Ben Bag-Bag

Um, and we'll discuss that.

So now the Gemara says, um, that Ben Bag Bag says that a sheep ...

How do we know it's a sheep? It's compared to, um, it's compared to the Korban Pesach, um, and therefore it needs to be a sheep.

Um, the Gemara asks if it can use, uh, if you remember, we had in, in Chulin an animal, what's called a Ben Pakuah.

Let's start analyzing our Mishnah.

Who is the author of our Mishnah? Says the Gemara, Ben Bagbag Hi.

To Tanya, Ben Bagbag Omer, Neh Markan Seh.

We have one word that uses the word seh, which is our case of Petr Hamor.

And then we also have the use of the word seh by Korban Pesach.

We're concerned that he might use it.

Says the Gemara, [speaking foreign language] who's the Mishnah going to according to Ben Bag Bag.

It goes like Ben Bag.

Who's Ben Bag Bag? The famous Ben Bag that says, [speaking foreign language] take Torah, and everything's in the Torah, the [foreign language] In Torah, like the Chazan Ish, you used to, you used to ask him questions in, in, in medical stuff.

He found it in the Gemara.

He told you according to the Gemara exactly how the brain works, how this work.

The Gemara clarifies.

[reading] The author Rav Moshe is Ben Bag Bag because the Braisa says Ben Bag Bag compares, has a Gezeirah Shavah between the words se, sheep, written by the animals you bring for the Korban Pesach, and se in the redemption of the firstborn donkey to teach you by the Korban Pesach you can't use all these things we mentioned: a calf, a non-mesek animal, Shchuta, Treifa, Kilayim, or a koi.

So too by, uh, also Bechor you can't use this.

Okay.

Let's see the Gemara.

Mastnison moni ben Bag Bag.

This is a famous sage who had to hide his names from the Romans, uh, 'cause he was a famous Roman convert, and so he went with Beis Gimel.

I was Beis Gimel-

[laughs]

Okay.

So, uh, Ben Bag Bag, he...

DeTanya Ben Bag Bag Omer.