Be-shamay says, Be-shamay has a big limit on Mion only if there was only Arison.
Even if a woman is fully married, a woman, a girl, is fully married, Nisuan, she can still do Mian.
Not only beba'al, but let's say her husband dies, and then she doesn't want to do yibam.
So how can she get out of yibam? So she can then be mimain on the original marriage, so she was never married to the brother, and therefore there's no zikav yibam.
She can even be mimain with the yivam, which we'll talk about, but again, we've related to it already.
Maybe this makhlokas is partly about the relationship between the Ishus of the Yavam and the Ishus of the Baal.
One of the major questions we've had over the last couple of months is, you know, how do we look at the Zika? Is the Zika, is the Ishus really, right, the Mishnah says, So does that mean that this is really an outgrowth of the original marriage? Right, and the Zika, right, the language of the Hazal and the Rambam, Hiknu lo min ha-shamayim, Right.
It's a it's an outgrowth of the earlier or means there's a new type of marriage, a new Zika.
Obviously, it's in the it's with the background of the of the first one, but it has its own independence.
As we'll see, the language of the of the Gemara says, you know, it could even be done after her husband dies.
Be-shamay says, Be-shamay has a big limit on Mion only if there was only Arison.
Even if a woman is fully married, a woman, a girl, is fully married, Nisuan, she can still do Mian.
Not only beba'al, but let's say her husband dies, and then she doesn't want to do yibam.
So how can she get out of yibam? So she can then be mimain on the original marriage, so she was never married to the brother, and therefore there's no zikav yibam.
She can even be mimain with the yivam, which we'll talk about, but again, we've related to it already.
Maybe this makhlokas is partly about the relationship between the Ishus of the Yavam and the Ishus of the Baal.
One of the major questions we've had over the last couple of months is, you know, how do we look at the Zika? Is the Zika, is the Ishus really, right, the Mishnah says, So does that mean that this is really an outgrowth of the original marriage? Right, and the Zika, right, the language of the Hazal and the Rambam, Hiknu lo min ha-shamayim, Right.
It's a it's an outgrowth of the earlier or means there's a new type of marriage, a new Zika.
Obviously, it's in the it's with the background of the of the first one, but it has its own independence.
As we'll see, the language of the of the Gemara says, you know, it could even be done after her husband dies.
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