Today's Mishnah Yomi
Gittin 9:8 - 9:9
The Mishnah Yomi for Sunday, July 14, 2024 is Gittin 9:8 - 9:9
Mishnah 1
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Mishnayos Gittin Perek 9 Mishnah 8
גיטין פרק ט׳ משנה ח׳
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כתב סופר ועד. חתם סופר ועד. דהוי להו שני עדים. ואשמעינן מתניתין דלא חיישינן שמא הבעל לא צווז לחתום לסופר, אלא אמר לשנים אמרו לסופר ויכתוב, ולפלוני ופלוני עדים ויחתומו, וחשו הנך עדים לכסופא דספרא שיאמר איני בעיניו כשר לעדות, ואחתמווזו בלא רשותו דבעל. להא לא חיישינן:
חניכתו. שם לווי של משפחה:
מעושה. בחזקה:
בישראל כשר. אם אנסוהו בדין. כגון כל הנך דכופין להוציא, או שהיתה אסורה לו. ואם אנסוהו שלא כדין, פסול. ופוסל מן הכהונה, משום ריח גט:
ובנכרי. כדין, פסול, ופוסל מן הכהונה. שלא כדין, אפילו ריח גט אין בו. ומי שחייב ליתן גט מן הדין ואין כח בדייני ישראל לכופו, חובטין אותו ע״י נכרים, שאומרים עשה מה שישראל אומר לך, ונותן הגט על פי דייני ישראל:
Mishnah 2
Mishnayos Gittin Perek 9 Mishnah 9
גיטין פרק ט׳ משנה ט׳
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יצא שמה בעיר מקודשת – a free woman where a voice went forth about her: “so-and-so became betrothed today to a certain man, and not only an indistinct rumor (see Gittin 89a) but such as where candles were kindled and beds were made, and people would come and go and say,”so-and-so became betrothed today.”
מגורשת -הרי זו מגורשת – It is referring to the first part of the Mishnah – where this woman upon whom a voice went out that she is betrothed and we are concerned for him and prohibit her to marry anyone other than to that man. And if he returned and a voice went out about her that she is divorced, for that same individual with whom a voice went out that she had become betrothed , she is divorced and permitted to all, for the voice that we were suspect of at first, his receipt is with him.
ובלבד שלא יהא שם כמתלא – as long as there is not with the voice of [her] betrothal or the voice of [her] divorce providing no reasonable explanation to show how the report may have arisen by mistake.
יצא שמה בעיר מקודשת. פנויה שיצא עליה קול, פלונית נתקדשה היום לפלוני. ולא קול הברה בלבד, אלא כגון שהיו נרות דולקות ומטות מוצעות, ובני אדם נכנסים ויוצאים ואומרים פלונית נתקדשה היום:
מגורשת הרי זו מגורשת. ארישא קאי, האי איתתא דיצא עליה קול מקודשת וחיישינן ליה ואסרנוה לינשא אלא לאותו האיש, אם חזר ויצא עליה קול מגורשת שגרשה אותו פלוני שיצא לה קול קדושין ממנו, הרי זו מגורשת ומותרת לכל, שהרי קול שחששנו לו תחלה שוברו עמו:
ובלבד שלא יהא שם אמתלא. שלא יהא עם הקול של קדושין או של גרושין אמתלא, טעם שהוא שובר את כח הקול:
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כתב סופר ועד – the scribe affixed his signature as a witness , for they had two witnesses, and our Mishnah comes to teach us that we don’t suspect lest the husband did not command the scribe to affix his signature but said to two [individuals]: “say to the scribe and he will write,” and to so-and-so and another person [will be] witnesses and they will affix their signatures to it, and these witnesses were suspect and put to the shame by the scribe who would say: “I am not valid in his (i.e., the husband’s) eyes and I will affix my signature to it without the permission of the husband.” To that we do not suspect.
חניכתו – the accompanying name of the family
מעושה – with force
בישראל כשר – if they forced him in court, such as all of those where they force him to divorce, or that she was forbidden to him, and if they forced him inappropriately, it is invalid, and disqualifies to marry into the priesthood because of the slight resemblance to a Jewish bill of divorce
ובנכרי – according to law, it is invalid and disqualifies from marrying into the priesthood; and in appropriate, even it does not have the slightest resemblance to a Jewish bill of divorce (by which the woman concerned might be precluded from marrying a Kohen); and whomever is liable to give a Jewish bill of divorce according to the law, and there is no power in the Jewish judges to force him, but when the gentile authorities bind him over and say: do as the Israelites tell you, and he gives the Jewish bill of divorce according to the judges of Israel.