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Oct 28, 2026
Yoni FischerHOST
I showed you that Rashi.
Yoni FischerHOST
In Sanhedrin.
Yoni FischerHOST
Bottom Rashi.
Yoni FischerHOST
Marukva.
Simcha HerzogGUEST
The Tferas Yisrael in his famous commentary on the Mishnah.
Simcha HerzogGUEST
So if you look in the end of Sanhedrin, so he has something called the Drush Arachayim.
Simcha HerzogGUEST
So over there he has the whole Drusha.
Simcha HerzogGUEST
And over there he talks about the evidence that nowadays...
Yakov FrandHOST
He's mocking the Rebellion, but at least he did it himself.
Yakov FrandHOST
Now, the Mefarshim point out, and where's the punishment to Parai? So the Sanhedrin says, you know what Parai's punishment is? That he survived.
Yakov FrandHOST
And he had to watch.
Yakov FrandHOST
And he had to see everything.
Michael RosensweigHOST
Either way, this is a fascinating Gemara, right? The Gemara is comparing Kotzer with Tochen and Chelev and Dam.
Michael RosensweigHOST
But if you look at Rashi, Rashi explains, it's a very well-known Rashi, Rashi says, one second, one second, Chelev and Dam, everybody have that? What? What's that? So just to make it clear, Rashi in Sanhedrin, this same Gemara appears in Sanhedrin.
Michael RosensweigHOST
If you look at the Masoris Hashas, I think he tells it to you also.
Michael RosensweigHOST
Sanhedrin, Samech Beis, Omet Aleph.
Michael RosensweigHOST
If you look at Rashi and Sanhedrin, when he comments on the connection to Chela and Adam, he says, Here, Rashi is basically saying, you can't take the Gemara literally.
Michael RosensweigHOST
It's true the Gemara is comparing to Chela and Adam.
Michael RosensweigHOST
They don't mean it that like chel v'dam, it's two separate sheimos iser, they mean that there's chiluk chatos, but it's for a different reason.
Michael RosensweigHOST
Right? But maybe, as long as you're not repeating or continuing, right, or copying, whenever you do like a separate Mais Avera, maybe that's also considered to be you know, enough for a separate korba.
Hershel SchachterHOST
The other one is Chayav Misah.
Hershel SchachterHOST
So why does it say in the plural, "Oso VeEs Hen"? So one Tanna, Machlikot Rabbi Akiva and Rabbi Shimon in Sanhedrin.
Hershel SchachterHOST
So one Tanna says, there's "Achas MeHen." "SheKeim BeLashon Yevani Korin LeAchas Hen." Hen means one.
Hershel SchachterHOST
O-N-E is hen.
Hershel SchachterHOST
So the Gemara says, Chamoso Lacha Misas Ishto is also, but there's no, but there's no Chayav Misah.
Hershel SchachterHOST
So there's a big Machlikis in Rishonim, is there an Issur Kares or not? Is there an Issur Kares? So here they discuss it over here.
Hershel SchachterHOST
Rashi writes on the Gemara Sanhedrin, there's no Kares, but there's an Orur.
Hershel SchachterHOST
It's in Todeh Sedrah.
Gideon RothsteinHOST
He's going to find a way to explain it away.
Gideon RothsteinHOST
He notes a Mi'imi in Sanhedrin who says that if somebody is involved in the seven missiles, we honor them because they're doing what they're supposed to be doing.
Gideon RothsteinHOST
So it's an honorable non-Jew.
Gideon RothsteinHOST
And that's even more so if they're trying to learn about things, to learn them fully enough so that they can convert and that he's going to keep the basic mitzvot for the right reasons and all the good purposes.
JustinHOST
Now, the Talmud's own teaching about the Noahide laws is severe.
JustinHOST
In the Tractate Sanhedrin, the rabbis discuss death as the penalty for a non-Jew who violates them, idolatry included.
JustinHOST
A program that requires a Christian to abandon not only the Christian theology, but his attachment to Jesus Christ is a program that requires him to abandon Christ.
JustinHOST
For Catholics, the question is not academic.
Dovid BogopulskyHOST
And if you don't know it, then you're not worthy of receiving it.
Dovid BogopulskyHOST
There's a Rambam in Sanhedrin.
Dovid BogopulskyHOST
The Rambam in Hilchas Sanhedrin says, that a judge is not allowed to act, he's not allowed to look down upon a person that comes to him for a court case, even if the person is a lowly individual, he's a Nebuch, he's a low Yitzchak, he's not a successful person, the judge, he's not allowed to treat him any differently.
Dovid BogopulskyHOST
And the Rambam writes, the reason is, is because this person is of the children of Avram, Yitzchak and Yaakov, And Hashem took him out of Mitzrayim.
Dovid BogopulskyHOST
So you see that the experience of Yetzias Mitzrayim wasn't only to show the greatness of Hashem, but it was also supposed to instill within us the greatness of ourself.
Dovid BogopulskyHOST
And even with the struggle, recognizes that even though he feels unworthy, if he can look past that and see he's worthy, he is someone that's worthy of getting the Torah.
Dovid BogopulskyHOST
And if he doesn't recognize it, and he's always striving for something else, because he's not comfortable and confident with what he has, he might lose what he has.
Dovid BogopulskyHOST
There's a Gemara in Sanhedrin that says, I'm going to say it in English.
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