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Daf Yomi: Chullin 90 | Rabbi Aryeh Richter

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Rabbi Shmuel Silber

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May they all have a shana tova, may they all have an aliyah, may all the chaims have a refuah shleima, may we all be zocheh to besuros tovos for all of Klal Yisrael. Again, today's daf is Chulin daf tzadi. We are picking up with daf peh tes amud beis, a few lines from the bottom. Just a quick recap of what's going on here. The Gemara is focusing [snorts] on the line of the Mishnah. The line of Mishnah says "Gid hanasheh is not eaten in Eretz Yisrael in chutz la'aretz when there's a Beis Hamikdash, when there's no Beis Hamikdash." And then it says "Uvein Hamikdashim", it's also relevant to consecrated animals. The Gemara wants to consecrated animals. The Gemara wants to know what is the kodesh, what is the great novelty about that idea that it's relevant to mukdashim. And the way the Gemara frames the question, which was yesterday's daf, was how could you think that if something was asur when it was not consecrated as an as a as a carbon? So, a regular animal walking around has a gid hanasheh, it's going to be forbidden to eat the gid hanasheh. Why would you think that just because you consecrated that animal, now it's designated as a carbon, that the gid hanasheh would become permissible? That was the Gemara's question yesterday. Ultima- Ultimately, the Gemara answered that we're not talking about the actual

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  1. 1:30May they all have a shana tova, may they all have an aliyah, may all the
  2. 5:04an animal that is now walking around and grazing around like any other animal. The question
  3. 9:07Al Mayis, it's not referring to a full-blown corpse of a of a regular body that
  4. 13:13that the issur of gid hanasheh is so strict that you can stack it onto another
  5. 17:19it came into effect in utero. The ain't no if you're of the opinion that get
  6. 21:21First case they're talking about is do you have to remove it? Do you have to
  7. 25:24blood goes on the mizbeach? Says the okay, so that's what you're supposed to do. If
  8. 29:29discussion a little bit. Rebbe who disagree with Rebbe, they'll tell they'll say you don't need
  9. 33:32therefore the mizbeach can't eat the giddanasha. Al kein lo yochal bnei Yisrael kaseiv. Says bnei
  10. 37:36Number one, about the the size of the tapuach on the mizbeach. Number two, with regard

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