Mishnaic Hebrew

V'areshet is a word that appears once in the entire Tanakh.

In, in, uh, the-- in Rabbinic Hebrew, it's-- the way you say that is en lo ach b'mikra.

It has no brother in mikra.

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And against its kohanim, as we said that Yirmiyo belonged to a priestly outsider family that didn't serve in the Beis HaMikdash.

And against the Amei HaAretz, it doesn't just mean what it means in Mishnaic Hebrew as like the low lives, but rather, as we mentioned in our introduction, and in Sefer Malachem, the Amei HaAretz were like the aristocracy.

They will wage war against you.

Hashem is not sugarcoating it.

You have that there at Shul.

I was walking Meah She'arim last week, and I was walking, and there was a lady, it was more like at Mishnaic times, where there was a, there was like a drain pipe coming out of the side of the bottom of the, of the merpeset, of the balcony, and there was water going over.

They're more much like Gemara in the Mishnah in Baba Batra of, uh, you know, water coming out.

And anyway, do you have to sweep that, or can, can you be confident the birds are gonna come onto that merpeset and eat up all the things? So he says in twenty-one, interesting psak of Rav Eliashiv.