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Rambam Malchut Yevum in Halitza, Chapter 1, Halachah 15: Rabbi HaKonash writes that if he wanted to return his wife, he should return her because his wife was in every way and there was no prohibition against her from his brother at all, neither from the words of the Torah nor from the words of the scribes. So here the Rambam teaches us, gentlemen, a Halachah like this: If, for example, there is a man who died without children and his brother now betrothed his brother now betrothed his wife, we said that if they had children, then she would be forbidden to him from the law of a brother's wife. The Gemara says in Tractate Chulin that whatever the Holy One, blessed be He, forbade, the Holy One, blessed be He permitted, the Holy One, blessed be He, forbade your wife, permitted Yevuma. Thus it is concluded in Chulin. And many more examples of what the Lord, blessed be He, has forbidden. The Lord, many more examples of what the Lord, blessed be He, has forbidden. The Lord, blessed be He, also permits everything. In what way now, if a man betroths his brother's wife and then divorces her, would it be love from God to think that everything that she was permitted to him was initially permitted to him precisely for the commandment of Yevum, but as soon as he later divorces her,

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1. 0:03Rambam Malchut Yevum in Halitza, Chapter 1, Halachah 15: Rabbi HaKonash writes that if he wanted…
2. 2:41not true if he had initially taken her away. If his brother died without children and…
3. 6:02he married. So there are different versions here in the Frankie edition. We learn about this…
4. 9:17pray. Yes, and in the Torah, no, we don't rely on a rabbinic presumption. So that's…
5. 12:29Yes, Rabbi Israel, what did you want to ask, beautiful? You are asking if his wife…
6. 15:41Clearly, the only permission is only if his brother dies without children. In excellent order. A.…
7. 18:24Sages believe that most women are just like that, and therefore one can hibam her even…
8. 21:47she was now married according to the Torah, her father consecrated her to so-and-so, she was…
9. 25:13excellent divorce? And our Rabbi Maimonides writes in Halacha 19: The yevama will not dry up…
10. 28:21examination. Our Rambam tells us the same thing about a yevom, so the Rambam says in…

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