Today's Mishnah Yomi
Oholos 5:7 - 6:1
The Mishnah Yomi for Sunday, September 27, 2026 is Oholos 5:7 - 6:1
Mishnah 1
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אהלות פרק ה׳ משנה ז׳
Bartenura
כשם שמצילים מבפנים. עם דפנות אוהלים כך מצילים מבחוץ עם דפנות אוהלים כדמפרש ואזיל:
על יתדות מבחוץ. סמוך לכותל שלא תהא משוכה מן הכותל [טפח] ואז חשובה אוהל להפסיק בין טומאה שתחתיה לכלים שעל גבה. ודוקא בכותל בית שנעשה כותל זה לאוהל נחשבת הכפישה גם היא אוהל להפסיק, אבל בכותל חצר וגינה שלא נעשה לאוהל לא תיחשב הכפישה אוהל להפסיק:
וקדירה תלויה בה. (מוכח בתוספתא שאם שפתי הקדירה משוכים) משפת הקורה ולחוץ בפותח טפח כולי עלמא לא פליגי דאינה מצלת, וכלים שבקדירה טמאים, ואי פי הקדירה מודבק בקורה, כולי עלמא לא פליגי דמצלת וטהורים. כי פליגי היכא דמשוכה מן הקורה וליכא פותח טפח. ר׳ עקיבא אומר מצלת וטהורים, וחכמים אומרים אינה מצלת וטמאים. והלכה כחכמים:
Mishnah 2
Mishnayos Oholos Perek 6 Mishnah 1
אהלות פרק ו׳ משנה א׳
Bartenura
אדם וכלים עשויין אהלים לטמא – a tent that is supported by means of a person or through vessels is considered a tent to defile vessels that are underneath it, even if does not correspond to the defilement, as if they are placed in the tent of the corpse.
אבל לא לטמא – for they are not considered a tent outside in the presence of the defilement.
נדבך (a course of stones) – a large and wide stone. It is the language of (Ezra 6:4): נדבכין די-אבן גלל/”With a course of timber for each three courses of hewn stones.”
כלים שעל גביו טמאין – that it doesn’t interpose and it is like the one who doesn’t hold this opinion, for a tent is not made to make pure.
כלים שתחתיו טמאים – for tents are made to defile.
ורבי אליעזר מטהר – in both, for he holds that a tent is made to purify and it interposes in the face of defilement. But the Halakha is not according to Rabbi Eliezer.
נתון על ארבעה כלים – if the course of stones/נדבך was placed upon the four vessels even a vessel of dung that are not susceptible to receive ritual impurity.
נתון על ארבעה אבנים – which are not vessels, it is considered as a tent to the outside in the face of the defilement.
דבר שיש בו רוח חיים – except for a human.
אדם וכלים נעשין אהלים לטמא. אוהל שנסמך על ידי אדם או על ידי כלים נחשב אוהל לטמא כלים שתחתיו אפילו שלא כנגד הטומאה, כאילו נתונים באוהל המת:
אבל לא לטהר. דאין נחשבים אוהל לחוץ בפני הטומאה:
נדבך. אבן גדולה ורחבה. לשון נדבכין די אבן גלל:
כלים שעל גביו טמאין. שאינו חוצץ וכמאן דליתיה דמי, דאין עשוי אוהל לטהר:
כלים שתחתיו טמאים. דלטמא נעשים אוהלים:
ורבי אליעזר מטהר. בתרווייהו. דסבר נעשה אוהל לטהר וחוצץ בפני הטומאה. ואין הלכה כר׳ אליעזר:
נתון על ארבעה כלים. אם היה הנדבך נתון על ארבעה כלים אפילו כלי גללים שאין מקבלים טומאה:
על ארבעה אבנים. שאינן כלים, נחשב אוהל לחוץ בפני הטומאה:
דבר שיש בו רוח חיים. חוץ מאדם:
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כשם שמצילים מבפנים – with the walls of tents, so they protect from the outside with walls of tents as I explain further on [in this Mishnah].
על יתדות מבחוץ – near the wall that will not be continuous from the wall [for a handbreadth] and then it is considered a tent to interrupt between the defilement that is underneath it to the vessels that are over it. And specifically with regard to the wall of the house that this wall was made into a tent, the basket/inverted vessel is considered a tent to interrupt, but the wall of a courtyard and/or a garden is not made into a tent, the basket is not considered a tent to interrupt [the flow of defilement].
וקדירה תלויה בה – it is proven in the Tosefta {Tractate Ohalot, Chapter 6, Halakha 5 and 6) that if the rims of the pot are pulled from the rims of the beam and outward with an opening of a handbreadth, no one disagrees that it does not protect, and vessels that are in the pot are ritually impure, but the lip of the pot is attached to the beam, no one disagrees that it protects and is ritually pure. Where they disagree is where it is drawn from the beam and there isn’t an opening of a handbreadth. Rabbi Akiba says that it protects and they are pure, whereas the Sages state that it doesn’t protect and they are impure. And the Halakha is according to the Sages.