Bechorot 33 בכורות ל״ג

Okay, so we're going to see over here a three-way machloket between Beit Shammah Hidal and Rabbi Akiba.

It's a bit of a derivative of Beit Hidal.

Look at what Rashi says there at the bottom, the very first wild lunch.

We're not talking about a korban, we're talking about a balmum.

We don't say no problem.

Not only a zar, even a goy.

It's quite a radical spread of opinions, right? In Beit Shammat it says, nobody, only a goy.

But Hidal says, even a Yisrael, and we'll see now, even a goy.

So Goran says, Who's the Taneva Mishnah? Rashi says, Money, who is that? Gemara says, Rabbi Akiva, Rabbi Akiva, Titania, I lost my place, sorry.

Rabbi Akiva, Titania, b'chor, ein mim nalav el hachabura shekulu kohanim, it's Rabbi Shammai.

Quite a bright Taviyah that says, Rabbi Shammai says, only a hachabura of all kohanim can eat the b'chor.

And Rabbi Akiva, mati rafilu beit kochavim.

And the Akiva says, the third last wide line to Russia, the bottom there, it says, how do we know it's Rabi Akiva? Why does it say, it's Rabi Akiva.

And then the Shiite adds in, Rabi Akiva matir a libe tibet hilal kam rabi Akiva tibet hilal matirin afilo vel kohavin.

In other words, the bride is telling us that it's not like I said originally, that's a three-year makhlo, okay? But I corrected myself in the middle when I said it.

But rabi Akiva is telling us, remember hilal said, not only a koin, it means even a goin.

And the tani of the bride, of the Mishnah here is even a goin, even a goin.

So my time in the Beit Shammah, the Gomorrah says, now what's Beit Shammah's reason? What's Beit Shammah say? So we're going to read the whole Pasuk.

Because the Gomorrah reads the first part of the Pasuk, but I think the end of the Pasuk.

The Pasuk says, It will be for you.

It will be for you.

Tzamar hatam kohanim in Yisraelo.

Avacha kohanim in Yisraelo.

So it says there, there, the chazer knufran, the shok yamin, or the shlamim, right, goes to the kohen.

And the owner of the kohen, nobody else.