okay we're on daf yud test i'm at the base oh yes and we're about at um second line down thank you so mishkal yodi olai right he says the weight of my hand is upon me this will mention this the mission is a quote the mission of cool lake so tell her about we've got a bryson that's going to fill a few gaps Yeah, mishgal yodi, right, if he says the weight of my hand, or, let's see here, or he says, mishgal ragli, the weight of my foot, alai, I donate to the base of Ignash.
So Rebbe Yehuda Omer, he would say, so this is Rebbe Yehuda Omer Mishnah, mei b'chavis, he brings a barrel of water, a mamali, and you fill it up with mayim, a machnis, and you insert beyad, your hand until the axial means into his elbow into his or to his armpit whatever part part of the arm which we're going to discuss that coming up yeah and if it means regal what he's gonna have to um he would not put his arm in obviously put his foot in add our kuva so akuva means the knee So, okay, and then the water is displaced, and then he goes and gets from the fridge, he takes some donkey meat, which has sinews and bones, and he places it towards the barrel, until the barrel gets filled up, Right, and then that meat would represent what he gave to the Beis HaMikdash.
Let's say if he donated gold, he would have given that weight in gold to the Beis HaMikdash.
Even though there's not a raya from the Pesukim, there's actually a zeich, right? There's a zeich l'davah.
There's a thing that kind of like is reminiscent, kind of like alludes to this.
So this is a posuk, which is, this is a famous posuk.
So, Right? Which their flesh is the flesh of donkeys is their flesh.
This is a lot of times used in a different context, but it's talking about that basically the people, I suppose the...
the mundane, the earthiness of people are like donkeys, and their flesh is like donkeys.
Okay, so people flesh, donkey flesh are similar.
So Amalei Rebbe Yossi, so Rebbe Yossi, which we had in our Mishnah, how is it possible to basically make it exact, replica, not replica, or like the exact same amount of boso kene gboso of the flesh of your donkey, which corresponds to the flesh of the person.
And the gidim kene gidim, and the sinews correspond to the sinews.
And the bones correspond to the bones.
Meaning you can't really get it right.
Yeah, it's just because it's not like a laboratory over here and it's like it's not artificially created donkeys.
Yeah.
So it's hard to get it exactly the same ratio.
So replies back to him.
So I'm a lady.
But he says, oh, fine.
So you do your best.
You can't.
You can basically estimate.
Yeah? You do it the best you can.
okay we're on daf yud test i'm at the base oh yes and we're about at um second line down thank you so mishkal yodi olai right he says the weight of my hand is upon me this will mention this the mission is a quote the mission of cool lake so tell her about we've got a bryson that's going to fill a few gaps Yeah, mishgal yodi, right, if he says the weight of my hand, or, let's see here, or he says, mishgal ragli, the weight of my foot, alai, I donate to the base of Ignash.
So Rebbe Yehuda Omer, he would say, so this is Rebbe Yehuda Omer Mishnah, mei b'chavis, he brings a barrel of water, a mamali, and you fill it up with mayim, a machnis, and you insert beyad, your hand until the axial means into his elbow into his or to his armpit whatever part part of the arm which we're going to discuss that coming up yeah and if it means regal what he's gonna have to um he would not put his arm in obviously put his foot in add our kuva so akuva means the knee So, okay, and then the water is displaced, and then he goes and gets from the fridge, he takes some donkey meat, which has sinews and bones, and he places it towards the barrel, until the barrel gets filled up, Right, and then that meat would represent what he gave to the Beis HaMikdash.
Let's say if he donated gold, he would have given that weight in gold to the Beis HaMikdash.
Even though there's not a raya from the Pesukim, there's actually a zeich, right? There's a zeich l'davah.
There's a thing that kind of like is reminiscent, kind of like alludes to this.
So this is a posuk, which is, this is a famous posuk.
So, Right? Which their flesh is the flesh of donkeys is their flesh.
This is a lot of times used in a different context, but it's talking about that basically the people, I suppose the...
the mundane, the earthiness of people are like donkeys, and their flesh is like donkeys.
Okay, so people flesh, donkey flesh are similar.
So Amalei Rebbe Yossi, so Rebbe Yossi, which we had in our Mishnah, how is it possible to basically make it exact, replica, not replica, or like the exact same amount of boso kene gboso of the flesh of your donkey, which corresponds to the flesh of the person.
And the gidim kene gidim, and the sinews correspond to the sinews.
And the bones correspond to the bones.
Meaning you can't really get it right.
Yeah, it's just because it's not like a laboratory over here and it's like it's not artificially created donkeys.
Yeah.
So it's hard to get it exactly the same ratio.
So replies back to him.
So I'm a lady.
But he says, oh, fine.
So you do your best.
You can't.
You can basically estimate.
Yeah? You do it the best you can.
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