Joseph ibn Migash

So Sotu here, if you're just transporting the money and you're not doing anything with Pishnaben, the Rimi Gash would maybe hold this okay.

But if you look at the play area inside, he's very knighted to say that the Rimigash is like a Shitas Yochid, and most Rishonim don't hold that way, and therefore, he very much does not feel that a Kayin should be a Shliach.

But he has it, if you do with a Kayin, there's a tzad to be made based on the Rimigash.

But the svar is that since a Kayin cannot be in the midst of Pidgin HaBen, therefore, he cannot be a Shliach.

David Rehshuva then quotes some cipher, And there's what Sam Schlafer says.

He says a lot of times in the Sikhalim, They say this, they say that.

The other Yishadim, they argue, the useid of it all is that the Rambam had his father, learned by the Rimigash, who had a Kabbalah from the Go'anim, and had a very straight Kabbalah.

So Mele, he didn't need all this lumbus, I guess you could call it.

The ones afterwards who didn't have this useid, the Balei Atayusvis and others, the Raivid, they had to come on to these teyus.

It's a little more abstracted.

Hold off on the Rimigash, okay? I don't want you to think about the Rimigash, and I'm ready to think about the Ritzvah, and I apologize for not giving you the Ritzvah.

But open up your Ritzvahs, okay? Because it's an easy Ritzvah to read.

Let's open up the Ritzvah, okay? Okay.