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Oct 14, 2026

Marc ShapiroHOST
1:21
I, I'm doing an article on this, and I'm gonna give all sorts of sources.
Marc ShapiroHOST
1:24
Well, on page, uh, 72 here, he records that after one of the Rambam's ... one, one of the Rav's, uh, four-hour York se sheerim, he says, "Packed with sensational Chidushim interpreting the Rambam," he says ...
Marc ShapiroHOST
1:36
Listen to this.
Marc ShapiroHOST
1:37
"I asked the Rav if he really believed that the Rambam had all these great ideas in mind when he wrote his book.
Marc ShapiroHOST
1:45
The Rav looked at me and said, quote, 'What's the difference? Was it not a good sheer?' I was somewhat stunned by the answer.
Marc ShapiroHOST
1:53
The next morning, in conversing with the Rav's son, Rabbi Professor Chaim Soloveitchik, he told me that it is perfectly legitimate to use a text, halachic or otherwise, to launch ideas.
Marc ShapiroHOST
2:04
Irrespective of whether or not the Rambam entertained these ideas, the very ideas themselves must be considered authentic Torah and treated as such." So, uh, that, that raises the interesting issue we spoke about.
Marc ShapiroHOST
2:15
Something could be true, small T, but that doesn't mean that's what the author had in mind.
Michelle Cohen FarberHOST
2:00
Okay.
Michelle Cohen FarberHOST
2:01
Now, Rav had said the Halacha is like Rabbi Yossi ben Mishulam, to which they asked Rav Huna, would he say the same thing on Yom Tov? And basically, here are the two sides of the question.
Michelle Cohen FarberHOST
2:10
Exactly what I was mentioning before.
Michelle Cohen FarberHOST
2:12
Is the issue Devar She'eno Metkavein? You weren't really intending to pull out hairs, you were just intending to make some space.
Michelle Cohen FarberHOST
4:57
For the purposes of our Gemara, it doesn't really matter, but it's an interesting machloket, and I thought worth mentioning.
Michelle Cohen FarberHOST
5:02
So those are the two sides.
Michelle Cohen FarberHOST
5:04
Rav Huna said, "Well, go first find out for me," and now I also clarified this a little better, what was going on here.
Michelle Cohen FarberHOST
5:09
He said, "Find out for me if Rav really paskened like Rabbi Yossi," because his, ben Mishulam, because his basic question is, listen, if Rav doesn't even really pasken like him, then there's something to discuss.
Chaim WolosowHOST
0:07
So according to this, the reason why Rabbi Yesi and Shula permitted in our Mishnah is because something which you're not intending, [speaking foreign language] is mutar, is permissible.
Chaim WolosowHOST
0:22
So fragte Gemara, [speaking foreign language] could possibly Rav say sooo, like Hanania quoted in the name of Rav that is permissible to remove the hair for the Shechita on Yom Tov.
Chaim WolosowHOST
0:35
Because even if he's going to, uh, be detaching the hairs, it's gonna be in the Mesakaven, it's mutar.
Chaim WolosowHOST
0:43
[speaking foreign language] But Rabbi Chiya, the son of Ash, he said name of Rav, [speaking foreign language] That is the closing, the stopper of the, um, of the spout of the barrel.
Chaim WolosowHOST
1:09
You have a barrel of wine or beer, and there's a spout over there, and then you have a stopper, and you stop it by using, uh, garments that have been, uh, used-- used up garments, and you close up the hole with them.
Chaim WolosowHOST
1:23
So he says, also la duke.
Chaim WolosowHOST
1:58
But so what do we see from this halakha? Even though that when he is putting in the garment over there, he has no intention of squeezing the wine of it.
Chaim WolosowHOST
2:09
What he's doing it is only to close up the hole that is in the, uh, that is in the spout.
Eli J. MansourHOST
4:26
Gemara says, [speaking foreign language] so he tells him.
Eli J. MansourHOST
4:33
Who's asking the question over here? They, [speaking foreign language] they ask Rav Huna.
Eli J. MansourHOST
4:37
So Rav Huna answers back.
Eli J. MansourHOST
4:38
[speaking foreign language] First, go to Rav Hananel and ask him, [speaking foreign language] If he tells you that Halakha is like Rav Yosef Musulam, [speaking foreign language] I'll answer you the Gabay Yom Tov, which is first off to establish that Halakha follows Rav Yosef Musulam.
Eli J. MansourHOST
4:53
So go ask Rav Hananel and find out first if the Halakha is like this Rabbi, Rav Yosef Musulam, by Bechor.
Eli J. MansourHOST
4:59
Once you establish that, come back to me and I'll give you the Halakha for Yom Tov.
Eli J. MansourHOST
5:14
[speaking foreign language] Indeed it is mutar.
Eli J. MansourHOST
5:18
[speaking foreign language] Did Rav come along and really say this? 'Cause what's allowed to go Yom Tov is mutar, [speaking foreign language] is mutar.
Sruli RappsHOST
0:13
We are going to, let's say, explore the opinion of Rab Shimon Ben Gamliel.
Sruli RappsHOST
0:19
We'll see it's a shtikkel machloket with regard to what kind of assumptions can we make about a nursing sheep, that if a sheep is nursing a lamb, what can we know or not know about that sheep? Friends, in the Gemara, the first section, we will talk about Rav's principle.
Sruli RappsHOST
0:40
Stick with us to learn about what Rav's principle is and how it's applied.
Sruli RappsHOST
0:44
And secondly, sheep anthropology.
Sruli RappsHOST
0:47
Now, I'm not exactly sure what anthropology is.
Sruli RappsHOST
5:45
And in the Seifa, if a person goes into his flock and sees that there are a whole bunch of ewes that are nursing lambs, some of those ewes are new mothers, some of them are veteran mothers.
Sruli RappsHOST
5:57
We can assume that each mother is nursing its own child, and therefore any male lambs that are nursing from first-time mother ewes are bechorot.
Sruli RappsHOST
6:09
Says the Gemara-[smacks lips] Amar Rav Nachman Mishmei de Rav says Rav Nachman in the name of his rebbi Rav.
Phil KareshHOST
0:35
We are on daf chaf gimel am alef and we're about eight, nine lines down at the word esve.
Phil KareshHOST
0:41
Prior to today, there was a, a memra by Rav Yirmiah about the din of chozer, chozer veneor.
Phil KareshHOST
0:47
That something that was up till now laying dormant can now be activated yet again.
Phil KareshHOST
0:55
Um, and his halacha is gonna be subject to some question on this blot by a few, uh, three, four questions of the Gemara, and we'll see that, uh, that perhaps, uh, his din is not so simple.
Phil KareshHOST
2:03
That's difficult.
Phil KareshHOST
2:04
Why is that difficult? Because ve'i amras tumah k'man d'ise damei.
Phil KareshHOST
2:10
If you wanna say like Rav Yirmiah that really the tumah has always been there, it's just laying dormant and it's chozer veneor.
Phil KareshHOST
2:17
Well, when you're dealing with rov and you touched it, I could understand part of it.
Aaron Rakeffet-RothkoffHOST
0:56
I say there had to be a tzaddik on the plane.
Aaron Rakeffet-RothkoffHOST
0:58
I remember a shmuis from the Mashkiach Rav Vesem.
Aaron Rakeffet-RothkoffHOST
1:03
I'm going back to the early 50s.
Aaron Rakeffet-RothkoffHOST
1:06
And he was talking, chel emunah, ein ovel.

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Aaron Rakeffet-RothkoffHOST
9:00
Okay, so I told Rabbi Frankfurter, you have to hear a Shia.
Aaron Rakeffet-RothkoffHOST
9:06
I don't want to be interviewed until you hear a Shia, then you'll know me.
Aaron Rakeffet-RothkoffHOST
9:10
So he came here with his two sons, heard the shiur, and after the shiur he started talking about the Rav.
Aaron Rakeffet-RothkoffHOST
9:16
And I said to him, understand the Rav, it's very simple.
David BassousHOST
27:41
So interesting, now we come to interesting Talmud.
David BassousHOST
27:44
The Talmud says story of two great rabbis, Rav and Shmuel.
David BassousHOST
27:48
Rav and Shmuel were two big Rosh Yeshivas in Babylon, okay? In Sura and Pumbedita.
David BassousHOST
27:53
Okay, if you can say those words, Sura, Pumbedita, Rav and Shmuel.
David BassousHOST
27:56
Just remember Rav and Shmuel.
David BassousHOST
27:57
Rav, it says, would hold his lulav with him everywhere he went on Sukkot.
David BassousHOST
28:02
Like he, and made his day.
David BassousHOST
28:03
He was holding his lulav like, "This is, this is my, this is my Gan Eden.
David BassousHOST
27:41
So interesting, now we come to interesting Talmud.
David BassousHOST
27:44
The Talmud says, story of two great rabbis, Rav and Shmuel.
David BassousHOST
27:48
Rav and Shmuel were two big Rosh Yeshivas in Babylon, okay? In Sura and Pumbedita.
David BassousHOST
27:53
Okay, if you can say those words, Sura, Pumbedita, Rav and Shmuel.
David BassousHOST
27:56
Just remember Rav and Shmuel.
David BassousHOST
27:57
Rav it says, would hold his lulav with him everywhere he went on Sukkot.
David BassousHOST
28:02
Like he, and made his day.
David BassousHOST
28:03
He was holding his lulav like, "This is, this is my, this is my Gan Eden.
EdanHOST
1:46
Rabbi Kiva eventually married a lady called Glickal, and together they raised many children, and their daughter married somebody who would eventually become the Chassam Sefer.
EdanHOST
2:00
After his marriage, the opportunity to become a Rav of the town came his way.
EdanHOST
2:06
However, Rav Akiva wasn't interested in such a position.
EdanHOST
2:09
He understood the enormous responsibility becoming a Rav would be, and he was perfectly happy to remain as a teacher, as a Rosh Hashiva, teaching Tara, but not acting as a Rav.
EdanHOST
2:20
However, The circumstances pushed him into the position and eventually he agreed and he became the Rav.
EdanHOST
2:28
He was the Rav of his town, Marrakesh, Freeland, for about 24 years.
EdanHOST
2:33
During this time, countless letters, questions, requests for advice came his way and he answered each person.
EdanHOST
2:43
not only in halacha, but also with care and positive guidance.

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