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Nashim
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Oct 29, 2026
Anne GordonHOST
He certainly knew his animals and he certainly knew his blemishes, right? This is a name that we did not see, let's say, throughout Islam.
Anne GordonHOST
the Masachtot of Nezikin or the Masachtot of Nashim I'm not saying never I don't remember but here we see them a lot Okay, one more Mishnah for the day.
Anne GordonHOST
Right? In contrast to those other blemishes that have been listed thus far, now we've got the blemishes that you do not slaughter the firstborn because of them, and you don't do that not in the temple or not anywhere else.
Anne GordonHOST
And namely, okay, Okay.
Yitzchak EtshalomHOST
There is Yerushalmi, the bulk of Yerushalmi is on Zerayim, which is critical for us because we don't have Babli on Zerayim.
Yitzchak EtshalomHOST
The Yerushalmi on Moed, vital, and the Yerushalmi on Nashim, vital.
Yitzchak EtshalomHOST
And there's a small Yerushalmi on Nezikin, which Lieberman thought was actually created in Caesarea.
Yitzchak EtshalomHOST
Most people don't agree with him.
Yitzchak EtshalomHOST
And famously, in the 19th century, there was a forgery that a fellow, I forgot his name, who went around trying to convince people to support his work, he was reprinting the famous Yerushalayim and Kodshim that he found, and it was all a forgery and a big scandal.
Yitzchak EtshalomHOST
There is no Yerushalayim and Kodshim.
Yitzchak EtshalomHOST
But the closest that Yerushalayim gets to this, because you're going to see that in Nashim and in Moed, the issue of the Tzantzem shows up also.
Yitzchak EtshalomHOST
And we'll see.
Yosef Haim RabbaniHOST
It's as if it's automatically stipulated.
Yosef Haim RabbaniHOST
by the way i am 100 sure whoever got married here did not understand a word of his ketubah maybe doctor a little bit 30 and he just did you make sure you got a separation of thing fine take a look at it your ketubah take a look at your ketubah i'm sure you didn't did you one of the things you wrote in your ketubah today standard in the ketubah I love Nashim.
Yosef Haim RabbaniHOST
They're not going to get married.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
Why do they need to do it?
JohannanHOST
Could you go into that? What does it mean when people say it's incomplete?
GavrielGUEST
Okay, so it's clearly incomplete in one sense, that it seems that the project is to do the Talmud on every single Masechda, because it does it on everything in Zerayim, and then it does it on everything in Moed, and it does it on everything on Nashim, and then it stops in Nezikin.
GavrielGUEST
Now, they skipped ahead in certain cases, although not many of them, But there doesn't seem any reason to believe anything other than that they intended to continue until the end, and they didn't.
GavrielGUEST
And the confirmation of that is that the earlier Masechdot are much bigger, much more expansive than the later Masechdot in terms of the way we order the Mishnah.
Michelle Cohen FarberHOST
But the point is, and we're going to see it right now, V'Hatzna doesn't say in a Mishnah, If we have a, there's two cases here, Mion and Chalitza.
Michelle Cohen FarberHOST
Mion, if you remember from Nashim, for those who learned, it's a case where a woman, okay, a girl, under the age of 12 can be betrothed by her father, and the betrothal is effective by Torah law.
Michelle Cohen FarberHOST
But if her father's not around, either dead or abroad, the mother or brother can do it for her, but it only has rabbinic, it's only valid on a rabbinic level, because on a Torah level, only a father can betroth his daughter.
Michelle Cohen FarberHOST
If that woman, because it's only by rabbinic law when the mother or brother does it, she can decide when she's around 12, this whole question, what age exactly? But she can say, I don't want to be, she can do refusal.
ResnickHOST
Hilchei Seita, Perek Revi, Chapter 4 of the Laws of the Sotah.
ResnickHOST
And this is the concluding chapter of the entire book of Nashim, the laws that pertain to women.
ResnickHOST
Here we go, Perek Revi.
ResnickHOST
The Rambam has taught us the entire process and all the laws that are related to the Sotah.
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ResnickHOST
You have to ensure that your... that your dwelling place is clean, is pure, and that there is no sin.
ResnickHOST
Mazel tov, mazel tov.
ResnickHOST
This concludes the laws of Sotah and the entire fourth book of the Rambam, the entire third book, fourth book of the Rambam, sorry, the book of Nashim.
ResnickHOST
And the Rambam tells us that we have now concluded the 25 chapters of the laws of Issus, the 13 chapters of the laws of Gershon, the 8 chapters of the laws of Yibam and Chalitza, the 3 chapters of Narabasula, and the 4 chapters of Sotah.
Shmuel SilberHOST
Yavose, imagine for a moment, if you were founding Dafyomi, Yavose, you wanted to start a program, right, of Talmudic study every single day.
Shmuel SilberHOST
What would you do? How would you structure it? How would you structure it? If it was me, I would structure it as Moed, Nashim, Nezikin, and let's skip the rest.
Shmuel SilberHOST
Right? And let's just do a cycle.
Shmuel SilberHOST
Let's just do a cycle of those three Siddarim.
David BashevkinHOST
They were celebrating Passover.
David BashevkinHOST
This is why, I mean, I heard a very beautiful idea of the six orders of the Mishnah, We have Zerahim, Moed, Nashim, Nezikim, Kachim, Taharo.
David BashevkinHOST
So we're talking, we're in Seder Moed, which is all about the festivals.
David BashevkinHOST
It's the only one of the six orders of the Mishnah, Moed, which is in singular.
Michael RosensweigHOST
And the Me'iri put it after Shkalim.
Michael RosensweigHOST
He was probably thinking... you know, we've got to stick it in somewhere because where else are we going to put it? It doesn't belong in Nashim, Ezekim, Kodshim, Tauros, or Zeroyim, you know, but it isn't really Moedim if that's the name.
Michael RosensweigHOST
Like the Rambam, at least, you know, he formulated his Sefer, it's called Sefer as Ma'anim,
AkivaUNKNOWN
you know.