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SANHEDRIN 6 | Lun23 | Rav Elisha Abib | DafHayomi.fr

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Rav Elisha Abib

A Daf Hayomi shiur on Sanhedrin 6 by Rav Elisha Abib, part of the DafHayomi.fr series.

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It starts on the 3rd or 4th line against people who judged. We said we do it, but a priori, not to do it. He judges people like that. According to everyone, they agree that two people cannot judge; it's not valid. Understand a single judge. He judged, he made a mistake. He gave the wrong to the one who was guilty, and he gave the wrong to the one who was guilty, who was not guilty or who deserved the money. He gave it back, or he said, "Tam on ta" or "Tam on Tam." What he decided is that he must pay damages to the one who made him guilty. So you see that one person who judged, his judgment is valid. It's against who said that two people who judged are worthless. Answer that. What is it about? It's about here that people took it upon themselves to let people took it upon themselves to let this judge judge them. So since they accepted that he judge them, then now it's valid. That's how it is. Why should he pay when they tell him, "We agree, we accept that you judge us," does that mean you... Judge as you see fit, and there's no question here of whether he made a mistake or not. Whatever you see fit, you judge us, we accept it, regardless. He is no longer subject to any law or rule; he can judge as he pleases. Lamara d'amrou

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  1. 0:02It starts on the 3rd or 4th line against people who judged. We said we do
  2. 3:08who lost. It's not possible to say that. He made a mistake in a clear Mishnah.
  3. 6:13everything that is happening here and depending on that we will make uneara an arrangement between
  4. 9:39commit them, so here we see, we could deduce from this that there's no need for
  5. 12:44come, it is forbidden to do a prayer after him. The T demanded to do it
  6. 16:26A ba," it alludes to Judah, as we said, "MAA, what money will we earn?" So,
  7. 19:29judged, Rabbi, ask, according to that, why the past says about David, he did Mishak, the...)
  8. 22:37You can reject him, abandon him. On the other hand, Mich arrives as soon as we
  9. 25:53deceive the men we the DISP before us tells us before whom they stand to testify
  10. 29:14said, "Very well, in the middle of the page, to make a request. What do you

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