Amud Yomi Masechet Psachim Daf 116A

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Dovid Hofstedter’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

[music] Amud Alif, [clearing throat] sheet 115 face B. We are on the fourth line from bottom to top in the first word. Amaruel told us something we had already seen a long time ago. long time ago. Leemoni, the Torah when it refers to the ma and calls it leem, the bread of the poor. What is this designation? What does the Torah teach us through this term? dijoelim. According to the first interpretation that Aquíel tells us, the word oni, which can be interpreted as poor, can also be interpreted from the word also be interpreted from the word anilla, to answer, to speak, to raise one's voice. And it is referring, according to Shemuel, that we, regarding the Matsat, have to speak and pronounce words and recite according to what the Gemara and the Aggadah are saying here. We have to tell and raise our voice telling about the departure of Mraim, keeping the matá present in our minds, and just as Shemuel, an amorá of the Talmudic era, said, we have older sources , prior to him, that say the same thing. We also studied in an external source about which we are going to tell and say many things about it. But there is another explanation, But there is another explanation, although we read leoni with an o. However, in the Torah, that or the bab that would indicate the oem, is not written in the Torah. You can read it, the bread of a poor man. Ani, poor thing, how is that appropriate? A person in need. And what does he want to teach us? That's how it's written. Just as the poor person, precisely because of their

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1. 0:00[music] Amud Alif, [clearing throat] sheet 115 face B. We are on the fourth line from…
2. 2:32Just as the poor person, precisely because of their state of need, does not usually have…
3. 5:37as was said earlier on page 114, that after having drunk the first glass of wine…
4. 8:46Thus, to your seven sons and your eight daughters-in-law . That's how it has to be…
5. 11:51the apple is cooked and oxidized to also remind us of the clay with which they…
6. 14:56straw with which our fathers worked in the slavery of Mithraim. And that is how it…
7. 18:12Every night we eat some kind of vegetable. Tonight we have to eat plantains and lettuce,…
8. 21:29the firstfruits to the Beta Miqdas. He has to take all those verses and explain them…
9. 24:48He said, "You're right. There's a transcription error here . The correct way to study it…
10. 27:56He says, "Perhaps it is not necessary to start from so far back, from Terah." Father…

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