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topics over here for today that are going to take us through the next little bit. Dumption is if blood gets mixed in with water. Now we're talking about over here about sacrificial blood that gets mixed together with water. So the sh of course is what is going to be the status of the sacrificial blood. So as long as it looks like blood ultimately again the mixture is going to be kasher. Kasher means that it is fit for sacrificial use. Sorry. Fit for sacrificial use. Good. That's case number one. Next. Next. Here's an interesting case. What happens if sacrificial blood gets mixed together with wine? Right. Obviously in the water case, there's a very easy lipmus test. What's the lmus test? If there's so much water that the blood no longer looks like looks like blood, okay, then it's going to be invalid. If it looks like blood, then it's going to be kasha. The problem with wine, of course, is that wine looks like blood. So the shila of course is how do we determine if the mixture is going to be kasha? So it's this is very interesting. So when sacrificial blood gets mixed with wine, we view the wine as if it was water. Meaning what? And we look at it based on this amount. If this amount of wine was water, would the sacrificial blood look like blood or not? If it would still look like blood, then the mixture is going to be kasher. If it wouldn't look like blood, then the mixture ultimately
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- 5:22as if it was water. Based on this ratio, would it still look like blood? Kasher…
- 9:53gets mixed in with valid sacrificial blood or damatamsis which is the residual blood gets mixed…
- 13:44drips into that blood. That's when we say that as long as the blood retains its…
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- 34:38here it is well say it's a very important line in reality when you have two…
- 38:25not tasting right but the idea the reason why blood and blood and wine are mas…
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