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Washing From a Pump or Pool Connected to a River - Review of Siman 159 Seif 7

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Rabbi Daniel Glatstein

Rabbi Daniel Glatstein reviews the halachic details of washing from a pump or pool connected to a river, based on Mishna Berura.

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Okay, good morning everyone. Me I'm He vast I have I love the other data from the day of Brias I love until today never did such a thing happen. Now not only from the day that a Duff Mishnah Duff issue will begin. A little you know over 2 years ago but from the beginning of creation never was there a day that on they were supposed to learn Mishnah Duff issue will we went back to do the Mishnah Bros again and never happened before. never happened before. Until until Lamed Hey by mayor half [snorts] e r tough shin pay above the equals of the Messiah we're going to go back and do yesterday's Mishnah Bros again. First of all, it's very hard to absorb the lump this and the mechanism if without knowing exactly what the the details of the case are. So therefore men have shamayim So therefore men have shamayim the Messiah babe call us even or cashier that today we're going to go back and do yesterday's cases. I brace yourself for this historic moment. Okay. Simeon cuff non-test What you need to know from the Mishnah bro from the Mahabharata is very simple and actually everything we're going to learn now is going to be very simple. The Mahabharata spoke about a very interesting case where a guy was filling up water from

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  1. 0:00Okay, good morning everyone. Me I'm He vast I have I love the other data from
  2. 2:02pouring into irrigation canal, it's also spilling back into the river. So, through something called nitzuk,
  3. 4:08Okay, the case of the pipes is the pipes themselves are not a clea. The [clears
  4. 6:13note, it's a pipe attached to a barrel that the water is drawn from the river.
  5. 8:18the pipes, think about what you have. You have water that gathered somewhere, not from a
  6. 10:52it's like you're being in the river. So that case we should have clear. Okay, good.
  7. 12:56the Mississippi River, up the pump into or or mechubar to the well. Maybe you could
  8. 14:59the Mississippi River then it's connected to a Mayan and then you could it. But if
  9. 16:59wall. They ain't shame klee lands not considered a klee. Even though you made a receptacle.
  10. 19:05yeah, is considered lighting a fire directly or a grammar. And basically, the Achiezer says that

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