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Sep 12, 2026

Shalom RosnerHOST
0:29
So first the Mishnah says, As we continue, in terms of who the Kohen is allowed to marry, and again, as we get into this, because we spoke about what happens if there is a Zika, what happens if there's an issue of an Isser Kahuna that is involved, so the Mishnah has got into who's the Kohen allowed to marry, who's the Kohen Gadol not allowed to marry, and this all came from the fact that we spoke about definitions of a Maisa Bia.
Shalom RosnerHOST
0:55
The definition of a Maisa Bia is not only because of Yibum, for the good, positive idea of Yibum, but also the negative idea of that's how the Mishnah continues.
Shalom RosnerHOST
1:09
So now we're up to Kohen Hedyot.
Shalom RosnerHOST
1:13
So Kohen Hedyot cannot marry an islandess unless he already has children.
Yosef MizrachiHOST
16:49
She tricked him.
Yosef MizrachiHOST
16:50
Why? He promised her to give him his third son, Shelo- Shela, to give her, to give, uh, her the son to do Yibum.
Yosef MizrachiHOST
16:59
But he was young.
Yosef MizrachiHOST
17:00
Wait until he grow.
Yosef Haim RabbaniHOST
13:24
What's Isha Katlanit? Her mazal is bad, and she causes her husband to pass away.
Yosef Haim RabbaniHOST
13:30
So the makhloket now, in the poskirim, what about if the third time is Yibum?
speaker_2UNKNOWN
13:36
That's it.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
13:37
Okay?
Yosef Haim RabbaniHOST
13:37
Third time, Yibum.
Yosef Haim RabbaniHOST
13:38
Which means the first guy passed away, she got remarried.
Yosef Haim RabbaniHOST
13:41
That guy passed without children.
Yosef Haim RabbaniHOST
13:43
Now she has to do Yibum.
ResnickHOST
10:06
The same thing would apply to a yivamah.
ResnickHOST
10:10
who refuses Yibum, which means a woman whose husband died, they didn't have children, now she has a quasi-relationship with her husband's brother, she has to solidify that relationship through a marriage, or Khalitza, which is to terminate that relationship.
ResnickHOST
10:25
But if she's holding, again, if she's trying to cause pain and abuse to the man in either of these situations, either they've gone through Kiddushin, or she's a Yavama and refuses to do Yibum, if she's doing this to cause pain and harm to the man, she's called a Mayretas.
ResnickHOST
10:39
Now Halacha Yudgim El Eimer Edes, who gets divorced, remember, after 12 months without the husband paying off her ksoba, she has to return all the gifts, any of the property that's given to her by her husband.
ResnickHOST
10:51
When it comes to the property that she brought into the marriage, Then, whoever takes possession of this, of the property, gets it first, and that's only true of Nixay Tzayn Barzal.
Mati NovickHOST
16:00
In both cases, again, only if she does this as a form of revenge against the husband or against the avam, not if she says, in which case the din for the Rambam is different as we saw in Halakhah Chet.
Mati NovickHOST
16:12
The second example of Yibum depends on the important question, which we'll discuss when we get to Hilchot Yibum and Chalitza, of whether Yibum is preferable to Chalitza or the other way around.
Mati NovickHOST
16:23
The Ramah writes that for Ashkenazim, who see Chalitza as preferable, there is no rebellion on the part of the Shomerot Yavam in refusing to undergo Yibum and insisting on Chalitza instead.
Mati NovickHOST
16:35
Halacha Yud Gimel.
Mati NovickHOST
16:37
וכן כל מה שתאבד מנחסה שקיבל הבל האחריותן עליו אינו משלם לה כלום.
Shalom RosnerHOST
0:05
We're in a new world, Parak Habal Yevimto.
Shalom RosnerHOST
0:07
As we get into also a lot of nitty-gritty details of the mitzvah of Yibum.
Shalom RosnerHOST
0:12
Again, that's what all these prakam are about.
Shalom RosnerHOST
0:16
And other topics as well, as we'll see, especially the next Parak, a lot about Achilas Truma.
Shalom RosnerHOST
1:34
Doesn't matter if there's a Maisa Bia that's done.
Shalom RosnerHOST
1:37
So then that's all that matters.
Shalom RosnerHOST
1:39
And Yibum takes place.
Shalom RosnerHOST
1:41
Also, One doesn't need, as the Gemara is going to talk about, any isser, right? Any act that requires a maisa b'ya, even t'chilas b'ya.
Shalom RosnerHOST
0:04
Lamed Beis, the last daf here in the fifth Perek of Yevamos, Perek Heigam Leo.
Shalom RosnerHOST
0:08
And we continue the theme of this Perek, and that is when I am involved in a number of Yibum activities, as we have said.
Shalom RosnerHOST
0:16
Yibum, Chal- Biya, Yibum/Biya, Chalitza, Get, and Maimar, right? Putting all those together and all the different, uh, orders and permutations that it might, uh, happen, that's what we have been talking about.
Shalom RosnerHOST
0:27
And the, the Mishnah said a number of times, a few times already in this Perek, uh, "Ein achar chalitza klum.
Shalom RosnerHOST
0:33
Ein achar biya klum." Meaning once Yibum is done, once an appropriate Chalitza is done, so then, uh, there wouldn't be any- anything, uh, else to do.
Shalom RosnerHOST
0:41
So we did, I think, the Mishnayis on Lamed Alef, Lamed Beis, uh, towards the bottom, where the Gemara explained that this-- The Mishnah, the Mishnayis explained that these rules apply to whether there is one Yavam and one Yevamah, or one Yavam and three Yevamahs.
Shalom RosnerHOST
0:56
As we have said, uh, all the rules would, uh, would still apply.
Shalom RosnerHOST
1:00
Once there's a Chalitza done to one of them, then they're all nefteres, right? You don't need more than, more than one.
Yitzchak EtshalomHOST
4:49
There's no objective identification of a zar, because a zar can be a non-koin gadol, can be a non-koin, can be a non-levi.
Yitzchak EtshalomHOST
4:57
It can be a brother, somebody who's not one of the brothers in the case of Yibum.
Yitzchak EtshalomHOST
5:02
It's always a czar, an outsider.
Yitzchak EtshalomHOST
5:05
And so ger might kind of have the same sort of flow to it.
David MilstonHOST
8:52
I can't think of an allusion to divorce anywhere else in the Torah.
David MilstonHOST
8:55
Yibum is in Sefer Dvarim.
David MilstonHOST
8:57
The only allusion I can think of Yibum in Sefer Dvarim in the rest of the Torah is Tamar and Yehudah, which is similar to Yibum, but it's not halakhic Yibum.
David MilstonHOST
9:08
But that's what he says.
David MilstonHOST
9:09
Any mitzvah mentioned in Sefer Dvarim has been mentioned in the Torah.
David BassousHOST
38:33
Interesting.
David BassousHOST
38:33
That's why laws of Yibum.
David BassousHOST
38:35
A person has to have a physical continuity in this world to have a vehicle to serve G-d in this world.
David BassousHOST
38:39
It's also very important.

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