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Daf Yomi: Kiddushin 35 (Sunday)

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Rabbi Shmuel Silber

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all right Jo say good morning let's uh let's begin let us begin okay so we are going to pick up today's da is L and we are picking up on L 35a so we're picking up on 1 2 3 4 five lines down from the to remember going back a little bit our discussion from yesterday is all about how we understand or how we know um women's exemption from and women's obligation in so we're trying to learn today about the obligation again for non-time bound Commandments and the exemption for time bound commandments so the say like this according to why don't we say that per remember women are obligated in procreation so why don't we say that peria and Mo and Mo and reverence of parents are so remember what means these are both examples of non-time bound Commandments which women are obligated so now remember why don't you say it's t teaching me the same concept if that's the case in what does in mean in this context inand will mean that you can't derive a principle namely that you can't say that women are obligated in non-time Bound MIT and reality maybe the is that women are in fact exempt from MIT to which the says no I'll tell you why because each of these each of these ideas are necessary how so because if the Torah would have spoken about Mo reverence of parents and told us that a woman is obligated in that and did not write Pia did not tell

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  1. 0:01all right Jo say good morning let's uh let's begin let us begin okay so we
  2. 3:44obligated but a woman who is not woman who doesn't have the means this is referring
  3. 7:43this so we'll say what does the comparison teach me that just as is a Time
  4. 11:36you're exempt from tilling at night only obligated by day or that you're obligated by tilling
  5. 15:34so bottom line bottom line we that a woman is exempt from it appears that the
  6. 19:48therefore maybe she's not subject to or maybe you'll say on the other hand maybe you'll
  7. 23:41a says the says do not round out the corners of your head and do not
  8. 27:22therefore that prohibition only applies to B what the is suggesting is that phrase goes the
  9. 31:07say why say rather it's coming to teach me both complete in order to apply both
  10. 34:57from from the of is that you're not permitted to make a ball you're not permitted

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