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Sep 22, 2026
Michelle Cohen FarberHOST
And who did the Avoda there? The firstborns.
Michelle Cohen FarberHOST
There was a sugya in Zevachim where there was a machloket about this on daf kuf tev vav, about whether they, the Bechorot, worked until the Mishkan or only until Matan Torah.
Michelle Cohen FarberHOST
Okay? But we're going with this one right here, that until Matan Torah, the Bechorot worked in the temple, and only after the Torah was given did it switch to the Levites.
Michelle Cohen FarberHOST
So how did the Bechorot work if they weren't sanctified after Makat Bechorot? To which there's a very obvious answer.
Avraham Meyer ZajacHOST
So Esve, Rabbi Yechanan to the Shelacich, says in a Mishnah, [speaking foreign language], even after we left Mitzrayim, let's not forget that the Mishkan went into effect, right, on the, on the Shivas Mitzrayim, on Chaf Ayader, or on Rosh Chodesh Nisan, [speaking foreign language].
Avraham Meyer ZajacHOST
But beforehand, [speaking foreign language] we were allowed to offer a carbon Hashem on a Bama, and we learnt a lot about a Bama in the sect of Zevachim ve'avoda.
Avraham Meyer ZajacHOST
But on a Bama, who did the avoda? The Bechorahs.
Avraham Meyer ZajacHOST
Now think about it.
Michelle Cohen FarberHOST
But in a nutshell, we have that kosher animals, the firstborn animal of a mother goes to the Kohen, has to be brought as a sacrifice.
Michelle Cohen FarberHOST
We spent a long time on this in, throughout the last few Masechtot, especially when there was mention of this at the end of Chulin and also in Zevachim.
Michelle Cohen FarberHOST
We talked about Bechorot, it's one of the Korbanot, um, because it basically is sanctified already in utero.
Michelle Cohen FarberHOST
It's the firstborn, comes out, it has to go to the Kohen, and the Kohen has to sacrifice it unless it gets blemished.
Shalom RosnerHOST
[inhales] Um, weiter says the Gemara-- We could talk about the Bidka Kehana.
Shalom RosnerHOST
We had two, we had two daf be-iyun shiurim, if you remember, about Bidka Kehana last year in the, uh, in Zevachim discussions, in the Menachos discussions.
Shalom RosnerHOST
Feel free to, uh, to listen to that.
Shalom RosnerHOST
We go weiter, though.
Aryeh LebowitzHOST
It's like this little cap that, uh, that in addition to the Mitznefes, that's m-- that's M'feresh in the Torah, that was not made out of Techeles, Kohen Gadol had this little woolen cap that was made out of Techeles, and the Tzitz would go over that.
Aryeh LebowitzHOST
So the Torah Shayim wonders, you know, the Gemara says in Zevachim Daf Yudas that the hair of the Kohen Gadol w-would appear in between the Tzitz and the Mitznefes, and that's where the Makom Tefillin was.
Aryeh LebowitzHOST
The, uh-- that he would put it directly on his head in between the Tzitz and the Mitznefes.
Aryeh LebowitzHOST
But wait a second, if there was a wool cap that covered his whole head, then you didn't see any hair that was exposed, and where does, uh, the, uh, the Tefillin go? It would be, uh, it would be a Chatzitz between his head and the, uh, and the Tefillin.
Avi SlanskyHOST
But in a regular issur kolel, there will only be one issur.
Avi SlanskyHOST
Whom is that shitah? Amar Rava says, Rava, you know who this is? This is Rav Yosef Kelili he d'tztanan teaches Rav Yosef Kelili, a Gemara that we learned in Zevachim, tamei sh'chal kodesh, which is, you know, we're discussing if the item that you're eating has two problems, it's nevelah and geir anashe.
Avi SlanskyHOST
We had a precedent to this, says Rava, back in Zevachim, when the mensch, the person eating it is tamei, and he's eating something he cannot eat, which is kodshim.
Avi SlanskyHOST
What was the halacha over there? Bein kodesh tamei, bein kodesh tahor.
Avi SlanskyHOST
Whether what he's eating is something that is kodshim, which is tamei or tahor, he is chayav, says the Tanaka.
Avi SlanskyHOST
So says the Gemara, "So ask the chakhamim to Rav Yosef Kelili, how could they differentiate between the two cases?" So explains the Gemara, now that we're gonna understand shitahs of Yosef Kelili, we're gonna be able to extend it to understand that our chakhamim in our case is going to be Rav Yosef Kelili.
Avi SlanskyHOST
Explains the Gemara, shava kamru l'rabnan d'Rav Yosef Kelili.
Avi SlanskyHOST
Rav Yo- Rabbanan seemingly have a good ta'anah of Yosef Kelili, so how do you explain shitah of Yosef Kelili? Amar Rava, and this is a exchange from Zevachim, Amar Rava, benitma hagov achach nitma basar.
Avi SlanskyHOST
Says the Gemara quoting our Mishnah, sounds very similar to our Mishneh.
Avi SlanskyHOST
Our Mishneh on Zevachim that we learned.
Avi SlanskyHOST
"Tanan Asa, Dam SheNizar B'Mayim YiShamar Is Dam Kasher." If it so looks like blood, it's kosher and you gotta put it on the Mizbeach.
Avi SlanskyHOST
"Nizar B'Mai Ayin," right, it's like, "Yilu Mai," viewed as if it's water.
Avi SlanskyHOST
"Nizar V'Dam Behemah, Oi V'Dam Achaya," right, and as long, "Yilu Mai," Amar Rav Yuda Amar.
Avi SlanskyHOST
"Ei Dam M'Vatel Dam." So says the Gemara, ki- seemingly almost an identical Mishneh over there in Zevachim.
Avi SlanskyHOST
And on this said, "Amar Rav Huna V'Rav Yehuda, Lo Shalosh Noflu Mai Im HaDam." The water fell into the blood, aval o ever, "Lo Fal Dam N-Tekah Maiym." If the dam fell into the water, Reshain, Reshain, M'Vatel.
Avi SlanskyHOST
As it falls in, it's going to be M'Vatel, and therefore it's going to not have the Din of dam, and it'll not be kosher to put on the Mizbeach.
Michelle Cohen FarberHOST
But what about all the other avodot? So now they're going to list all the other avodot, and that's why I didn't start it yesterday, 'cause it's this long list that goes into the next daf.
Michelle Cohen FarberHOST
Minei lerabot chameshetshra avodot lei, ki'gon, and this is good review of all the things we learned in Menachot and Zevachim.
Michelle Cohen FarberHOST
Hayitzikot, the pouring of the oil on top of the mincha, the bililot, the mixing of the oil and the, and the solet, and the fa-- the flour that's used.
Michelle Cohen FarberHOST
The pititot, the bringing, breaking it up into little pieces.
Shalom RosnerHOST
So Tosafot has that sofeik.
Shalom RosnerHOST
Does it apply by Terumah or not? Are there limitations into how one is allowed to eat Terumah? Tosafot here, though, already, uh, discusses, so the Gemara here says le mashchas, you have to eat it with mustard, you have to eat it roasted, but doesn't the Gemara in Zevachim say that the kohen can eat it however they want? The Gemara says there, the Mishnah, u'bekulan rashah na koalim.
Shalom RosnerHOST
Tosafot quotes it.
Shalom RosnerHOST
Lashonot bachila, tslui and shlukin muvushalim.
Sruli RappsHOST
What a great Masechta.
Sruli RappsHOST
Cheva, what, what, what's your take on Masechta Chulin? What do you think? It was great, right? Especially after Zevachim and Menachos.
Sruli RappsHOST
It was nice to kind of have a different way.
Sruli RappsHOST
It, it, it's more linear than Zevachim and Menachos.
Sruli RappsHOST
Zevachim and Menachos is more, is more horizontal, I guess, if that makes sense.
Sruli RappsHOST
Anyways, with like all the korbonos and all the thinking about it, all the details, uh, I think we're gonna get back into-- I have a feeling that for the next few Masechtas there's gonna be more of like kodshim-y kind of brain.
Sruli RappsHOST
Hakuponim.
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