Bruriah

He was a sage who lived in the end of the first century of the Common Era and the beginning of the second century of the Common Era.

He has a very famous daughter.

His daughter is maybe the most famous woman in all of Talmud.

Her name was Bruria.

She was a sage on par with the male sages of her time.

And she had a very interesting life.

That was the daughter of Rabbi Hanayim ben Trajan.

She was married to Rabbi Meir.

These hooligans became his biggest students, his biggest supporters.

These hooligans became his biggest partners, all because Beruriah set him straight, and Beruriah said, "Don't daven." That debate between Noach and his generation versus Avram and his generation is the debate between Rabbi Meir and, and Beruriah as well.

And that's what's going on, that's what's going on over here.

That's a new way to read this pasuk, says the Menachem Ziem.