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Uktzim

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Oct 14, 2026

Zvi HermanHOST
1:50
As we pointed out last week, we kind of gave a little bit of introduction.
Zvi HermanHOST
1:52
We talked about Hashem [laughs] Rav or whatever, whatever, whichever beracha you're ... you know, whichever tefillah you're saying, about which the Mishnah says in Uktzin, the last Mishnah, right, in, in, in Shas, "Lo matzah hakadosh baruch hu kli maksik berachot liYisrael ela Shalom." Hakadosh Baruch Hu did not find a utensil or a container, probably more accurately, that holds beracha for Am Yisrael like Shalom, like peace.
Zvi HermanHOST
3:10
Shalom holds the key to all of our blessings.
Zvi HermanHOST
3:12
But, uh, but to get to Shem Shalom, right, we have to go through the other 19 berachos, right? So much so that it says in Shulchan Aruch, uh, in, uh, Siman Kuf Yod Tes, right, that if a person misses a beracha by accident, let's say you're missing a page in your siddur, right, and you're just ...
Michelle Cohen FarberHOST
16:56
Okay.
Michelle Cohen FarberHOST
16:56
This is a Mishnah in Uktzin.
Michelle Cohen FarberHOST
17:00
Nevelat behemat meit ah bechol makom.
Michelle Cohen FarberHOST
17:02
Okay.
Chananya KramerHOST
5:47
Tashema.
Chananya KramerHOST
5:47
The Mishnah in the third parak of Uktzin says that Nivlas Beheimat Tameah Pichol Mokayim.
Chananya KramerHOST
5:52
that the dead carcass of a not kosher animal is considered a nevela, no matter how it dies, either a shchita or any other cause.
Chananya KramerHOST
6:00
And the nevela of a kosher bird.

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