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It might be if there's one person is liable for the death penalty anyway, that might be an out.

So the example that's given is in Shevu Ben Bichri was one that rebelled against David HaMelech, and Joab comes to Tekoa to get him.

They eventually throw out Shevu Ben Bichri alone.

So that led, I think, Rav Yochanan-- between Rav Yochanan and Shloshkesh.

Rav Yochanan holds that if the guy is already liable for the death penalty, then the group might be allowed to do it.

[speaks foreign language] The late great Rabbi Jerry Acker, as well as the [speaks foreign language].

Today, we covered Sefer Shmuel Beis Perech Chaf, and of course, we learn about the great rebellion of Sheva ben Bichri, and of course, what happened as a result.

Who is this Sheva ben Bichri? He shows up and he turns to the people and he says to the people, "Hey, we, uh, we are done.

We have no interest in, uh, David.

We have no interest in the Nachala ben Yishai.

Everyone go to his tent." Why is he sending everyone back to his tent? What is it about this guy? So I think in order to answer that question, we need to ask a different question.

Who is Sheva ben Bichri? The Gemara in Sanhedrin on Daf Kaf HaLafam in Beis identifies Sheva ben Bichri by two other individuals.

The Gemara brings a braisa that says, [speaks foreign language] who is the father of Yeravam ben Nevat, who ultimately caused the split of Malchus Yehuda and Malchus Yisrael, of which, by the way, we happen to see the beginnings over here, uh, is also Micha, the guy from Pesel Micha, right, who, uh, also threatened to, uh, cause all sorts of problems for Am Yisrael.

They obviously have to give that person up.

K'gon sheyichdu Sheva ben Bichri.

For example, they pointed to Sheva ben Bichri.

We'll talk about who that is in a second.

Yimsru oto, ve'lo yahargu kulan.

So if we can save lives, their lives aren't going to be able to be saved.

Nachon? So that's a question.

Who is Sheva ben Bichri? He was a person who was condemned to death.