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Who's going to be a full-fledged Bukhar that will have both Dinim for Pidyon as well as the Pishnayim? Now, obviously, the most passionate case is just a kid who's normally born for the first time from mother and father.
So now let's talk about some other kind of miscarriage cases where you will still have Dinim Bukhar Lenachla and L'kayin.
And those are Hamapel Shvir Molemayim, so there's no kid inside that miscarriage.
or there's some other colors that are in there, or the fetus looks like one of these kinds of creatures, or if she's on day 40, or earlier, that's considered not yet a viable Vlad.
And the last category is, if this kid is born on the day of cesarean section, and then after that, the kid comes out the old-fashioned way, so, Neither one will be a b'char.
The second one is obviously not the first kid, and the first kid was putter because it was a yitzideifen.
The first one, who came out al yedei yitzideifen, is a b'char l'nachala, but the second one is a b'char l'kayin.
You're also not a because and this one, and that first kid is still not considered because he didn't come out .
And the second one is not a because and the second kid is not considered the And because according to the Tanakh Kama, if you're a only one aspect, you're not going to be a .
Why? Because Rabbi Shimon LaTamei, the Omer, taillayed that she'll give birth to rabbis, Yetzidaifen, any kind of birth, even on the day of Yetzidaifen.
This, Rabbi Shimon, is being borrowed from Masech Danidza, where they argue about Tomas Leza.
The Hasheni, and the second kid that comes out normally, will be chayiv, bachar l'kayim, because kisar bachar l'davar echad, havei bachar.
And since there is the aspect of petarechem, even though it's not the reisha sineh, it's still enough to be considered a bachar.
And the second one, Hayase, it's only going to be Petarechem and not Resh Yisrael, that's going to be considered enough, because Bechar L'Davarechet is enough, according to Rav Shimon.
Who's going to be a full-fledged Bukhar that will have both Dinim for Pidyon as well as the Pishnayim? Now, obviously, the most passionate case is just a kid who's normally born for the first time from mother and father.
So now let's talk about some other kind of miscarriage cases where you will still have Dinim Bukhar Lenachla and L'kayin.
And those are Hamapel Shvir Molemayim, so there's no kid inside that miscarriage.
or there's some other colors that are in there, or the fetus looks like one of these kinds of creatures, or if she's on day 40, or earlier, that's considered not yet a viable Vlad.
And the last category is, if this kid is born on the day of cesarean section, and then after that, the kid comes out the old-fashioned way, so, Neither one will be a b'char.
The second one is obviously not the first kid, and the first kid was putter because it was a yitzideifen.
The first one, who came out al yedei yitzideifen, is a b'char l'nachala, but the second one is a b'char l'kayin.
You're also not a because and this one, and that first kid is still not considered because he didn't come out .
And the second one is not a because and the second kid is not considered the And because according to the Tanakh Kama, if you're a only one aspect, you're not going to be a .
Why? Because Rabbi Shimon LaTamei, the Omer, taillayed that she'll give birth to rabbis, Yetzidaifen, any kind of birth, even on the day of Yetzidaifen.
This, Rabbi Shimon, is being borrowed from Masech Danidza, where they argue about Tomas Leza.
The Hasheni, and the second kid that comes out normally, will be chayiv, bachar l'kayim, because kisar bachar l'davar echad, havei bachar.
And since there is the aspect of petarechem, even though it's not the reisha sineh, it's still enough to be considered a bachar.
And the second one, Hayase, it's only going to be Petarechem and not Resh Yisrael, that's going to be considered enough, because Bechar L'Davarechet is enough, according to Rav Shimon.
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