Today's Mishnah Yomi
Eruvin 9:4 - 10:1
The Mishnah Yomi for Friday, December 1, 2028 is Eruvin 9:4 - 10:1
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עירובין פרק ט׳ משנה ד׳
Bartenura
על גבי שני בתים. והם בב׳ צדי רה״ר מטלטלין תחת העליה, דפי תקרה מכאן ומכאן יורד וסותם:
וכן גשרים המפולשים. ויש להם מחיצות מלמטה בשני הצדדים:
מערבין למבוי המפולש. הואיל ואיכא ב׳ מחיצות, דקסבר מבוי שיש לו שתי מחיצות מדאורייתא הוי רה״י. ואין הלכה כר׳ יהודה:
Mishnah 2
Mishnayos Eruvin Perek 10 Mishnah 1
עירובין פרק י׳ משנה א׳
Bartenura
המוצא תפילין – in a field in a place where they (i.e., the Tefillin) are not guarded.
זוג זוג – one for the head and another for the arm, in the manner that one dons them on weekdays, and that is as a pair, and then he always returns them and brings them in pair by pair until he brings in all of them, as he (i.e., the anonymous Tanna of our Mishnah) holds that Shabbat is a time for Tefillin, but the Sages made a decree upon them lest a strap breaks and he brings them with his hand, and if he were to don more than one pair, there is [the problem] of “not adding [to the commandment]” and this prohibition of “not adding” compares them upon him as a burden. But Rabban Gamaliel holds that Shabbat is not a time for Tefillin and that is the reason why the Rabbis permit saving them because it is adornment; hence, we bring them in two pairs at a time. For two pairs are an adornment since we taught that where there is on the head a place to wear two Tefillin, and all the while that they are an adornment, it is permitted, but because of [the prohibition of]“not adding” doesn’t apply here, for there is no commandment of Tefillin here at all, other than the rest of mere clothing. But the Halakha is not according to Rabban Gamaliel.
בישנות – where the knot is recognized (i.e., in old Tefillin) that they are definitely Tefillin and they have sanctity, and it is prohibited to place them in a contemptable location, but new Tefillin, we do not desecrate the Sabbath for them to bring them in for perhaps there are a mere amulet, and there is no sanctity other when they are made according to Jewish law for their purpose [of being Tefillin].
צבותים – each pair of Tefillin is tied to itself.
כרוכים – many pairs [of Tefillin are tied] together.
מחשיך עליהן – he sits and guards them until it becomes dark, and once it becomes dark, he brings all of them in together as in the case when they are many. For if he were to bring them pair by pair, he would not complete his bringing them in prior to the night, and if they are in a manner that he would complete bringing them in to the house before the night, he brings them in pair by pair as we stated.
ובסכנה – when they decreed religious persecution [against the Jewish religion] to not wear Tefillin, and our Mishnah is deficient and should be read as follows: when is this said, in the danger of religious persecution, but if he fears to delay there because of robbers, he carries them less than four cubits.
המוצא תפילין. בשדה ממקום שאינן משתמרים:
זוג זוג. אחד בראש ואחד בזרוע כדרך שלובש בחול, והיינו זוג, וחוזר תמיד ומכניס זוג זוג עד שיכניס את כולן. קסבר שבת זמן תפילין הוא אלא שחכמים גזרו עליהן גזירה שמא תפסק רצועה ויביאם בידו, ואם ילבש יותר מזוג איכא בל תוסיף ואתי איסור בל תוסיף ומשוי להו עליה כמשאוי, ורבן גמליאל סבר שבת לאו זמן תפילין הוא, והיינו טעמא דשרו ליה רבנן בהצלה משום דתכשיט הוא, הילכך מכניסן שני זוגות שני זוגות, דב׳ זוגות הוי תכשיט לפי ששנינו מקום יש בראש להניח בו שני תפילין, וכל כמה דהוי תכשיט שרי. ומשום בל תוסיף ליכא הכא, דאין כאן מצות תפילין כלל אלא כשאר מלבוש דעלמא, ואין הלכה כרבן גמליאל:
בישנות. שניכר הקשר, דודאי תפילין הן ויש בהן קדושה ואסור להניחן במקום בזיון. אבל בחדשות אין מחללין שבת עליהן להכניסן, דלמא קמיע בעלמא נינהו, ואין קדושה אלא בעשויין כהלכתן לשמן:
צבותים. קשורים כל זוג זוג לעצמו:
כרוכים. הרבה ביחד:
מחשיך עליהן. יושב ומשמרם שם עד שתחשך, ומשחשיכה מכניסן כולם ביחד. וכגון שהם מרובים, שאם יביאם זוג זוג לא תכלה הבאתן קודם הלילה, שאם הם בענין שתכלה הכנסתן לבית קודם הלילה מכניסן זוג זוג כדאמרן:
ובסכנה. שגזרו שמד שלא להניח תפילין. ומתניתין חסורי מחסרא והכי קתני, בד״א בסכנה של שמד, אבל אם מתיירא לשהות שם מפני הלסטים, מוליכן פחות פחות מד׳ אמות:
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על גבי שני בתים – and they are on two sides of the public thoroughfare, we carry underneath the upper room, for the mouth of the ceiling from each side descends and closes.
וכן גשרים המפולשים (bridges under which there is an open passage) – and they have partitions from below on the two sides.
מערבין למבוי המפולש (for an alleyway which is a thoroughfare) – for since there are two partitions, that he (i.e., Rabbi Yehuda) holds that an alleyway that has two partitions, according to the [laws of the] Torah is a private domain. But the Halakha is not according to Rabbi Yehuda.