SANHEDRIN 75 | Daf Hayomi Shiur by Rav Israel Abib

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The summary begins by telling a story about someone who looked at a woman. He was sick with envy and nearly had a heart attack. The unfortunate man was forbidden to approach her. They said he might as well die and not approach her in any way, nor see her, nor speak to her behind a wall. The explanation is that either she was married, so we understand, or if she wasn't married, it's still forbidden so as not to bring bad reputation to the girl's family and also to avoid accustoming the girls of Israel to a lack of... We begin with the 9th of the Mishnah. Here we will begin to discuss those who are in the preceding sections. We saw those who are... and now we move on to... who is concerned? So the Mishnah says it like this. So, strictly, we says it like this. So, strictly, we remind you, it's not about throwing him into the fire, it's about burning him internally. The one who goes with a woman and her daughter, or a Cohen daughter who has cheated on her husband... When we say a woman and her daughter, we mean... Also, a man's daughter or granddaughter, his wife's daughter or granddaughter, a man's mother-in-law, and his wife's paternal and paternal and maternal grandmother. The Mishnah states that when the Mishnah begins by saying "a daughter," the one who goes with a wife and her daughter, the Mishnah intends to say that both are forbidden. Therefore, it is not referring to his own wife, but rather to his mother-in-law and his mother-in-law's mother. On this point, the Gemara asks, "Why do you tell me that both are written in the Torah, and everything else is included in these two cases of the mother and the grandmother, when the

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1. 0:03The summary begins by telling a story about someone who looked at a woman. He was…
2. 0:33bad reputation to the girl's family and also to avoid accustoming the girls of Israel to…
3. 1:34paternal and maternal grandmother. The Mishnah states that when the Mishnah begins by saying "a daughter,"…
4. 2:04mother and the grandmother, when the grandmother is not written in the Torah?" So the Gemara…
5. 3:05concerning the mother of the mother-in-law or father-in-law. We don't even know if they are forbidden;…
6. 3:36the mother-in-law, she is in SERFA, in the same way, the daughter, the granddaughter of him,…
7. 4:41below, so we reach the little girl in the same way in the generations above, we…
8. 5:12greater, while the grandmother is below in terms of the prohibition, but she still remains a…
9. 6:14they are in SERFA. If you tell me now, according to M. Deamar, that SERFA is…
10. 6:44mother, even if it's not harder, even according to Lesim who say that what he has…

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