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MAKKOT 21 | Rav Elisha Abib | Daf Hayomi

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Rav Elisha Abib

A detailed shiur on Massekhet Makot from Rav Elisha Abib as part of the Daf Hayomi study cycle.

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We begin the second line, the one who tears his skin for a dead person with a knife or something like that, he is, he is, it is not only when he has scratched himself with his hands, after, when he has torn himself with a clay, a question that we see in one that the two terms of the Torah, both of ser la nefche and the it godedou which means not to scratch oneself for a dead person, both speak equally well, both therefore speak of a scratch for a dead person, but one is bade with his hand and the other is with a cli, so what said that meset is objected to this brita, since you see in this bra you see since you see in this bra you see that there is a difference between meset and cliet, it is that with the hand and clip gida, whereas chem had said both, it is equally well with the hand as with a cit. When we say but means by that that there are both meanings in each word as well as the goou it has both meanings as well as with the hand as with a cli or a knife. The knife. The gmara ouabosi replies, he thinks like the tanabi too and not like that braita there. We have in bra an arab that we saw at the end of the previous daf, well it's the first line in this daf here that indeed serita ouida set and gdida it's the same thing, both are done as well by hand as with a cli, so he thinks like rabi aussian un un amor, a student brought one in

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  1. 0:01We begin the second line, the one who tears his skin for a dead person with
  2. 2:48custom with swords and spears. So you see that it's with a cli that they used
  3. 5:56their beards. Now shaving means it's done in a regular way. It can be done with
  4. 9:00Toet Kaaka, prohibits tattoos, and now it is only about writing. Icious la mishna gives us
  5. 11:36ashes on his raincoat. He's bleeding a little, his skin is a little open, he puts
  6. 14:40mentioned by Ravman Kor, but according to Rafapa's rule, when it relates to a mishnah, it
  7. 17:50of species in the vine. That adds another macaw to his collection. But we don't count
  8. 20:31he dressed again, undressed, dressed again. It is for each time, it is not really about
  9. 23:35that by covering the seeds, it is haaved. Amalé Rabiana, he responded to Rabihan. Indeed, we
  10. 26:41so it's one thing that he water. Your field shouldn't be a mixture of species. So

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