The Mishnah tells us, we spoke about numerous cases of one Daraisah, one Duravonon, maybe two different Duravonon marriages, one a HaResh, one a Ketanah.
So Baha Yavam ala Gadol, if the Yavam does Yivam with the Gadol, fine, that's what he's supposed to do.
Oshaba, which we said that usually, you know, after Yibam is done, Yibam is done.
It doesn't have any effect on the previous, as long as the first one was a full Yibam.
So then even if you might do an Avera, right, there's an Isser of taking more than one woman in Yibam Halitza.
And once Yibam is done, like we learned in Parak Rebbe Gamlio, Ein Bia Achar Bia.
If the Yavam is first Miyabim the Katana, the Katana was only married to the Rabbanan.
So even though there was a but now because the second act was, so to speak, stronger, so then the first one is undone, and therefore he's unable to stay with the first wife.
So what she's finished, meaning she's now has to get divorced from both, meaning she can't stay with the first one because the second one, she can't stay with the second one because the first one had already been done.
So Reb Elazer Omer, as we have said, Reb Elazer says, we advise the girl at least to have one of these men, right, like we had yesterday also on the Ayin Hema base, we advise her to do mi'un with her present husband, then at least she'd be able to be with the With the Gedolah.
The Mishnah tells us, we spoke about numerous cases of one Daraisah, one Duravonon, maybe two different Duravonon marriages, one a HaResh, one a Ketanah.
So Baha Yavam ala Gadol, if the Yavam does Yivam with the Gadol, fine, that's what he's supposed to do.
Oshaba, which we said that usually, you know, after Yibam is done, Yibam is done.
It doesn't have any effect on the previous, as long as the first one was a full Yibam.
So then even if you might do an Avera, right, there's an Isser of taking more than one woman in Yibam Halitza.
And once Yibam is done, like we learned in Parak Rebbe Gamlio, Ein Bia Achar Bia.
If the Yavam is first Miyabim the Katana, the Katana was only married to the Rabbanan.
So even though there was a but now because the second act was, so to speak, stronger, so then the first one is undone, and therefore he's unable to stay with the first wife.
So what she's finished, meaning she's now has to get divorced from both, meaning she can't stay with the first one because the second one, she can't stay with the second one because the first one had already been done.
So Reb Elazer Omer, as we have said, Reb Elazer says, we advise the girl at least to have one of these men, right, like we had yesterday also on the Ayin Hema base, we advise her to do mi'un with her present husband, then at least she'd be able to be with the With the Gedolah.
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