Maseches Bechoros Daf 24

Rav Shimon ben Gamal on our Mishnah says, the Gemara, my Brisa.

The Gemara says, what Brisa do we have that's against our Mishnah? Really, it's a Tosefta, but the language of Brisa is a broad language.

It's interesting to note that the Gemara doesn't really use the language of Tosefta.

AFLP that we do, but the Gemara doesn't seem to use that, but the word Bryce is a bit of a broader term.

It says the Gemara, the Tanya we have in the Tosefta, in the previous Parag, in Parag Beis.

Let's say that I purchase a Behema that's nursing, a female Behema that is lactating and nursing, and I buy it from a Goyim.

So then, unlike our Mishnah, what did our Mishnah say? Our Mishnah said, We're not worried.

So yet, over here we see that, yes, we are worried.

So that's where we see a brice that's against our Mishnah.

What is the reason why? And David, this touches on something that you picked up yesterday in Rashi.

The reason we're concerned about this is because because it's possible that if a lactating behemoth notices a young, whatever the young animal is, that it needs to nurse.

So it could have rachamim and allow for the young child to nurse.

It could be.

And in the Bryce of Black on White, we see the balplukta is, of course, the tanakamas against our Mishnah.

No, like we had it in the Mishnah, strange language of the Gemara.

We're going to We're going to try and figure out exactly what it is that Rav Shimon ben Gamaliel is saying.

We kind of know already, which is to say, no, what are you talking about? No, we already said in our Mishnah that we're not worried about that, that they don't cross-nurse, that they only nurse their own.

There's no Merachim.

So this we're going to see as a theme.

Do we say that a lactating behemoth is Merachim or not Merachim? And then we'll have to see if they also cross minim.

We're going to see a case soon about a chaser.

Perhaps that chaser was nursing from a sheep.

Okay, let's see.

So that's din number one of the Tosefta.

And then we see over here in the Tosefta, quite similar to what we had in our Mishnah, let's say that I walk into my flock of animals at night.