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מו"ר הגאון הרב שקד בוהדנה שליט"א רמב"ם הלכות מאכלות אסורות פרק ג' הלכות כ'-כד'

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Rabbi Shaked Bohadana

מו"ר הגאון הרב שקד בוהדנה שליט"א רמב"ם הלכות מאכלות אסורות פרק ג' הלכות כ'-כד'

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Rambam, Laws of Forbidden Foods, Chapter 3. The rabbi writes that fish have markings like the markings of chicken eggs. If there were two heads, one pointed and one pointed, he asks the familiar Israelite whether he said to him, "I salted and took out a clean fish to eat with his mouth." And if he told him their theory, he is not trustworthy unless he was a person who was held to be kosher. Let's explain things. Yesterday we learned about chicken eggs and saw that the signs of a pure chicken egg are that one side is sharper, the other side is curved. That is, wide, but that is not enough because there are eggs in this form that are not hatched, and therefore we said that we need not hatched, and therefore we said that we need evidence that this egg does indeed come from a certain pure bird. That is, they will also tell us the name of the bird. Now here, the Rambam teaches us about fish eggs. Yes, fish eggs are known to those who are interested in matters of taste. There are fish eggs that are delicacies. Yes, there are fish eggs that are also large. And I once had a fisherman who was really ticklish in the once had a fisherman who was really ticklish in the depths of the sea, all kinds of special fish that are kosher, with snappers, everything. And many times there were eggs inside these fish, yes, yes, he was sold to stores. A lot of money. Do you understand? Here Samson wants to make a comeback. I did n't work it out. Oh, well, that's fine. So now

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  1. 0:02Rambam, Laws of Forbidden Foods, Chapter 3. The rabbi writes that fish have markings like the
  2. 2:47of a ping-pong ball, white, this is a sign of an impure egg of an impure
  3. 5:57fish that do not have a mark except from an Israeli who was held to be
  4. 9:05is something that is obligatory. You have to try. There can be ease in everything. Only
  5. 11:51unless there was a pure fish in it, even one fish wandering in it. This means
  6. 15:08And in this, in fact, the Rabbi disagrees with our Rabbi Maimonides. Now there is no
  7. 18:18There, he will have mercy. It is permissible for him to buy the pure fish that
  8. 21:12that is, fish sauce and one pure fish in one of them, one pure fish wandering
  9. 24:16and if the fish's head and the spine are visible, even though it is crushed, it
  10. 27:22fish. This is and indeed, this barrel of innocent fish is a rabbinic fish. Therefore, the

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