Dough offering
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Sep 30, 2026
Michelle Cohen FarberHOST
Haochel me'issa Shviit, an shelo hurmah halata, chayav mita.
Michelle Cohen FarberHOST
If you eat from a dough made from grains from the sh-- that were grown in the Shemitah year, and you didn't take challah from it, you're liable the death penalty in the h-- by the hands of God, okay? But eating untithed or unchallah'd, you know, you didn't take your challah out from it, it's a problem.
Michelle Cohen FarberHOST
So what does that mean? In other words, it means there's a chiyuv in challah for, for Shemitah, which you would think, why wouldn't there be? But now we're going to say based on what we just said, you actually would think the opposite based on Rav Chisda.
Michelle Cohen FarberHOST
Amai.
Michelle Cohen FarberHOST
Because in this case, we're also going to get to a situation where you're going to have to burn it.
Michelle Cohen FarberHOST
What would that be? Ki van di ilu mitamya, if you separate challah from Shemitah produce, okay? And then you, something-- Now, nowadays, we always burn challah, but in those days, we give it to the Kohen.
Michelle Cohen FarberHOST
Only if it became impure did you have to burn it, like terumah.
Michelle Cohen FarberHOST
So if you were to be mitamay it, it would end up being burned.
Sruli RappsHOST
[speaking in foreign language] we have a contradiction.
Sruli RappsHOST
[speaking in foreign language] A person, right, if you, if you have Shemitah wheat and you make a dough and you make bread, but you didn't separate any Challah from it, and a person eats that Challah, a person eats that bread, that the Challah has not been separated, and a person eats that bread.
Sruli RappsHOST
So he's [speaking in foreign language] for eating Challah.
Sruli RappsHOST
Challah is a type of Terumah.
Sruli RappsHOST
He's [speaking in foreign language].
Sruli RappsHOST
The question is: why do you need to separate Challah? Why do you need to separate Challah from wheat of Shemitah? Right, generally you don't have to separate Terumah and Maaser when it comes to Shemitah.
Sruli RappsHOST
Now, why do you need to separate Challah? [speaking in foreign language] When it come-- Right, uh, Challah is a type of Terumah.
Sruli RappsHOST
If Terumah becomes tamei, you can't eat it, you have to burn it.
Yitzchak GettingerHOST
That's the Din.
Yitzchak GettingerHOST
That's what you do with Challah becomes Tameh.
Yitzchak GettingerHOST
But if it were Bishmita, you're not allowed to do it.
Yitzchak GettingerHOST
Lachon, Lachon of Losef, you're not allowed to burn it.
Yitzchak GettingerHOST
So that should be a reason.
Yitzchak GettingerHOST
The same way we said you can't have a Bachar because the Imorim would be burned.
Yitzchak GettingerHOST
So too, there shouldn't be a Din of Challah with Challah.
Yitzchak GettingerHOST
Since if it would become Tameh, then you would have to burn it.
JoshHOST
Next case, number two is chala.
JoshHOST
Chala is the, when you're making dough and you separate it, chala afagav dikhse v'yishis v'yiklamayim v'nei laf v'yishis v'yishis v'yishis v'yishis v'yishis v'yishis v'yishis v'yishis So by Challah, the Pasuk says, Reishit, the first of, and you might think that there is a Gezereshava that you can do to compare.
JoshHOST
Also by Reishit again, it's the first of the wool, where it also has the word Reishit.
JoshHOST
And there the din is for Avilai.
JoshHOST
Partnership with the Jew, partnership with the Goy, it doesn't matter who it is, you're exempt.
JoshHOST
So it's supposed to be Challah, you should be exempt.
JoshHOST
No, but the Pasuk, by Challah, Ari Soteichim, you're plural.
JoshHOST
and therefore you're liable.