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Shais TaubHOST
Baruch Hashem, it is day number 223 of our daily study of Rambam, Sefer HaMitzvahs, and in the three chapters of the day of Mishneh Torah, we are concluding Hilchot Shoravei Satoma, chapters 18, 19, and 20.
Shais TaubHOST
These are the laws of other major sources of impurity.
Shais TaubHOST
There are three of them.
Shimon NeubortHOST
When does the foregoing apply? When does the foregoing apply? when the money is mentioned in the ksuba without any specification as to what kind of money.
Shimon NeubortHOST
If, however, the husband specified in the ksuvah a certain type of coin, well known, whether for the basic amount of the ksuvah or for the supplementary amount, the same rule applies as that which applies to a loan made by the creditor to the debtor in a certain known coin, where the debtor must repay the loan in the same coin, as shall be explained in the laws concerning loans, later on in the Mishneh Torah.
Shimon NeubortHOST
Halachazayim, paragraph 7, Tiknu ha-gaonim b'chol ha-yeshivos.
Shimon NeubortHOST
The Geonim, those are the post-Talmudic rabbis, in all of the academies have ordained that the wife may collect her ksuba after her husband's death, even out of movable property, just as they have ordained that the creditor may collect out of movables.
Shimon NewbertHOST
When does the foregoing apply? When does the foregoing apply? when the money is mentioned in the ksuba without any specification as to what kind of money.
Shimon NewbertHOST
If, however, the husband specified in the ksuvah a certain type of coin, well known, whether for the basic amount of the ksuvah or for the supplementary amount, the same rule applies as that which applies to a loan made by the creditor to the debtor in a certain known coin, where the debtor must repay the loan in the same coin, as shall be explained in the laws concerning loans, later on in the Mishneh Torah.
Shimon NewbertHOST
Halachazayim, paragraph 7, Tiknu ha-gaonim b'chol ha-yeshivos.
Shimon NewbertHOST
The Geonim, those are the post-Talmudic rabbis, in all of the academies have ordained that the wife may collect her ksuba after her husband's death, even out of movable property, just as they have ordained that the creditor may collect out of movables.
Marcus RubensteinHOST
Halakha.
Marcus RubensteinHOST
We're now in the Mishneh Torah section, where we'll be learning, finishing the Rambam's laws on the laws of blowing the shofar.
Marcus RubensteinHOST
So we'll finish chapter three today of Hilchot Shofar V'sukav Alulav.
Marcus RubensteinHOST
So we'll be learning Halachot 7 through, I think, 11 today.
Mati NovickHOST
This is Rabbi Mati Novik.
Mati NovickHOST
Join me as we learn the Rambam's Mishnah Torah, one parakh each day.
Mati NovickHOST
Today we'll be learning Hilchot Ishut Parakh Yud Zayin.
Mati NovickHOST
This parakh continues the discussion which began in the last parakh about how the ketubah is collected.
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Mati NovickHOST
But when she is mochelet her k'tuba, she gains nothing at all by doing so, and so her action is viewed as one of zilzl toward the k'tuba.
Mati NovickHOST
Therefore, she loses not only the amount of the k'tuba itself that she was mochelet, but also all of the accompanying t'nai k'tuba along with it.
Mati NovickHOST
Thank you for joining me in learning today's parak of the Mishnah Torah.
Mati NovickHOST
If you have any questions, comments, or ideas you'd like to share, I'd be happy to hear from you.
Mati NovickHOST
This is Rabbi Mati Novik.
Mati NovickHOST
Join me as we learn the Rambam's Mishnah Torah, one perek each day.
Mati NovickHOST
Today we'll be learning Hilchot Ishut Perek Tet Zion.
Mati NovickHOST
Until this point, the focus of Hilchot Ishut, as the name of the Halachot suggests, has been the relationship between husband and wife.
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Mati NovickHOST
But the Rambam adds that this is only true if she comes to court asking only to be allowed to remarry, and she mentions the ketubah only afterwards or not at all.
Mati NovickHOST
If she asks Beytin only for her ketubah, or first for her ketubah and only afterwards for permission to remarry, then she is not believed at all, because we assume that her primary motivation is to get money rather than to remarry, and she is not believed at all in these circumstances.
Mati NovickHOST
Thank you for joining me in learning today's parak of the Mishnah Torah.
Mati NovickHOST
If you have any questions, comments, or ideas you'd like to share, I'd be happy to hear from you.
Mati NovickHOST
This is Rabbi Mati Novik.
Mati NovickHOST
Join me as we learn the Rambam's Mishnah Torah, one perek each day.
Mati NovickHOST
Today we'll be learning Hilchot Ishut Perek Tet Vav.
Mati NovickHOST
The last perek dealt mostly with the obligation of ona, conjugal relations, on the part of a husband toward his wife, without any reference to the mitzvah dal raita of procreation, piri avarivya.
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Mati NovickHOST
And, the Rambam concludes in Halakha Chaf, Chazal commanded a woman to honor her husband and to treat him like a prince.
Mati NovickHOST
She should try her best to fulfill his wishes and to distance herself from anything which he dislikes.
Mati NovickHOST
Thank you for joining me in learning today's parak of the Mishnah Torah.
Mati NovickHOST
If you have any questions, comments, or ideas you'd like to share, I'd be happy to hear from you.
David BashevkinHOST
Instead of giving you the bottom line and only quoting the relevant passages of Talmud, he took the entire corpus of the Talmud and reorganized it.
David BashevkinHOST
Reorganized it based on first principles, and this is the work of the Rambam known as Mishneh Torah.
David BashevkinHOST
Mishneh Torah literally means, like, the repeat of the Torah.
David BashevkinHOST
It's the reconfiguration of the Torah.
David BashevkinHOST
Imagine a Torah where it literally starts on first principles, the existence of God, the importance of not serving idols, and repentance, and love of God, and then slowly works up and goes through the holidays and slowly works past that.
David BashevkinHOST
It's, like, very, very organized.
David BashevkinHOST
What the Rambam did was reorganize the entire corpus of the Talmud, and that is the work known as the Mishneh Torah.
David BashevkinHOST
Sometimes when it is quoted, we won't even quote the Mishneh Torah, we'll just say, "The Rambam says," and you will instinctively know in a yeshiva when they're studying, you'll know they're quoting from the Mishneh Torah.
Haviv Rettig GurHOST
You choose in advance what your mind takes in, on purpose, before the encounter with the world, while you're still yourself and nothing is manipulating you.
Haviv Rettig GurHOST
Rambam is writing in Cairo around the year 1180 or so in his great Mishneh Torah, his great, um, c- codex of Jewish law, and he explains there the message of the shofar blast on Rosh Hashanah, the blast of the ram's horn to usher in the new year.
Haviv Rettig GurHOST
The shofar interrupts the life spent on distraction.
Haviv Rettig GurHOST
It interrupts the distractions of daily life and of chasing after our hungers, chasing after that dopamine hit.
Haviv Rettig GurHOST
In chapter three of the Laws of Repentance in the great codex of Mishneh Torah, he writes, "The shofar blast is as if saying, 'Wake up, you sleepy ones, from your sleep, and you who slumber, arise.
Haviv Rettig GurHOST
Inspect your deeds, repent, remember your Creator.
Haviv Rettig GurHOST
Those who forget the truth in the vanities of time and are in error throughout the entire year devote their energies to vanity and emptiness which will not benefit them." The purpose of the shofar blast is to say, "I have been asleep.
Mati NovickHOST
This is Rabbi Mati Novik.
Mati NovickHOST
Join me as we learn the Rambam's Mishnah Torah, one perek each day.
Mati NovickHOST
Today we'll be learning Hilchot Ishut, Perek Yud Dalet.
Mati NovickHOST
This perek concludes the discussion of the husband's obligations to his wife during his lifetime.
Mati NovickHOST
There are six of these altogether, as we learned in Perek Yud Bet, three whose sources in the Torah, She'er or Mizonot, Ksut and Ona, and three more added in the T'na'ek Tuba, Rifuah, medical care, Pidyon, redeeming her if she is taken captive, and finally Kevurah, seeing to it that she gets a proper burial if she dies before him.
Mati NovickHOST
The last two Prakim focused on Mizonot and Ksut.
Mati NovickHOST
Most of our Perek is an elaboration of the third Torah obligation of Ona, conjugal relations, including the denim of husbands who flout this obligation, and an extended discussion of the Moredet, a woman who refuses to have relations with her husband.
Mati NovickHOST
The last part of our parakh covers in a more concise manner the rabbinic obligations of refuah, pidyon, and kevurah.
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