Daf Yomi with Rabbi Phil Karesh
Maseches Chullin Daf 138b and 139a
Sep 17, 2026 · 34 min · 10 segments
Join Daf Yomi with Rabbi Phil Karesh for a clear, on-the-Daf shiur.
Daf Yomi with Rabbi Phil Karesh
Sep 17, 2026 · 34 min · 10 segments
Join Daf Yomi with Rabbi Phil Karesh for a clear, on-the-Daf shiur.
It says, Who is the who holds that If there's anything left over by the moher, meaning if the seller is, if the lokeach is buying and he leaves stuff over by the moher, that the moher is the one who has to give rashi as a gaze.
When is it that we have this din that the mochar is going to be held accountable? When is the mochar not going to be responsible? Then we see over here, this is exactly what our Mishnah wanted to say, is that if there's something left over by the mochar, so then the din is that it would be his obligation to pay.
If you want to say the same thing is true by reshis hageis, that's actually not correct.
why you would say you're obligated from the starting of the of the ktira because the posse says which means From the moment you start cutting that field, there's an obligation for Peah.
However, let's remember that when it comes to Rish Yisrael, there's a minimum shir.
The difference between Peah and Rish Yisrael is that by Peah, you're Chaiv out of the gates the second you start Tzira.
Therefore, who is the author of our Mishnah who holds that if there is anything left over by the Mocher, then he is chayiv to pay the rations of gays, and if not, then the lokech has to pay in full.
It says, Who is the who holds that If there's anything left over by the moher, meaning if the seller is, if the lokeach is buying and he leaves stuff over by the moher, that the moher is the one who has to give rashi as a gaze.
When is it that we have this din that the mochar is going to be held accountable? When is the mochar not going to be responsible? Then we see over here, this is exactly what our Mishnah wanted to say, is that if there's something left over by the mochar, so then the din is that it would be his obligation to pay.
If you want to say the same thing is true by reshis hageis, that's actually not correct.
why you would say you're obligated from the starting of the of the ktira because the posse says which means From the moment you start cutting that field, there's an obligation for Peah.
However, let's remember that when it comes to Rish Yisrael, there's a minimum shir.
The difference between Peah and Rish Yisrael is that by Peah, you're Chaiv out of the gates the second you start Tzira.
Therefore, who is the author of our Mishnah who holds that if there is anything left over by the Mocher, then he is chayiv to pay the rations of gays, and if not, then the lokech has to pay in full.
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