Daf Yomi - Rabbi Chaim Wolosow
Sep 27, 2026 · 23 min · 5 segments
Bechoros - Page 9a https://www.torahrecordings.com/tlamud/005_seder_kodshim/004/009a
Chaim WolosowHost
[door closing] [inhaling] [door closing] [inhaling] Mesechta Bechorot, daf tes, amud alef, page nine, side A. Kimoti, when the s-- boat reached Levevliya, uh, to a place, uh, that, uh, the waters, uh, would f-swallow everything, uh, that, uh comes there.
So Rabbi Yehoshua ben Chananya filled a small vessel, uh, with the waters that swallow.
Kad asu, and when the... came, when they came to Rome, to the place where the Caesar was, uh, sitting, oykemin hu kamei Kaisar, he s-s-placed the elders of Attila in front of the Caesar.
So the Caesar saw that they were in pain, they were degraded, because they have been taken away and exiled from their place.
Amar lei, so the Caesar says to Yehoshua ben Chananya: "Haneh lo avnin hu." These are not the elders of Attila, because they don't look like, they look degraded, and they don't look like, in their state, like the elders of Attila.
So Rabbi Yehoshua ben Chananya took from the sand of the land that he took with him, and he threw it at them.
And once they smelled the smell of the sand, of the earth of their land, they thought that they were close to their place.
Amar lei: "Kol debaris avid bu." So the melech says to Rabbi Yehoshua ben Chananya: "Do with them as you like." Isinu maiyo de'asis mibeivliya.
So Rabbi Yehoshua ben Chananya brought the water that he filled up from the Beivliya, from that water, from the seawater.
Amar lehu, Rabbi Yehoshua ben Chananya said to the elders of Attila: "Malíu lehu beizin l'chu." He said, "Fill up the barrels with water, and then you can go." Malu, so they filled, uh, they filled many vessels with water.
So like this, they filled water into the barrel until their, uh, shoulders were dislocated.
[door closing] [inhaling] [door closing] [inhaling] Mesechta Bechorot, daf tes, amud alef, page nine, side A. Kimoti, when the s-- boat reached Levevliya, uh, to a place, uh, that, uh, the waters, uh, would f-swallow everything, uh, that, uh comes there.
So Rabbi Yehoshua ben Chananya filled a small vessel, uh, with the waters that swallow.
Kad asu, and when the... came, when they came to Rome, to the place where the Caesar was, uh, sitting, oykemin hu kamei Kaisar, he s-s-placed the elders of Attila in front of the Caesar.
So the Caesar saw that they were in pain, they were degraded, because they have been taken away and exiled from their place.
Amar lei, so the Caesar says to Yehoshua ben Chananya: "Haneh lo avnin hu." These are not the elders of Attila, because they don't look like, they look degraded, and they don't look like, in their state, like the elders of Attila.
So Rabbi Yehoshua ben Chananya took from the sand of the land that he took with him, and he threw it at them.
And once they smelled the smell of the sand, of the earth of their land, they thought that they were close to their place.
Amar lei: "Kol debaris avid bu." So the melech says to Rabbi Yehoshua ben Chananya: "Do with them as you like." Isinu maiyo de'asis mibeivliya.
So Rabbi Yehoshua ben Chananya brought the water that he filled up from the Beivliya, from that water, from the seawater.
Amar lehu, Rabbi Yehoshua ben Chananya said to the elders of Attila: "Malíu lehu beizin l'chu." He said, "Fill up the barrels with water, and then you can go." Malu, so they filled, uh, they filled many vessels with water.
So like this, they filled water into the barrel until their, uh, shoulders were dislocated.
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