Amud Yomi Masechet Psachim Daf 29B

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Dovid Hofstedter’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

We are on page 29, carisha a, in the last line, exactly in the fourth word. Rab bar raba. In the previous class we finished explaining an article that said that the person who consumes the leavened product that was heritage of the great temple within the festival of Pesach. festival of Pesach. Two opinions, that article said. Some say, "The irresponsible exonerate must pay, must pay the fine for what he consumed and bring an offering to repair the wrong he committed by harming and causing the great temple to lose something that had minimal monetary value." And another opinion said no. What exactly was the point of the discussion? In the previous class we saw two different explanations. Now we will two different explanations. Now we will continue with two more internal explanations and we will find that Rabarcob, who gives his explanation, will retract what we saw in the previous class, as we will explain. He says the following, this wise rabbi, he studied the this wise rabbi, he studied the explanation that Rabiosef gave about the previous article, since yesterday in the previous class we saw an explanation that Rabiosef had already given on how to interpret it. This other wise man says in the name of Josef that he had explained that article differently. Go like this, soul. Do they all agree, if they all concur with this interpretation, that interpretation, that something that belonged to the great temple cannot be rescued and given to the dogs to consume, nor can the dogs? And the same would apply to a Gentile. It cannot be rescued to give it to them. However, during the festival itself, we cannot use it for any consumption. What will we be able to do? As we said in the previous class, perhaps we could approach a parishioner, since the dog has no prohibition or restriction, but since

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1. 0:10We are on page 29, carisha a, in the last line, exactly in the fourth word.…
2. 3:15advantage, but we can after the festivities. As we said in the previous class, the author…
3. 6:22He said "[ __ ] me, you little [ __ ]," what [ __ ]? Dame,…
4. 9:27profiting from something leavened, and had said? Just as the prohibition against having something in our…
5. 12:32moment within the festival, one cannot profit from it . It therefore has no monetary value.…
6. 15:41with Pieces of dough, it would be practically impossible to distinguish them from one another. Now,…
7. 18:46Passover the holiday is over. This biscuit that had been in our possession during the holiday…
8. 21:53we are within the festival of Weighing, we follow the example. I have the leavened bread…
9. 25:01necessary to put up a barrier and they wouldn't be confused. Just as throughout the year…
10. 28:02when we've passed the Passover festival, regardless of whether we cook this leavened biscuit with the…

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