Today's Mishnah Yomi
Pesachim 9:8 - 9:9
The Mishnah Yomi for Tuesday, January 16, 2029 is Pesachim 9:8 - 9:9
Mishnah 1
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Mishnayos Pesachim Perek 9 Mishnah 8
פסחים פרק ט׳ משנה ח׳
Bartenura
הפסח שנתערב. שלשה טלאים, אחד של פסח ואחד של אשם ואחד של עולה, שנתערבו. כולן ירעו עד שיסתאבו:
ויביא בדמי היפה שבהן. עולה דשמא היפה עולה היה. ובדמי היפה שבהן אשם דשמא היפה אשם היה. ובדמי היפה שבהן פסח אם קודם הפסח נסתאבו כולן, ואם לאחר הפסח נסתאבו יביאם לשלמים דשמא היפה פסח היה. ואותו מותר שצריך להוסיף על הב׳ עד שיגיעו לדמי היפה, יפסיד משלו. וכיצד עושה, אם היפה שבהן שוה סלע, מביא ג׳ סלעים מביתו ונוטל הסלע האחד ואומר, כל מקום שהיא העולה הרי היא מחוללת על סלע זו, ויביא ממנו עולה. ונוטל הסלע הב׳ ואומר, כל מקום שהוא אשם הרי הוא מחולל על סלע זו, ויביא בו אשם. וכן לשלמים:
נתערב הפסח בבכורות. שמתן דמם ודם הפסח שוה:
ר׳ שמעון אומר אם חבורת כהנים יאכלו. כולן בו בלילה, שהבכור נאכל לכהנים. ויקרב פסח לשם פסח בכ״מ שהוא, ובכורות לשם בכורות בכל מקום שהן, ואף ע״פ שהן ממעטין בזמן אכילת הבכור, שהבכור נאכל לשני ימים ולילה אחד ועכשיו אין אוכלין אותו אלא עד חצות כזמן הפסח ונמצאו מביאין קדשים לבית הפסול, ר״ש סבר שיכולין להביא קדשים לבית הפסול, ורבנן פליגי עליה ואמרי ירעו כולן עד שיסתאבו ויביא מעות בדמי היפה שבהן כדאמרן בפסח שנתערב בזבחים. ואין הלכה כר״ש:
Mishnah 2
Mishnayos Pesachim Perek 9 Mishnah 9
פסחים פרק ט׳ משנה ט׳
Bartenura
צא ובקש – that which was lost and slaughter it for us.
אם שלו נשחט ראשון – since for they said to him: “slaughter for us,” upon his they are counted/registered and theirs should be burned, for it is a Passover offering without owners and everyone eats from his (i.e., the individual’s).
ואם שלהן נשחט ראשון – he (i.e., the individual) eats from his own, for he was not counted/registered on theirs , and they eat from their own, for they retracted themselves from the lost [Passover] offering and they had withdrawn their hands from it.
והן אינן אוכלין עמו – for perhaps theirs was slaughter first and they withdrew their hands from this one.
ושלהן יצא לבית השריפה – for perhaps his was slaughter first and they were not counted/registered on the second [one].
ופטורין מפסח שני – for whichever way you turn, they were counted with the first, and the eating [of it] is not indispensable.
אמר להן – that individual who went to search out the lost [Passover sacrifice], if I was late, count me/register me with you and slaughter it on my behalf. And they did not say to him, slaughter it for us.
הוא אוכל עמהן – and his [sacrifice] is burnt, since he was counted/registered with theirs, for he was withdrawn from the first and he retracted from his agency.
ושלו יצא לבית השריפה – perhaps theirs was slaughtered first and he was withdrawn [from his own for they] were made agents [for him].
ופטור מפסח שני – for whichever way you turn, he was counted with the first, and the eating [of it] is not indispensable.
אמר להן – slaughter for me, if I was late.
ואמרו לו – he requested that he should slaughter for us.
יאכלו כולם מן הראשון – and he is their agent and they are his agents.
ואם אין ידוע איזה ראשון שניהם ישרפו – and they are exempt from the Second Passover [offering].
אינן חייבין באחריות זה לזה – they have claim on each other, and we should not worry which was first, but he eats from his own and they eat from their own.
צא ובקש. את האבוד ושחוט עלינו:
אם שלו נשחט ראשון. הואיל והם אמרו לו שחוט עלינו על שלו הם נמנים ושלהם ישרף, דפסח בלא בעלים הוא ואוכלין כולם משלו:
ואם שלהן נשחט ראשון. הוא אוכל משלו, שהרי לא נמנה על שלהן. והן אוכלין משלהן, שהרי חזרו בהן מן האבוד ומשכו ידיהן ממנו:
והן אינן אוכלין עמו. שמא שלהן נשחט ראשון ומשכו ידיהן מזה:
ושלהן יצא לבית השריפה. שמא שלו נשחט ראשון ואין נמנין על השני:
ופטורין מפסח שני. דממה נפשך בראשון נמנו, ואכילה לא מעכבת:
אמר להן. אותו היחיד שהלך לבקש את האבוד, אם אחרתי תמנוני עמכם ושחטו עלי. והם לא אמרו לו שחוט עלינו:
הוא אוכל עמהן. ושלו ישרף. כיון שהמנוהו על שלהן הרי נמשך מן הראשון וחזר בו משליחותו:
ושלו יצא לבית השריפה. שמא שלהן נשחט ראשון ונמשך [משלו, שהרי] עשאן שלוחין:
ופטור מפסח שני. דממה נפשך בראשון נמנה, ואכילה לא מעכבת:
אמר להן. שחטו עלי אם אחרתי:
ואמרו לו. בקש ושחוט עלינו:
יאכלו כולם מן הראשון. דהוא שלוחם והם שלוחיו:
ואם אין ידוע איזה ראשון שניהם ישרפו. ופטורים מפסח שני:
אינן חייבין באחריות זה לזה. אין להם טענה זה על זה. אין חוששין איזה ראשון, אלא הוא אוכל משלו, והן אוכלין משלהן:
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הפסח שנתערב – three lambs, one of the Passover offering, one of a guilt-offering and one of a burnt offering, that were confused, all of them should be sent out to pasture until they suffer a blemish.
ויביא בדמי היפה שבהן – a burnt offering since perhaps the burnt offering was the best [of them]. And with the money from the best of them is a guilt offering for perhaps the best [of them] was a guilt offering, and with the money of the best of them was a Passover offering, if the Passover offering was first, all of them are to be set out to pasture, but if after the Passover offering they were set out to practice, he should bring them (i.e., the replacement lambs) for peace offerings since it is possible that the best of them was the Passover offering. And that difference in cost that it is necessary to add on to the other two until they reach the price of the best, he loses from his own [funds]. And how does he do it? If the best of them (i.e., of the three) was worth a Sela, he brings three Sela from his home (i.e., his own pocket) and takes the one Sela and says: In every place where it is a burnt offering, it is redeemed with by this Sela, and he brings from it a burnt offering. And he takes the second Sela and says: Every place where it is a guilt offering, it is redeemed by this Sela, and he brings this guilt offering for it, and similarly for the peace offering.
נתערב הפסח בכבורות – for the giving of them worth (i.e. for firstlings) and the worth of the Passover offering are similar.
ר' שמעון אומר אם חבורת כהנים יאכלו – all of them at that evening, for the firstlings are fed to the Priests. And he should offer the Passover offering for the sake of the Passover in every place where he is, and the offering of the Firstlings, in every place where they are at, and even though they are lessened at the time of the consumption of the firstling, for the firstling is eaten for two days and one night and now, we don’t eat it other than until midnight like the time [for the eating] of the Passover offering, and it is found that they would bring holy things into a house of impurity; Rabbi Shimon holds that one can bring holy things to the house of impurity; but the Rabbis dispute this and say that they should all be sent out to pasture until they become unclean and he should bring the money from the cost of the best of them as we have mentioned concerning the Passover offering that was mixed with the animal offerings. And the Halakha is not according to Rabbi Shimon.