Chayenu

Now we're going to go...

So whoever has a Chayenu, at least for this part, we have a great picture.

We look at footnote 20, 21, 22, 23, pictures are needed, or by the Niren, or by the Kedus, or all of these cases, all of these cases, Look at the footnotes over here.

That's Tomei because all of the strands over there are already considered connected to the garment.

would protect the animal from being choked by the yoke the support is an iron peg that's put in front of the wagon behind the tails of the animal that serves to support the wagon or is it a mach gate guys it's a mach i can't see over here it's called the limper it's not the limper they would have a peg at the end of the shaft that serves to stabilize the wagon to prevent it from tipping over due to its length The guys, don't be impressed.

I'm simply reading the footnotes here in the Chayenu.

Okay? And the containers.

In other words, the cargo, this is not the wagon itself.

These are containers that were placed in the wagon in which you place Chayenu.

The bell and the hook.

What's that the bell? There was a bell there.

Rabbi Chaim, that's the Halacha that you were talking about.

So he's saying, the way he's understanding it here in the Chayenu footnote, is that the part of that Keili, so if it was an Av, it's a Rishon.

Not enough, but Adishai.

It's like a new Kehli that had contact with its original Kehli.

Because even, you know, there was always the time people can't be.

Then the Rambam writes, we're going to read the words here, the Chayenu brought the words, the Rambam writes in Pedesh HaMishnai, that it's a wondrous thing.

It's according to the understanding of how things work.

It was not within the realm of natural.

He, he hasn't really ...

He knows some Reb Nachman, he learns, he walks around with the Chayenu, but he, uh, you know, he does daily Tanya.

He doesn't understand what pnimiyus is.

It's not that.

No, you mean something more.

Let's read here, whoever has the Chayenu, the brackets, not the parentheses.

In the middle of the Be'eres, you had a Shechin.

We mentioned this yesterday, we translate this, I'm in Pedic base.