Zmanim

That's what we said in the Mishnah, three opinions.

What the Gemara is going to say is, here, the Zmanim given in the Breita is, Misha'anim Adchil L'Echol Pito BaMelach, Ad Je'o Yipater Mitoch Seudaton, until he leaves his meal.

Okay, so.

it's obvious the end time is Cholek on the Mishnah.

Now don't lose track of the Cheshbon.

So far we had a Mishnah, and we have Breitein 1.

Breitein 1 says, What are the Zmanim? What are the Zmanim? That's what we're trying to say now.

Let's see if that's gonna hold.

It's the time when it's light enough to determine and differentiate between techeles, the blue, and the white.

And you'll have to look on a Zmanim calendar at any given time of the year when that falls.

Again, it is before sunrise.

If a person has to go and travel.

You should know, by the way, although it's not explicit in the text, sometimes people here come to my Shabbos afternoon shiur, not many, but what I like to do on a Shabbos afternoon shiur is find the most wayward, off-the-beaten-track, nuanced derivations of the Torah, of the Parsha, that come to a halacha.

You might not know it, but this episode of the angel's Getting Lot and making him sort of move away is actually the source of much of our Zmanim.

Our Zmanim, like how we calculate when Shabbos starts, is based on this Parsha.

What? Shabbos? I don't see anything here about candle lighting times.

So the reason is because based on the textual descriptions of... how left early in the morning, and how he got to Tzohar later in the morning, it dictates to us the time that it takes to walk at the bathing of Alos HaShachar until Hanetz HaChama, when the sun rises.

Question two, is that the order is a little bit strange.

We start with Kriya Shema Shal Arvit, and then the next Mishnah, if you flip a few Mishnahs ahead, it's going to say, and what are the Zmanim for Kriya Shema in the morning?

It's not a Mishnah.

It puts the evening Shema before the morning Shema.

Tanakh, the author, started off with the evening.

You could say, so it started off with the evening.

Then it spoke about the Zmanim of the morning Shacharit, of Shema.

But once it was talking about the morning, it wanted to explain the morning.

But to do it, consider.

That's why I pushed the Zmanim earlier for the Tal Sitzvon.

Because it's a, it's a, I'll already point to the danger of doing this.

Okay, we'll talk about that another time.

We could find out which one was the thing.

And there is a Radak on the word Kalatz Matay Tomarna as the Zmanim.

Here.

Yeah, that's the one.

So maybe it's something along those lines.

Talking about Zmanim, I came across a very interesting Rarmakam today in Yerdeikot Beidaled with the Einas of Yosef.

Ayin Shom in the Shach and the Seder Teir, quite an interesting piece.

And talking about the Aviyosef, which is lumped together over there with the Arzeruah, today there's something called Darmalaktim, very Gishmakasefer, for those who like it.