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Good evening. Hope you're all doing well. Today we are on Gimmel about a third of the way down at will it about 2/3 of the way down and then we are pretty much caught up. Here we go says these to two pieces of information. Now before we dig into these pieces of information, let's remember what topic we're talking let's remember what topic we're talking about, which is a hamed doll. This is a limb that is barely attached to the body. Imagine a limb that is only attached by skin and the the bones that are in there are just kind of floating. It's not a good matzah. So if you have a piece of limb like that that's barely connected. So then uh Rivan seems to say that two things are partial. Number one is shmisa. If that animal with the a madul dies then the a's mul the a mud is madul dies then the a's mul the a mud is oipole. It's as though it's detached. And if in fact it's detached then it has a den of a because it was alive. If by mis it was as though it was attached then it was a before it died. The limb is viewed as detached. And the second thing that according to ism is that that if you have an appendage that's just kind of hanging on by a thread but just kind of hanging on by a thread but instead of it dying of natural causes and it becoming an here you so then is that it is excuse me that if you do it is not viewed as detached. So what does that mean? When the animal dies of natural causes, we assume it's detached in Abra. When is done and we don't view the Abraham as detached, that means that it
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