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okay we're going to go back first to the uh to maran and be very very uh articulate with these languages so if you have something of value he calls it something that's sellable or inventory that is about to be or has just begun getting damaged as a result of rain or whatever it might be now keep that in mind because he's starting with this idea of geshamim of rain but we're going to see some differences of opinion in terms of what level of pending damage you can protect against so we're starting when marana is saying even something like rain it's just rain but it's it's rain it's enough to uh to ruin this crop we're going to end up and we're going to go to another section of and we're going to talk about damage by fire and you're going to see that there's a little bit of a back and forth here but so for now we understand that but we didn't just talk about ring we talked about a barrel of wine leaking also that was another example right good fine so talk about that let's keep that in mind at this point hey zach we're gonna let's keep that in mind at this point that the damage we're talking about now is relatively um benign damage meaning that the damage that threatens this product doesn't threaten any people okay that's going to be an important distinction that we're going to flesh out further zach we're talking about if someone has some of his possessions are threatened by rain or uh or there's a barrel of wine leaking uh on shabbat uh what can a person what can a jewish person do to protect his assets and and not violate shabbat so we started this on friday we're going
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- 0:02okay we're going to go back first to the uh to maran and be very very…
- 4:50very clear in his language he says i can call that non-jew what do you mean…
- 10:12the the um the the rabbis care about every jewish person's wealth and possessions and go…
- 15:20one is more contingent one is if you save it you will you won't lose out…
- 20:28immediate scope you know we say that fire is a uh something that has legs you…
- 25:56loss you can't call the boy to your house you can't go to his house and…
- 30:39car and take him to the hospitals now you got him to the hospital what about…
- 36:00we said like we said before even if the guy is not around the the person…
- 41:19more direct reference could be avoided it should be right i'm making a general proclamation anybody…
- 46:45fire uh whether it's the risk is to a jewish person's life or to the life…
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