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Sanhedrin 37

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Rabbi Oster Gemara Shiur

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the way the sanin would sit and this is the sanin of 71 or the sanedrin of 23 they would sit in a semicircle the translation of the words is like the threshing floor where it's round and this was like a half a threshing floor a half a circle so that the judges could see one another so the point is they have to talk they have to discuss with one another so they have to be able to see one another but sorry okay sorry about that they can't sorry okay sorry about that they can't sit in a full circle though because if they do what's going to happen you have the Balin that comes and stands in front of them some of them are going to be facing him and some of them are going to be with their back to him so they have to sit in a semicircle so the Balin can stand in front of them and they'll all see him you got it okay and then you had two scribes that were there for the judges stood in front of them one on the right and one on the left and the order the mission is supposed to be both of these scribes would write the words of the ones that said ideas why he's innocent and reasons why he's guilty meaning not one wrote the reasons that he's innocent and the other wrote the reasons that he's guilty each one of them wrote both of the Reas reasons that the judges said the reasons that he's innocent and the reasons that he's guilty and the reason for this is because then we compar their notes to see if they wrote it accurately if only one of them wrote it he may have gotten it wrong so able to compare notes to uh

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  1. 0:10the way the sanin would sit and this is the sanin of 71 or the sanedrin
  2. 3:4648 students that would mean that you should have two rows 24 and 24 in front
  3. 7:50mixture of the wine that's in it so on so mostly and it's different details about
  4. 12:01temple are like two pieces of a pomegranate that are broken open but what this means
  5. 16:08moving up as I explained before because everyone gets moved up one spot but the question
  6. 20:14an entire world now another reason I don't know if this is part of what they
  7. 24:21well if he's a rash so then this is what's supposed to be and it's actually
  8. 28:26roof one that he is supposed to be killed by by being burnt so or he
  9. 32:29and you're saying that I heard it from someone else it's not going to be until
  10. 36:35city of and it doesn't say the word no now what's the difference between these two

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