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Oct 2, 2026

David KadoshHOST
27:28
And the...
David KadoshHOST
27:30
The Chachamim explained, or we read it in Seber HaNoah, that the Me'il, which was the tunic, that the Kohen wore, was Mechaper al-Lashonara.
David KadoshHOST
27:39
It was a tone for Lashonara.
David KadoshHOST
27:41
So why that? So Amara Kadosh Baruch Hu, Gemara says, Let something with a sound, because it had bells, let something with a sound come and atone for the act of a sound.
David KadoshHOST
27:57
That's why the Me'il atones for the Lashon Haram.
David KadoshHOST
28:01
And on here, the Maharal writes something beautiful.
David KadoshHOST
28:05
He says, the Lashon Haram defiles the tongue.
JoshHOST
1:55
And Chachamim worked out that the belt, you need five sellers' worth of wool.
JoshHOST
2:02
If we are saying clothes in the Beis Hamikdash, which you need wool, maybe it's the me'il, the coat that covers the coin from head to toe.
JoshHOST
2:12
If you want to be mechadesh, a shiur, the measurement, you can only take the smaller one of the different choices you have at hand, unless you know otherwise.
JoshHOST
2:25
Okay, if we're going to small stuff, there's a very, very small kippah, literally, of wool that was on the Kohen Gadol's head, where he would put the tzitz on top of this kippah.
Aryeh LebowitzHOST
6:45
So the Chacham assume that that's five Sla'im, that the amount of wool that it takes to make a proper Avnet is Chamesh Sla'im.
Aryeh LebowitzHOST
6:52
So says Gemara, "Ema Me'il", but maybe how do you know it's about the Avnet? Maybe it's about giving him a Beged like the Me'il, which is much, much larger, and therefore it should not be five Sla'im, it should be something much bigger.
Aryeh LebowitzHOST
7:02
So says Gemara, "Tafasta Mbula Tafasta, Tafasta Mbula Tafasta", that all we know is that the Torah says you have to give him something that is useful to make one of the Bigdei Kehuna.
Aryeh LebowitzHOST
7:10
So there are lots of different Bigdei Kehuna, so we pick the smallest one 'cause that's always the rule, that we always go with the smallest possible level in, uh, uh, in-- and then we assume that's what the Torah is teaching us that you have to do.
Aaron CohenHOST
2:23
Uh, the smallest beged he could possibly make from, uh, that he would be able to use as part of the Bigdei Kehuna, that would be enough to make an Avnet.
Aaron CohenHOST
2:29
Says Gemara, "Why Avnet?" [speaking foreign language] Maybe the me'il, which is a much longer cloak that he was wearing.
Aaron CohenHOST
2:33
Why Avnet? Why are you choosing an Avnet? Maybe you should give him a lot more wool enough to make a me'il.
Aaron CohenHOST
2:37
Says Gemara, [speaking foreign language] as we know the halakha, [speaking foreign language] if you, you could only pick the smallest one, and therefore that's why I'm gonna tell you Avnet.
Aaron CohenHOST
2:45
You start telling me me'il, ask you other kashas, how do you know not Avnet? [speaking foreign language] not that way, and therefore [speaking foreign language] so you take the smallest one and the shear it's gonna be is [speaking foreign language] Avnet, which is obviously a much small-smaller shear of wool.
Aaron CohenHOST
2:58
Says Gemara, "Okay, but I found a smaller one." If you're gonna tell me [speaking foreign language] what's smaller than a Avnet? We don't know anything.
Aaron CohenHOST
3:04
Says the Gemara, the [speaking foreign language] maybe the [speaking foreign language] the woolen kippah that the Kohen Gadol used to wear.
speaker_0HOST
2:34
"Lamud la'shareiz," there has to be enough wool to make something which is part of the big decohuna, AKA the avnet.
speaker_0HOST
2:42
The Gemara says, "What about the me'il? Why does it have to be the avnet?" Me'il is way too big.
speaker_0HOST
2:47
[in foreign language] We'll go with the smallest.
speaker_0HOST
2:51
The Gemara says, "If you're going small, the [in foreign language] they find in the braisa the Kohen Gadol used to wear under the, the titz.

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