Pesachim 14b: The Impure Oil in the Impure Lamp
From Shlishi to Rishon
1 hr 14 min
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Gemarah Pesachim #61
- July 30, 2019
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- 27 Tamuz 5779
Rabbi YY Jacobson
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Dedicated by Samuel Benbaron in honor of Yosef Yitzchak ben Chaya Tzivia.
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This class was presented on Tuesday Parshas Matos-Maasei, 27 Tammuz, 5779, July 30, 2019 at the Ohr Chaim Shul, Monsey, NY
Gemarah Pesachim #61
Rabbi YY Jacobson
- July 30, 2019
- |
- 27 Tamuz 5779
- |
- 251 views
Dedicated by Samuel Benbaron in honor of Yosef Yitzchak ben Chaya Tzivia.
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Cirel Lipskier -4 years ago
Modern warfare, question
Is the metal arrow considered like a sword? What about a gun? in connection with becoming an Avi Avois Hatumah.
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Anonymous -4 years ago
Yes. However, the gun probably did not touch the corpse, only the bullet. Same with the bow used to unleash the arrow.
So they will not be impure, because they did not come in contact with the corpse. That is why if someone shoots an arrow and kills someone (G-d forbid), the killer will not become tame, because there was no direct contact, unless he touches the arrow after it touched the corpse.
An interesting question is: If I touch the sword, say, on the 4th day of the cleansing process, I become an Av Hatumah, now I send the Tumah back to the sword, does the sword need to go through the entire cleansing process again? The Rashash says no, but most say yes. (Which is why you should make sure the sword is hidden away while it is tame).
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Anonymous -4 years ago
Two Chidushim of Rabbi Akiva
Wondering if the the word "והוסיף" in the mishna eludes to the fact that there are two Chidushim. Without the word "והוסיף" we can already assume that Rabbi Akiva is telling us one chidush, otherwise his statement would be just reiterating Rabbi Chanina but just in different words.
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