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Maseches Bava Kama 9b and 10, Daf Yomi with Rabbi Phil Karesh

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Daf Yomi with Rabbi Phil Karesh

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okay good evening today we are starting on D Testament B at a new mishna about eight lines down and we're going to be learning um that on M Testament Bas and we're going to be learning a lot of DF but not all of it we'll be starting at the last of the short lines on yud B and then we'll be totally caught up inem tomorrow um I don't think I'm traveling this week so I can't I have a bris Jud believe no I it would have been a judgment if I didn't have a reason to not go I would have gone in a minute I asked the OU to fly me they're like no all right eight lines down Testament Bas we have a new mishna um this mishna is a little bit cryptic and it's going to require some unpacking as we will soon see in our gumar the says in any case scenario where I am obligated in the if I'm obligated to take care of something that has the potential to cause damage I've basically given a he to its damage meaning I if I have a dog if I have something that can cause damage whatever it is doesn't matter what it is but if I have anything let's call one of the just to keep it clean if I have any of those then if I am and even says the M if we have a case of even if I have only been part of the damage and we'll see what this means in the mishna what's a case scenario where I've enabled only part of damage either you're guilty or you're not we'll see what this means in the gamar and in that case where I'm partially held accountable for the

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  1. 0:01okay good evening today we are starting on D Testament B at a new mishna about
  2. 4:23gor we'll see that you're put are in such a case because there's too much that
  3. 8:37case because there's way too much for the child to do so therefore we don't have
  4. 12:59the opposite is also true that Bor has a to it as well let's go through
  5. 17:19those two things are dangerous out of the gates you have a hole in the ground
  6. 22:08to burn and that which is not normal for a fire to burn and since are
  7. 26:34let's say that we had an animal that was mdash to be a Corban and then
  8. 30:49K let's say I dig a pit and I only dig it down to n we
  9. 35:00Bas we're going to be going as mentioned to the last of the short lines if
  10. 39:30break now this guy sits down and it's not going to last two hours it's only

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