Sheep

Chul and Daf Kuf Lamed Vav continues learning the sugya of Shitas Rava B't Hamer Revi Eloi.

We had on Daf Kuf Lamed He Amad Aleph a tesefta that quoted the machlekes between the Chachamim and Rabbi Eloi as to what happens if two Jews or more, if there's a Shutfus Yisrael in Sheep, whether that exempts the mitzvah of Reshes HaGez or whether it doesn't.

Rabbi Loi holds that when the Torah uses the word Reishez Geis Tsoincha B'Lashon Yachad, titen Loi that a Lashon Yachad doesn't only exclude a Shutfas Meta Oivet Ki Chavim, but a singular expression also excludes a partnership even with another Yid.

Based on that, says Rava, what about many other mitzvahs in the Torah where there is a Lashon Yachad? And Rava is saying that one might have thought that whenever the trader uses a Lashon Yachet, it exempts a Shutfah setting, scenario, says Rava, in all of the cases that we learned until now.

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End of The Wolf and the Sheep

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The Aesop for Children Fables 141-144 By Aesop The Hare and His Ears the lion had been badly hurt by the horns of a goat which he was eating he was very angry to think that any animal that he chose for a meal should be so brazen as to wear such dangerous things as horns to scratch him while he ate so he commanded that all animals with horns should leave his domains within twenty-four hours the command struck terror among the beasts all those who were so unfortunate as to have horns began to pack up and move out even the hare who as you know has no horns and so had nothing to fear passed a very restless night dreaming awful dreams about the fearful lion and when he came out of the warren in the early morning sunshine and there saw the shadow cast by his long and pointed ears a terrible fright seized him Goodbye neighbor cricket he called I'm off He will certainly make out that my ears are horns No matter what I say Do not give your enemies the slightest reason to attack your reputation Your enemies will seize any excuse to attack you The Wolves and the Sheep A pack of wolves lurked near the sheep pasture, but the dogs kept them all at a respectful distance, and the sheep grazed in perfect safety.

But now the wolves thought of a plan to trick the sheep.

why is there always this hostility between us they said if it were not for those dogs who are always stirring up trouble i am sure we should get along beautifully send them away and you will see what good friends we shall become the sheep were easily fooled They persuaded the dogs to go away, and that very evening the wolves had the grandest feast of their lives.

So we're going to leave off over here.

And we are middle of this Gevaldik Esugia, so we established, just a quick sikum, that L'taner Rabi Eloi clearly, even if there's Shutfus Yisrael in Sheep, there is an exemption of the mitzvah of rations, I guess, because of the Lashon Yachid, Soimcha, doesn't only exclude Shutfes HaMei V'Kichavim, it also excludes the Shutfes Metayid.

However, all of the cases that we learned until now, and more cases later, we don't use a Lashon Yachid as an exclusion when the Torah also uses a Lashon Avim.

God willing to be continued.

The Bull, read by Algie Pag.

The Sheep, read by Abayee.

The Cock, read by David Purdy.

The Rabbit, read by Sarah Swart.

Forty-five.

The Piglet, the Sheep, and the Goat.

A young Pig was shut up in a fold-yard with a Goat and a Sheep.

On one occasion, when the shepherd laid hold of him, he grunted and squeaked and resisted violently.

The Sheep and the Goat complained of his distressing cries, saying, "He often handles us, and we do not cry out." To this the Pig replied, "Your handling and mine are very different things.

He catches you only for your wool or your milk, but he lays hold on me for my very life." 46: The Boy and the Filberts.

A Boy put his hand into a pitcher full of filberts.

After some time, the cottager, afraid that the Snake would bite him also, endeavored to make peace and placed some bread and salt in the hole.

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