Daf Yomi with Rabbi Phil Karesh
Oct 6, 2026 · 40 min · 10 segments
Join Daf Yomi with Rabbi Phil Karesh for a clear, on-the-Daf shiur.

It was kind of a more full version of our Mishnah, where the first half was talking about a case of someone who took an animal that had a mumkavu, and they were maktashen, and they were nifta, all the various halachos.

The second half of Rav Sheshes is Bryce that reflected the second half of our Mishnah, which was to say that...

First they were mocked to shit, perfect hektish, the animal was beautiful, and then a mum kavua kicked in.

So in that second category, we're talking about the following halacha, we are at the two dots, approximately 12 lines down, a quarter of the way down, and there the Gemara says, that when we talk about hektish, temurah can only exist within the space of actual real hektish.

So the Gemara therefore says, that obviously, it's asr, but tumura works in that case, but there's an isser of tumura, but mechanically it works, afal pideh, it's asr.

So the gemara digs in, If you do this after the pidyon, that animal is locked in a cage, not fed, and died.

Why does the animal have to die? So says the Gemara, well, what are you going to do with it? You want to be liquefied? You want to bring it as a korban? You can't do that.

It was kind of a more full version of our Mishnah, where the first half was talking about a case of someone who took an animal that had a mumkavu, and they were maktashen, and they were nifta, all the various halachos.

The second half of Rav Sheshes is Bryce that reflected the second half of our Mishnah, which was to say that...

First they were mocked to shit, perfect hektish, the animal was beautiful, and then a mum kavua kicked in.

So in that second category, we're talking about the following halacha, we are at the two dots, approximately 12 lines down, a quarter of the way down, and there the Gemara says, that when we talk about hektish, temurah can only exist within the space of actual real hektish.

So the Gemara therefore says, that obviously, it's asr, but tumura works in that case, but there's an isser of tumura, but mechanically it works, afal pideh, it's asr.

So the gemara digs in, If you do this after the pidyon, that animal is locked in a cage, not fed, and died.

Why does the animal have to die? So says the Gemara, well, what are you going to do with it? You want to be liquefied? You want to bring it as a korban? You can't do that.
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