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a one we're just going to start the last line of bet 41b on the bottom where it says comes and he says who's this writer going like there's a writer that says that if somebody is going to eat the corbin pesach salui roasted but he's going to eat the mi belgium during the day and not on the night time he's going to transgress a negative commandment now usually why should it be a negative commandment anything that you learn from a positive commandment becomes positive not negative so he says but rather this is the shitab according to since it says the word it's a negative commandment which means we it says you have to eat the meat on this night when it says it means in the night time you know i'm not tweeted during the day but if i'm going to tell you don't eat it during the day which is like a negative but it's coming from a positive anything which comes from a positive is considered a positive right and a lot of said that's coming from an assist considering so says but this is that says that since at the beginning of that said but the word comes to teach you that it is a negative that means even though you're learning it from a positive it still has the characteristics of a negative commandment and if you have a negative commandment of eating pesach during the day okay now again you're eating it properly you're eating it salui you're eating a roasted you're not eating a cooked you're not eating it raw you're not no no but still you're deleting it during the day it's a negative commitment as we learned in a brighter this is explained
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