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Rabbi Ishmael

Rabbi Ishmael

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Nov 4, 2026

JoshHOST
28:15
By B'chor, also we have the Pesuk mentions HaZachar, the male, and it also mentions HaZacharim, the males, one by the male.
JoshHOST
28:24
B'chor of Qorusha species, won by the B'chor of the donkey, and therefore the price is like Chachanim, it's not like Rabbi Ishmael, and therefore we don't have an answer for Rabbi Ishmael.
JoshHOST
28:34
Meaning, let's just summarize how the surah ends.
JoshHOST
28:36
Rather said, I'm not sure when Rabbi Ishmael mentioned in our Mishnah that this androgynous can be shechted at home.
JoshHOST
28:43
Is it because Yehoah's androgynous is definitely treated like a male, but it's got a blemish? Or he's not sure if it's male or female, but either way you can shecht it at home, because if it's female, you can shecht it at home, because it's female.
JoshHOST
28:51
If it's male, you can shecht it at home, because it's got a blemish.
Yaakov WolbeHOST
1:51
He was a student as well.
Yaakov WolbeHOST
1:54
He was the teacher of Rabbi Yishmael, one of the great sages of the Talmud.
Yaakov WolbeHOST
1:58
And there's not much that we know about him.
Yaakov WolbeHOST
2:00
There are a few teachings brought in his name.
Yaakov WolbeHOST
2:03
There's a few interesting stories, which I want to share.
Yaakov WolbeHOST
2:06
The stories about Rabbi Yishmael ben Zakkai.
Yaakov WolbeHOST
2:10
So the Talmud says that he lived a very long life.
Yaakov WolbeHOST
2:14
And there's a series of teachings in the Talmud where the sages who had long life, they were probed.
Yitzchak EtshalomHOST
19:40
At the end of Parshat Mitzorah.
Yitzchak EtshalomHOST
19:46
It says, and this is the law, So why does it emphasize ish? In the style of Rabbi Ishmael, that's the way the Torah speaks, ish ish kiazav misoro.
Yitzchak EtshalomHOST
20:13
Okay.
Yitzchak EtshalomHOST
20:15
What's that? Therefore, to tell you that even a katan could become tame by contact with a mate.
Sruli RappsHOST
28:34
Anyways, while they did whatever terrible thing they were forced to do, they were counting the number of bones in her body and it turned out that there were 252.
Sruli RappsHOST
28:48
So they asked Rabbi Yishmael why the 252.
Sruli RappsHOST
28:51
Maybe you are... asking me about a woman.
Sruli RappsHOST
29:01
A woman has 252 rather than 248 because as we can see from Psukim, there are an extra two hinges and an extra two doors.
Sruli RappsHOST
32:13
These extra bones, the outstanding four or five bones are not, however, metamin ba'o.
Sruli RappsHOST
32:22
The 248 would be included in like Rav Minyan, for example, not these extra five.
Sruli RappsHOST
32:28
I'm not even sure where you would identify these extra five because I don't think that there are actually five that you can identify physically, but If you could, then, I mean, apparently the Tamidim of Rabbi Yishmael identified four of them.
Sruli RappsHOST
32:46
The apostle says that that the bones that would be would be bones that everybody has.
Reuven SteinHOST
24:10
What's considered normal? How many limbs and organs does a normal person have? So I'm going to give you a little bit of information.
Reuven SteinHOST
24:18
It once happened that the students of Rav Yishmael they cooked a prostitute.
Reuven SteinHOST
24:27
The story is the king ordered that this woman be killed and they In the Middle Ages, they used to do stuff with people's bodies to set an example.
Reuven SteinHOST
24:40
It wasn't just the shooting.
Avi LebowitzHOST
15:39
So Bayin Isha, it's not just four extra, it's five extra.
Avi LebowitzHOST
15:42
So Reekieva, so one second, I thought that students of Rav Yishmael did an experiment, and they found 252.
Avi LebowitzHOST
15:49
It should really be 253.
Avi LebowitzHOST
15:51
Okay.
Eli J. MansourHOST
21:51
No, the Hadushah, that's the number across the world, no matter how much bones he has or doesn't.
Eli J. MansourHOST
22:00
There was a famous story with the students of Rabi Ishmael.
Eli J. MansourHOST
22:03
They had to cook or burn a zonah.
Eli J. MansourHOST
22:12
The king mandated that the zonah should be burned, because I guess she committed the znut, and therefore the students had to execute her, so they had to burn her.
Moshe ElefantHOST
30:02
The passage says, Rabbi Shuaimer says, So there's a woman, about a woman who's in childbirth.
Moshe ElefantHOST
30:21
So ask the Gemara, but according to Rebbe Kiva that says that a woman has five extra Eivorim, here we just learned by the Talmide of Rabbi Yishmael that there were four extra, 252.
Moshe ElefantHOST
30:38
And this is the Gemara, Dilma Eide Dezutra, Rabbi Kiva just said that Rekeva said there are a total of five.
Moshe ElefantHOST
30:47
Two Tzirim, two Dalsis, and one Mefteyach.
Chaim WolosowHOST
29:35
So they want to ask Rabbi Akiva, according to Rabbi Akiva, that a woman has five additional keys.
Chaim WolosowHOST
29:41
limbs than a man, Kashi, the Talmud of Rabbi Yishmael.
Chaim WolosowHOST
29:45
So then there will be a question from the story of the students of Rabbi Yishmael, who found in a woman only 252, four more.
Chaim WolosowHOST
29:53
But according to Rabbi Akiva, there's 253.
Chaim WolosowHOST
29:56
And the one that answers, Dilma, I did the Zutre, itmuche mitmach.
Eli J. MansourHOST
21:51
No, the Hadushah, that's the number across the world, no matter how much bones he has or doesn't.
Eli J. MansourHOST
22:00
There was a famous story with the students of Rabi Ishmael.
Eli J. MansourHOST
22:03
They had to cook or burn a zonah.
Eli J. MansourHOST
22:12
The king mandated that the zonah should be burned, because I guess she committed the znut, and therefore the students had to execute her, so they had to burn her.

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