Asmachta

That question is so far above my pay grade.

Meaning, you know, what's an Asmachta? What's an Asmachta? What's not an Asmachta?

I'll show you just the one thing.

I think I'll ask you a question.

Rosh Hashanah is a day that's Shabbaton, a Zichron Shua.

That means that the Apostle is telling us that on Shabbos, it's only a Zichron Shua, not a Yom Shua, or it's an Asmachta.

It means even though it was the Rabboni, but the Mesa, it's Asmachta from the Korah.

So the posseg is saying that on Shabbos you don't blow sheifer, but it's also saying that Shabbos itself is serving as the Zichron Shua, meaning that the Shabbos itself is a vehicle to bring what sheifer in general brings.

It's not just a petur or an isser to use a sheifer, it's achieving what a sheifer achieves.

Or maybe it's Meghareya if you have a shayfa.

Torah is Meghalic to us that we're doing without a shayfa.

Whether it's a Gareis or an Asmachta.

It's not a Der Eise.

And if it's not a Der Eise, so then all this whole business over here is just a Smachta, To tell you what? Asmachta can't itself come and be involved.

But Asmachta can tell you, be careful.

There's two different types of Asmachtas.

Sometimes in Asmachta, where Hashem whispers, Asmachta, the way that Ritva explains it, Maral, and Bergola, is Asmachta is, unlike a mitzvah where Hashem speaks in a loud, clear voice, do the following.

Asmachta is Hashem whispers to us, It would be very nice if only the following thing happened.

It would be very nice.

It's like a miracle.

He does.

continues the Midrash where do you know Avelut is seven days now it's very interesting Avelut seven days is really Midrabanan but it means where do you find an Asmachta a reference to this point in the

Torah where do we find a reference that

there was a seven day seven day sadness or Avelut Abba Baravina says because you find by Yosef it says by Yosef that Yosef made for Yaakov so there's a concept now again it's not actually Midoraita but it's a reference in the Torah fine Shabbat is included in the seven.

That's why the Rebbe, by the way, says, Because an asmachta is actually a machoikas, if you can learn it out front.

It's not an asmachta, it's a gila milsuk en asmachta.

Asmachta means an actual source.

Even a gila milsuk is just revealing.

By revealing what the pshat is, that's a support for what the chavim are telling us.

He has a lot of good things to say.

So Preh Yeshua says that this is clearly not the marker, this is only an Asmachta.

And he quotes the Gemara in Nazir in the first paragraph, the person says, it can't be a Nazir for less than 30 days.

And if he doesn't say how many days, We say, I didn't know that there's such a din.

But the Gemara seems to assume that there are 39, so that's what the Yifay 9 raises the issue.

So remember when I was in elementary school, one week the Rebbe wasn't well, so he had, he got a friend of his substituted, so the substitute was Rabbi Gedinger, he used to be a big Tamachachem, they had learned the L'chaim Belin together, so they were friendly, so Rabbi Gedinger published a whole Vatera about this, where he shows that there are three Shitas in the Rishonim about this, which are the Malachot Malachot Malachot, which are the 39 Shitas, and which are the ones that they decided not to count, and which they decided that they should count.

So again, so the Gemara has one marker for the 39, is the Gematria, and the Pneu Yeshua said that's only an Asmachta.

And then there's another...

Ritva asks, I don't have it open here, but it would have been actually two of her Ritvas.

Anyway, he asks, What is it when we say that there's an Asmachta, right? Because they brought some Pesukim, right? They didn't bring Pesukim here, right here.

But the Gemara later on brings Pesukim that are related to Malchia, Zichronos, and Shai Fris.

Later on.

And in any case, I'm sorry, I don't have it all open right now.

I'm not going to find it.

What is the relationship to the verses that sound, that the Chazal say, from there they learned, from there the sages learned, that you should say these groups of 10 verses? Is it learned from those verses? Is it not? And there are many mitzvahs that are connected to a verse in the Torah, and the Gemara calls it an Asmachta.

So what is an Asmachta? The smachta means it's leaning on the verses.

You can have it on these sticks, and then if it's on a stick, is it in front of you or behind you? The Chachamim, Midrabanan, did not want you to put it behind you.

because it says, that they have the utmost level of Shemira, only then are they, and if not, it's, so I know we're quoting a Pasik, it's only an Asmachta, it's a Pso Medra Bonan, says the Rambam, if you have two barrels, it's a type of stick, that you can only put two barrels, one on the front, one on the back, so we're not going to say you can't put it on the back, Now.

Now.

we're speaking about, you know, the real Moiznayim weights.