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Baba Batra 122 | Simchat Torah | Rav David Maman | Daf Hayomi

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Rav David Maman

A shiur on Baba Batra 122 delivered by Rav David Maman for Daf Hayomi.

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Shalom, the question is: how was the land divided among the tribes? There were 12 tribes, each with their own tribal land and no inheritance. We have 12 tribes, so we have 12 equal shares of the Land of Israel. Then, within each tribe, this same land was divided according to the number of people. According to the number of people. According to this calculation, a small tribe had each pair of families with a larger plot of land than families in larger tribes, where the land was divided equally for the entire tribe but had many more people. Odilmaou, perhaps Av Illou, was the land divided from the beginning according to the number of people? So, was it divided roughly into 600,000 people? And then, was each tribe given a portion of the Land of Israel according to its population? So, basically, So, basically, the question is: did each person receive an equal share, while the tribes as a whole did not, or was it the other way around, with the tribes receiving more? The two answers are: first, it is written in the Book of Revelation that, depending on the drawing of lots, the tribe's share tribe's share will be [Music] equal, either a lot or a little, and so we get the impression here that it was divided according to the tribes and that ultimately we can find ourselves seeing one who has more than the other. Later, the whole will be divided into 13 tribes, it is into 13 parts because initially it was only divided into 12 tribes, and here the fact of saying

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  1. 0:08Shalom, the question is: how was the land divided among the tribes? There were 12 tribes,
  2. 2:44divided according to with money at we will see exactly what that means is that we
  3. 5:50small papers with the names of the tribes, and as if by chance, it was always
  4. 9:03of the regions and the names of the tribes on paper, it only makes sense if
  5. 11:36says Ain. Are we talking about stupid people who prefer, if we have two plots of
  6. 14:46two aglim. We exclude them from the inheritance. If you mean that he They didn't inherit
  7. 17:52as Moses said, but it's likely that he Al said we already have proof for Yos,
  8. 20:27Mishnah: what does this phrase mean, that the boy and the girl are equivalent? It was
  9. 23:35tell us that the boy and the girl can take a share in the inheritance. So,
  10. 26:47specified that in fact it's a discussion and therefore it only has the force of the

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