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CHAZARAH - Chullin Daf 129 | "Nothing but the Daf" with R' Eli Stefansky

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Rabbi Eli Stefansky

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[music] Good morning. I'm not the only one that's horse. It's usually what happens after a good chabatone. Four lines from the bottom. If you chop off a piece of flesh off a limb that came off an animal, So depends if you cut it and then you thought that it should be food. In other words, you want to give it to the guy to star tar. Why is it tar? Because it came off and the meat that comes off is it wasn't food yet. So it couldn't become as but if you thought that it should be food. So now this food touched. So it becomes of it gets tma of of food food by this that it touched the Now here's the problem. We always say, think about it. Listen to the qu we had this in this maka. It's a fascinating thing. If if you cut this thing in half, anything you cut in half, you cut an animal in half, the the part the right part that came off, where was it touching? the left part in a place that you c you can't see. The the connection is not visible to the naked eye on top. What you're looking at top is not the connection. It's on top of the connection. The connection is inside. The part you can't see. The part you can't see cannot transmit tuma because tumas says the and by the way, we're done with this par today. That's it. That's the last and then it comes easy to the end of the is a famous about that we're not so familiar with didn't come to the okay so that's the end of the story so he bumps into what are they saying in the he missed it I want to [clears throat]

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  1. 0:01[music] Good morning. I'm not the only one that's horse. It's usually what happens after a
  2. 2:39know what what I missed so it's interesting like knew knew what they're about to learn.
  3. 5:49always I have to go like this you do here also don't tell great what which
  4. 9:17severe tuma. The most they can become is like a reish over here. You see that
  5. 12:06continue the same might I said, "Oh, it's also something that we learned the other day.
  6. 15:23So if you say that there was detachment it wasn't attached. So then was it what
  7. 18:36smallest amount but it's attached it's attached and therefore it's and therefore it's not okay so
  8. 21:17because meat is different. If you say, what is before? Because who knows when we're going
  9. 24:33were discussing he's talking about if a person removes a limb from a dead person he
  10. 27:46it says you shouldn't do a you should do it's the same thing that we just

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