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Sep 23, 2026
Richard HidaryHOST
Let's analyze.
Richard HidaryHOST
How can you tell me that the firstborn donkey has to be redeemed right away? we have a second Baraita that teaches that there is no such thing as Arachin or Pidyon HaBen for a human or a Nazir or Petr Hamor, redemption of a first-born donkey, less than 30 days, and you can add forever.
Richard HidaryHOST
So this means that for Arachin, There's no such thing as Arachin for a baby that's less than 30 days.
Richard HidaryHOST
There's no value.
Richard HidaryHOST
However, you can go up as long as a person could be middle-aged or old, and there is a value, different values depending on the age.
Richard HidaryHOST
So Arachin is not less than 30, but it goes on forever.
Richard HidaryHOST
Nazir, there's no such thing as a Nazir for less than a month.
Richard HidaryHOST
You can't say I'm a Nazir for two days.
Michelle Cohen FarberHOST
We're still not fully done with this topic.
Michelle Cohen FarberHOST
אנא רחמנא הכל מודים בערכים What's ערכים? We're going to have a whole מסכת about it.
Michelle Cohen FarberHOST
We'll learn it this year, much more in depth.
Michelle Cohen FarberHOST
So when I say I'm giving the value of a person to the temple, I could say myself, I could say someone else.
Michelle Cohen FarberHOST
That's a given.
Michelle Cohen FarberHOST
Now, turning to Amud Bet, yachol av zeh ken.
Michelle Cohen FarberHOST
You might have thought our case is the same then, okay? Same thing with Arakhin.
Michelle Cohen FarberHOST
If I take money instead of bringing my value to the temple, and then I lose the money on the way, I get mugged, maybe I'm not obligated in achriyut.
Sruli RappsHOST
Again, you just committed to Eirich without saying a lie.
Sruli RappsHOST
So it says, Rabbi, I don't buy it to say that it's impossible to declare an Eirich vow I don't buy that it's impossible to declare an Enoch vow without saying Eli.
Sruli RappsHOST
That you have to say Eli.
Sruli RappsHOST
Anyways, that's question number one.
Aryeh LebowitzHOST
V'nosnes ha'arkacha b'yomahu kodesh la'ashem.
Aryeh LebowitzHOST
what's the Torah telling me when it says why does the Pesach say we're not talking about we're talking about why does it say we're not talking about we're talking about we're talking about it could have said so because we find and And if that money then gets stolen or lost, you're not chayiv to replace it because by other expectations it says, that right away when you mafresh the money and you add that chomesh the hektesh becomes chulen so it doesn't use the Lashon of Nesina I think by Arachin the din is going to be the same that it's enough to be mafreshed the money in order for it to have fulfilled your chiyuv and if that money subsequently gets lost after you mafresh it you're pottering off to worry about it and That's why it says, they have to give the value of the Erech to the Kohen.
Aryeh LebowitzHOST
That only giving it to the Gizber is considered a Qiyum of your Chiyuv.
Aryeh LebowitzHOST
And it has to be that that part of the Pasuk, it does not relate to being Po to your field, it relates to Arachim.
Yitzchak EtshalomHOST
Pidyon Petah Hamor La'altar.
Yitzchak EtshalomHOST
Arachin have to be paid at the time that you make the Erech, and then there's a typical Ba'al Tachir involved.
Yitzchak EtshalomHOST
Pidyon HaBen is after 30 days, and Pidyon Petah Hamor is immediate.
Yitzchak EtshalomHOST
Pidyon Petah Hamor La'altar, is that true? The number 30 is, sorry, the 30 days is the minimum for all of these things, including Pidyon HaBen and including Petah Hamor.
Eli MenagedHOST
We spoke last year, we said over the Hayda, says the Chida in the Pnei David.
Eli MenagedHOST
He says, we can give a reasoning why the Yud is missing, based on a Gemara in Arachin.
Eli MenagedHOST
Now the Gemara in Arachin notes a Pasuk, this is a Pasuk in Nehemiah, where Yeshua is spelt very funny.
Eli MenagedHOST
He's spelt Yeshua lacking the Hey.
Eli MenagedHOST
He's spelt Yud Shin Vav Ayin, and we're missing an Hey in that Pasuk.
Eli MenagedHOST
So the Yechida does something different.
Eli MenagedHOST
He says, okay, why is there a Chaser Yud over here? Why is the Yud missing? So he takes us to a Gemara in Arachin.
Eli MenagedHOST
This is a Gemara in Arachin, and the Gemara there is speaking about a Pasuk that sounds a little funny.
Eli MenagedHOST
It says, it's in times of Ezra, when everybody returned from Babel, this is the return of the exile, We're reading about our ha'azinu, which ultimately is going to culminate in us going into exile.
Eli MenagedHOST
We had all the curses we spoke about in the previous parashiot, and eventually we're going to get into exile.
Richard HidaryHOST
I declared it to be holy, and although I didn't give it to the temple treasurer physically, but it is in God's treasury house because the whole world is God's treasury house.
Richard HidaryHOST
However, we have an objection from Mishnah Masechet Arachin.
Richard HidaryHOST
It says, If someone says, this ax is going to be an ola, or this house I am designated as a korban.
Richard HidaryHOST
When I say this house, it doesn't mean I'm actually sacrificing the house on the altar.
Richard HidaryHOST
Nadav Hamnuna, following up on the discussion we just had, applies that discussion to the case of Adachin.
Richard HidaryHOST
Adachin means when someone donates their worth or the worth of someone else, and then there's a strict valuation of what different ages and so on are worth, and then he has to give the monetary value of that to the temple treasury.
Richard HidaryHOST
When someone makes a vow of an Arachin, even if he uses the word Alai, he nevertheless, if he designated money, set aside money, and then it got lost or stolen, he is not obligated.
Richard HidaryHOST
We just said that generally, if you say Hare Alai, then you are obligated because you took a personal obligation.
Yitzchak EtshalomHOST
And then if the coins get lost, you don't have to replace them.
Yitzchak EtshalomHOST
I might think the same applies to Arachin.
Yitzchak EtshalomHOST
Meaning you have to pay it.
Yitzchak EtshalomHOST
Which means that it's not true.
Yitzchak EtshalomHOST
However you formulate Arachin, you still have to pay it if the money gets lost.
Yitzchak EtshalomHOST
meaning you have to pay them until they get to the Gizbar.
Yitzchak EtshalomHOST
This is how you should have a Mnuna.