make the
out of exhale so really what came out of
this is a very big what came out of the
gur is is that we always thought that
there's no way to bear it's not True.
There's a whole sug where it comes out
that really you could do a what you need
is that it should be and as long as it's
that would constitute a which for a
tanner is easy. you just heat up the
tanner and it's going to be aim where
you're going to end up with this is a
little bit more complicated and and the
truth is that the average person will be
afraid to take a and do
why
because he's afraid that that it may end
up breaking but in theory it's something
that could be done and not just that
there actually is a practical way to do
it to put it back into the kon that
originally created this kali and if you
do that it's going to be okay what the
gammor had an issue with and the reason
it's here in specifically in is that the
says that that if you cook up in a you
have to destroy the the what do you have
to destroy it for? It doesn't make any
sense. If it's a tanner, you certainly
shouldn't have to destroy it. A tan is
so easy to be m you can go ahead and do
and even if it's a even a regular pot
shouldn't be a problem. Why? Because
just put it back into the kan. So the
garra said as it relates to the tanner
going backwards. The reason that's not a
terret is because the tanner served
multiple purposes. The tanner it served
the purpose of just baking whatever
needed to be baked or cooking whatever
needed to be cooked. But at the same
time it also had to be a cliches and a
cliches can't be made out of cuz even
the biggest make when it comes to
cliches is Yehuda and he said it can be
made out of eight. But to make it out of
for sure not you can't make it out of I
mean that you can't make it out of
there's no way to make the tanner out of
but in theory maybe they could have made
the tanner out of and certainly the
reason they didn't make the out of is
not related to this you have to break it
because even if
there'd be a way to cash it what about
dictators why can't you make a say
but anami is saying in theory you could
have made it out of and instead of
breaking it you could have destroyed The
obvious cas is that when the says that
isn't there a mitzvah in the why does
the say the says to get rid of the ble
of course the reason is to get rid of
the but at the end of the day the says
that once you cook the
is a mitzvah and you would think the
mitzvah is like any other any other
mitzvah in the a mitzvah to put on
fillin and and and to say there's a
mitzvah to break the it's a mitzvah it's
not just a It's not just a way of of
getting rid of the meaning the reason
the said is because of the but now that
the
even if you have a a way out so good the
incom but before we go back there just
two the first is a
place
in the safer grace of place in this is
aa topic asks it's it's a gavasha
there's an obvious hole in the kasha but
the kasha
that it's worth speaking at and just a
little bit of a and really an important.
So we've been discussing three. We've
been discussing the of a
we've been discussing the of
where the and we've been discussing the
of
as we saw in the
where there's a a mitzvah of the mitzvah
the saidurim
that the of is only true by that is not
true
that was
additionally the
is true
holds but it's certainly not exclusive
to
so according to it's for sure that
is only true by and
is true by all even by what the mission
never discussed is what about
this idea that
is that only true
or is that going to be true as well and
Rashi in the
and as well says that it's going to be
true for it's only going to be true for
it's going to be true for carbon as well
meaning even carbonis not only a carbus
is going to have
of meaning just like this.
So toon
is one
is another. And although the Mishna
never said before is
the
makes sense. But the same is going to be
true by saying that the Rama the Ram
says clearly that the is true only for
it's not going to be true for and this
Ram is very very if you go through the
Gmoras you're going to find obvious on
the Ram and discuss this Ram in in great
detail but the place in it's
asks and again just speaking out the
just goes to show that you know
sometimes even from
you can take out a and this is the gar
that we've spoken about here it's a
from all places
and the gar discusses it in greater
detail
the context over there is the
in the event that it hadn't rained so
all familiar with
is of the over there tells a story that
once upon a time the winter had passed
of had already passed and it still
hadn't rained and they finally went to
the big
and they told his
that it should rain.
told I'm going to go d but before I d
prepare for rain. It's not just going to
rain. It's going to be he told him
take the ovens that you used to use to
bake the carbon bring it inside
because if it's going to be outside it's
going to melt his
dinner. What did he do? Everyone knows
what he done. He made a circle and he
stood inside the circle and he told
Hashem that I'm not leaving this circle.
It started raining a little bit. It
wasn't enough. Then it rained too hard.
I want and the rest the rest is history.
Why did the to take the tan your ovens
and and bring it inside? So Rashi says
very simple saying because they were
made out of and being that they were
made out of they would have melted from
all the rain. That's what was telling I
mean if they were made out of matas
there wouldn't have been an issue
because mus is not going to melt from
rain but can melt from rain as a result
he took it inside says it comes out of
this rashi and really that's
the tanim that we use to make the carbon
pes were made out of
I don't understand how could they made
it out of
when they make the car they roast the
carbon pes inside the tanner
of the carbon pes are going to now go
into the walls of the of the t if
they're going to go into the walls of
the t you can have of nois one of two
times the time mentions the lab of nois
by the of course you have no by the
garbess so you're now going to have ble
inside if you can have leas inside he's
not going to be able to use it again and
incidentally says I know for sure that
they used to reuse the tan room they
didn't just destroy the tan room because
this happened and everyone had the tan
room outside he says why they had the
tan room outside you know it's already
so close to to PES that everybody had
the tanum says presumably they had it
from last year. So if they had the ten
using the tanner, why aren't you worried
about the ble? Why aren't you worried
about the ble?
It's a riot to the raita that the only
time there's a
when you cook a carbon is ONLY THE
CARBON BUT such as the carbon you don't
have to worry about because if it's true
like most say that just like mifa is not
unique to the carb is true for kachum so
is true for kachum as well then
shouldn't there have been a
right to the ramen there was no d so
they used this t for the garb and they
had no to to break the garb says
said even though this ram is so and
there's so many cash on the ram it could
be the ram got his from
the what's the problem what's the kasha
oh I hear so maybe they roasted it kasha
maybe they weren't comfortable with that
but but but there's even a bigger
problem this is all the
thought that there's no way to do hagal
with a and it's for that reason they
made sure that the tanner and the base
of mus was laid out of mach because it
would have made out of you would have
had to destroy the tanner but the
It's not true. There's a very easy way
to do on a on a
is more complicated. But when it comes
and even for that but when it comes to a
it's not a problem. Why then did they
used to make the
not because of not because of this issue
of
it was simply based on the fact that had
to serve a dual purpose. It was also a
nice
but this is all good
to be a tora
but the truth is is that we learned this
you know we took the simplest route in
terms of this but
the top of the
it's really a big discussion exactly how
to learn the according to some of
definitely stands either way it's it's a
fest what's interesting this is the
second the second interesting
that we took out of this what was the
first one first one was that after it
finally rained told to bring a par said
bring a par what was this par
says that a
right here
says says you know what the was it was a
carbon and even though
and this is not one of the four but says
that people make a mistake people think
it's only those four it's not only those
four really every person that's from
has to bring a carbon
so it's posit that the par was a was a
carbon we spoke out at the time there
says
He says that the kala used to bring a
carbon to back in the day. Maybe could
create but either way the the used to
bring a carbon. So two
that come out tucked away here and so
the story of is a beautiful story and
there's a lot of mus that you can take
out of it. A lot of uh a lot of nice
dres that you can take out of the story
of but here you have two fest. What are
the halas? Number one maybe to the
ramita. It's not usually what you think
of when you go through that but
not like
that's the first thing and the second
thing is that when we say
are these are just the four examples of
that if a person is from such and s
but the truth is
There is an idea of bringing a carbon
that's the first the second is is that
the gar mentioned that there was a
tremendous miracle that happened. So the
yidden would break they would destroy
these kaderas they were made out of and
what happened to the would get swallowed
up in the in the ground
he said
also known as
this right here quotes this and he says
as follows
I guess this there were so many that
were used. So had this not been the
case, it would have been impossible.
They would had to make
like said. So this was a miracle that
almost had to happen. Says
this is one of the 18 miracles that
happen in the Bik. And he goes and he
lists exactly what the 18 miracles were.
Now we're familiar with the 10 miracles
that happened in the
Mishna says
etc etc. Baka has a new list. He says
this is one of the 18 miracles that used
to happen in the B. So when he goes
through his 18 he says the 10 that are
mentioned in the mission office and then
he works out exactly what the other
eight were. Interesting. So now you know
the rest of the story. It wasn't just 10
miracles that happened. It was actually
18 miracles that happened
and this is one of the 18 Jewish number.
This is one of the 18 that happened. The
question is the wise mission mentioned
10. If it was really 18, why does the
mission say?
So I think the was bothered with this.
If you take a look at the
this is
says the
cloud says the at the time of the
mission is about to mention 10 miracles
that have no rem anywhere in the no rem
anywhere in a
was bothered with this only 10 miracles
but there weren't any other miracles
what happened to argamar right here
Like says I have another eight. I have
says there must be something unique
about this group. So I'll tell you
what's unique about this group. What's
unique about these group this group is
that these are all things that are not
mumas anywhere in the
delay. Not only are they not mafurish in
the there's no remsey
at all. And I'll tell you something
interesting that the wrote a pish on
pavvis. And the pish on pav is is
very unique. It's unique in the sense
that rather than it being a a commentary
like the vilgoy wrote a mish for example
what it is is he the brings sources from
the to the respective Mishna so the
Mishna says a and the traces the back to
a so it's less like
just as an example it's more like the
beer so the beer finds from Gmoras to
so the
is finding
from
to
the said that the is because
that's why it's or you have the test.
What makes something an ab and something
a? So anyone that learned from knows
that anything that's in the is called
something that's not in the is called to
so said this is classic he said that
means it's in the so means that it's in
the means it's in the so that's why it's
called and that's why the took upon this
to find sources for
said that what's unique about
I think it's but the truth is if you
look in the grass pierce I had it with
me it disappeared somehow maybe it was
nic I don't know where it is but uh so I
had it before but so the guy says that
uh someone took my gun in so no so the
guy in but if you look at the gr pishan
it's probably right in front of me I
just need another coffee no but so
anyways So the says it is in his
parish on if you go through the
doesn't say anything he has nois it's
amazing except for two the last the last
two that I mentioned in the Mishna are
that's miracle number nine and miracle
number 10 is
so was never mazic in additionally a
person was never Right. I hope I got
that word right. Last time I said a
fancy Yiddish word, Maya called me out
on it. So, uh, but either way, so
those two things says I have a car. It's
a
happiest place in the world. I mean that
it's such a happy place. Sorry. It can't
be that was ever because of a was that's
a that's a contradiction to it being
it can't be that a person said
because again if if if it's such a happy
place then it doesn't make sense but
those are the only two that the guy
brings to we spoke that once we spoke at
when we learned the may
is related to the bringsi the says the
of the mul applies
and
brings from the
said why would you have a that should be
only
set based on this fellow because the
says
what's
into the
Mishna said
so maybe don't have to worry about Maybe
there should be no
right one of the 10 miracles is like
and asked if that's the case how do you
understand the first mission why they
have to prepare a backup ken right you
need a backup k I thought never maybe
he's going to be never happened soi says
two the first says is is the second ter
is
one is one is but regardless says
That's why the said that
applies even in I would have thought
like
but the bottom line is if you go through
the G doesn't bring mus the only two he
brings is for these last two regardless
that's
what's unique about these 10 miracles
here that are mentioned by the is that
these are not
I thought the said means things that are
a furish that's the whole obvious it's
interesting The grot is not these
miracles with the exception of the last
two. Either way, just some some food for
thought. And the next is a classic
used to go to
one day. He stopped showing up for and
instead of going to he went instead to
one day metuda
and I guess he was a little disappointed
at his town
for leaving him and instead going to
say he told him
it's an expression that means that
someone that's a vgiva thinks that if he
hangs out with important people it
somehow makes him important. The nim was
told
mean I know is very very great but it
doesn't mean that you're great because
you learn by rough. Interesting. So he
said yeah he's galdic but you have to
learn in a place that that that's
appropriate for you. So don't think that
because you're learning by that that
reflects on you. He told the reason I
went to Raface is not because I want to
walk around saying that I'm learning by
Raface. I understand that's not what
this is about. I went to Raves
because I actually enjoy learning by
Raves more than I enjoy learning by the
Reb said why he says because you
if I ask you a question
you always have an answer but it's
always
let's say I find a Bryer that's not like
your
that's a problem we because you can't as
an argue with a Bryce says I go to I ask
He always proves it to me from a
so if I go then and I find another
that's not like says
ends up being a bry against a bryer. So
that's not a problem. I mean you I never
know if it's the right answer because
apparently didn't have the same bikes
had. So was so
tells me I ask you a tell me I walk out
feeling great until somebody tells me
but it's not like a
being that it always comes from a
because his learning is more based on oh
it's based on even if say he's never up
to so I feel like I walk away with more
and it's for that reason so
really
ask me aasha you think I can't answer
you from
watch ask me
and I'll be pleased to you from a he
asked him the following question
if somebody cooks
and that's why this is an hour in a
little bit of a ki he didn't use the
whole kali he just cooked a little he
used a little bit of the ki
was a clean
do you have to do on the entire kali or
not meaning of course you have to do a
little bit but the question is that part
that was cooked but you have to do mika
on the entire ki he told
You don't have to
just like what happens if goes on a bag.
So you have to wash the bag. But if it
only went a little part of the bag, you
only have to wash that little part said
I don't see why it should be any
different than you only have to take out
the dam. You don't have to wash the
entire bag. So when it comes to it's
going to be the same thing. But
have a not like that meaning I don't
know of a like that. I don't know of a
price like that.
I I hear but again
it's a he said it shouldn't be like
you only have to be
it sounds like you only have to watch
that part told him I could argue in not
that way
if you a little bit of dam goes on a bag
the d doesn't spread throughout the bag
but if a little bit of a goes into the
of the spread within the walls of the so
how can You can how could you draw an
analogy between Dina beaded and cooking
baser in a in a pot? Then here's the
punch line.
You're not like a
find
true
and it's true precisely. It has to be
Roya
as opposed to by there's no
and there's no
and they're both for the same reason
because the only time you have is if you
cook that's the
w so obviously you don't have this
even for that was born you're not let
you're never let
so therefore you
in
over with regards to the
and then continues and says overnight.
What was the second
you need on the entire even if you only
as opposed to by you only have to be you
see not like you
what's the like we said
as opposed to the ble as but the bottom
line is so they're having a conversation
about
sometimes not being cognizant of a and
literally in that same conversation
was able to show Ramy Bar why he left
Ramy B and instead went to learn by so
what did Ramy B respond told him I hear
if it's a it's a why is it different
meaning why by the dam is it only the
as opposed to by the so we said
there's actually a to support it as well
it says
we Even mix just to conclude with one.
So you see from this gamar that
Rafaceius was a big bucky in Bryce's and
Mishnas in other words
was a Buckyus and
so over there discusses whenever there's
two of the
so
and we don't know based on the itself is
or is like so who's like I mean we take
for granted that today you want to know
what is so either you ask your local
rabbi you open up or some derivative of
that some handbook there's there's 9,000
ways today you can get to the but once
upon a time the used to sit together
and they had to figure out from the who
the is like it wasn't always so simple
so that's why there's so many that you
find that the and even the discuss And
so if
and again we don't know who is like who
should be so places brings
he brings from the that is always going
to be like says what's the reason for it
so he said based on
the says
when they used to meet each other
would be afraid to talk to Ravishes
because he knew Rafes was such a bucky.
He never knew what kind of maramin Raves
was going to pull out. Rafa was even
more afraid. Not only
not only did his lips tremble but his
entire would tremble
from the
what emerges from a sam is that was a
whereas was a lamb or in garra terms was
ai and was raised was afraid of the
bikus of whereas was afraid of the
karifos of so was a and was
say
it's literally the
what's the or you have two
one is a tremendous the other one is a
major lambd which one is the gar this is
something the yeshiva boys have debated
for millennia but it's a gammor really
the gammor says the says the respect of
the envelope arithmetic
wasn't
the say
that's why whenever there's
going to be like now it's interesting Ty
doesn't quote our gam but really it's
a where you see the the
ple of that was the whole here left he
went to because in was all about he
would always be ped everything from a
mishna
I'm sorry was the ultimate C9 bottom
line is that's why like over there's one
big that I saw the ask on this and that
is that when the gar discussed
which one's who that discussed and the
garra said that was
a so based on the
methodology it should come out whenever
this is and that should always be like
stating that the says says in many
places that whenever there's
like
so there's only three times like a
we had yesterday's
today's we've referred to this before
where he goes through his pis it's a
it's a it's a very very
it's a great but either way so says I
don't understand according to the that
is always going to be like the over the
so why isn't always like can I get why
is like and only like I saw says could
be it could be this is the
say that this rule of
all three of those
they're also using and the found and
said I found other that say the same
that it's only
that this is true outside of that rule
doesn't apply why would the have said
that it doesn't sound like it right the
it's limited to and NO USUALLY THERE'S
CERTAIN that are that you're supposed to
take throughout why would we say that
that is limited to says theor now you
know the rest of the story because
really rais
and rab was
And the is and just like the
because the is always has to be like
must be is different maybe that's so
when it comes to baba bastra there it's
going to be different but
is always going to be like that is going
to be like not like just to end with one
interesting observation so we have two
that are we have and what do and have in
They were both blind. They were both
sum. It's interesting. So rais and who
have in common that they were both sum.
They also have in common that they were
both sen. What's the maybe thehat is
that and were very nizer and
number one they were blind. But the
truth is is that they were very
because if you know the rest of the
story the
really says that the reason were blind
they made themselves blind. They did it
to themselves.
Raval
say had 10 that he used to keep
that
wrote a pish under. It's not a a brish
that we have access to. If you want to
look it up, you could find it. I mean
the rabb wrote a pish on it. The brings
it the brings it. The kaducian in the
alludes to it. But the bottom line is
that Rav had these
the medish after it brings says that
when Rav passed away his took upon
themselves that they were going to
perpetuate the the the the legacy of
their rebi and they decided that they're
going to keep up these 10. Now there was
no one there was there was no one that
was able to keep 10 on his own. So
decide was to divvy it up amongst the
one of the that rabbi was he never
looked outside of his dalas
took it upon themselves that they would
never look outside of that dalas but it
was very hard for them to do never look
outside of your dollar amus
they made themselves blind brings this
they made themselves blind and that's
why and that's and that's that's the
rest of the story that's how they but
the bottom line is that they were very
are related to maybe that's why they had
this tremendous
of zikarn.