Daf Yomi - Rabbi Chaim Wolosow
Oct 2, 2026 · 21 min · 4 segments
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Chaim WolosowHost
A behemoth which has a defect, it has a womb, is not fit to be brought on the Mizbech.
And the laws of this behemoth depended upon the situation that the behemoth was at the time that they made it hegadish they consecrated it if the hegadish took place while the animal was already while it was without a defect it was a temimah so then the kedushas aguf rested upon it and then later on if there is a blemish so even though although you cannot bring it as a carbon and you have to redeem it and to bring in the money that you receives for for it another animal for a carbon But nevertheless, even after the redemption, although you can eat it in any place and betuma while you're tummy, but it hasn't really gone out to become totally chulin, totally out of the domain of Hegdesh.
But if he consecrates the animal in the beginning after it already has a defect, so then the Kedusha of the body never rested upon it in the first place.
It only has a Kedusha of Domi, which means that it has a Kedusha that you are obligated to redeem it for money and then to go ahead and purchase with that money a behemoth or a carpet.
The Behemoth that was Mugdash to Bedi Kabbais, the one that had the only Kiddush as Domim, and has to be redeemed, that's regular Chulun.
but if it has a defect which passes, a mum that is healed eventually, so although that as long as the blemish is on the animal, it is unfit to be sacrificed, but nevertheless, even if he consecrates it after it has the mum, It still has the Kiddush Zaguf.
It has the sanctity of the body that you're going to have to bring it itself once it heals as a Kermen on the Mizpah.
A behemoth which has a defect, it has a womb, is not fit to be brought on the Mizbech.
And the laws of this behemoth depended upon the situation that the behemoth was at the time that they made it hegadish they consecrated it if the hegadish took place while the animal was already while it was without a defect it was a temimah so then the kedushas aguf rested upon it and then later on if there is a blemish so even though although you cannot bring it as a carbon and you have to redeem it and to bring in the money that you receives for for it another animal for a carbon But nevertheless, even after the redemption, although you can eat it in any place and betuma while you're tummy, but it hasn't really gone out to become totally chulin, totally out of the domain of Hegdesh.
But if he consecrates the animal in the beginning after it already has a defect, so then the Kedusha of the body never rested upon it in the first place.
It only has a Kedusha of Domi, which means that it has a Kedusha that you are obligated to redeem it for money and then to go ahead and purchase with that money a behemoth or a carpet.
The Behemoth that was Mugdash to Bedi Kabbais, the one that had the only Kiddush as Domim, and has to be redeemed, that's regular Chulun.
but if it has a defect which passes, a mum that is healed eventually, so although that as long as the blemish is on the animal, it is unfit to be sacrificed, but nevertheless, even if he consecrates it after it has the mum, It still has the Kiddush Zaguf.
It has the sanctity of the body that you're going to have to bring it itself once it heals as a Kermen on the Mizpah.
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