Bechorot 34 בכורות ל״ד

Then we saw the Gemurah, what a Breite.

It was a similar Breite to all of that, just we had like extra opinions in the Breite.

Here we had a Remerim, we had Chachamim.

And Rabbi Shimon and Rabbi Huldah were out at the end.

And then Gomorrah said, or we saw with a couple of them, it wasn't exactly who said who, we had a bit of a different opinion of who said who, but Gomorrah said that Rabbi Chieh Bar... that the same makhloket that they have here, with regards to this, that's full of blood, you want to do bloodletting, and can you or can't you do it, and if you can do it, can you cause a womb, if you cause a womb, can you eat it, that makhloket, with regards to a barrel of truma, And what's the question of the barrel of Tshuma? The question of the barrel of Tshuma is, if we've got a barrel of wine and there's a Tshuma, we're not sure.

There's a concern that maybe it became Tamei.

So now what is the story? And the Mishnah says, Now we have a whole bunch of opinions.

In other words, in a place where there was a suspicion the tumor was.

So you move it, you hide it away.

You put it to a safer place.

And it was open and you were scared.

That's why the tumak would come in.

You cover it.

In other words, according to Rabbi Eliezer, what can you do? You can move it or you can do something else to it to try and save it.

okay, then we've got, Rabbi Yeshua said, if it was in a place, where there was, on the contrary, if it was in a place, where the tumor, couldn't get to it, because the subject tumor, put in a place, where there's proper, fully flesh tumor, if it didn't come properly, we'll see in a moment, and if it was covered, open it, Right? And then Rabbi Gamliel said, leave it as it is.

Don't do anything whatsoever to it.

And Rabbi Negershon said, meaning don't move it.

And we may hear, so now the Gemara brings these three Tanayim.

I made a little bit of a chart.

If you look here, I'm going to read through it like comparing one to the other.

So now we've essentially got on our brighter side with regard to the Bechor Sheol Chazator that's got blood in it.

We may say you can puncture it.

Right? As long as you don't make a mum.

Rabbi Dezer says, remember, you can move or you can't move or cover or uncover the wine.

Chagamim say, don't...