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Sukah 49
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SUKA 36-56 (End of Maseches) have been dedicated by the wife and daughters
of the late Dr. Simcha Bekelnitzky (Simcha Gedalya ben Shraga Feibush) of
Queens N.Y. Well known in the community for his Chesed and Tzedakah, he will
long be remembered.
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1) [line 1] KEVESH - a ramp
2) [line 1] KEREN - four raised corners which are one cubic Amah each
3) [line 2] YESOD - a foundation that extends outwards one Amah from the
Mizbe'ach
4) [line 2] V'LO RIBU'A - and that is not square
5) [line 3] SOVEV - a platform that encircles the Mizbe'ach six Amos above
the ground and that is one Amah wide
6) [line 4] SHISIN - a hollow located in the stone foundation under the
Mizbe'ach
7) [line 5] "...CHAMUKEI YERECHAYICH KEMO CHALA'IM MA'ASEH YEDEI AMAN" -
"... the roundness of your flanks are like jewels, the work of a master's
hand." (Shir ha'Shirim 7:3) - The Gemara interprets this verse to mean,
"...the rounded pipes for your libations' abyss-like trenches, handiwork of
the Master Craftsman."
8) [line 7] SHE'MECHULALIN V'YORDIN AD HA'TEHOM - they are hollow all the
way down to the depths of the earth
9) [line 10] BARA SHIS - He created the Shisin
10) [line 11] "ASHIRAH NA L'YDIDI..." - "I will now sing on behalf of my
Beloved, my Beloved's song concerning His vineyard: My Beloved had a
vineyard in a fertile corner. He fenced it around and cleared it of stones;
He planted it with choice shoots and built a tower inside it; He even hewed
a wine pit in it..." (Yeshayahu 5:1-2)
15) [line 17] LUL KATAN - a small shaft
16) [line 17] BEIN KEVESH LA'MIZBE'ACH, L'MA'ARAVO SHEL KEVESH - in the
western part of the space between the top of the ramp and the Mizbe'ach
17) [line 18] PIRCHEI KEHUNAH - young Kohanim
18) [line 19] YAYIN KARUSH - congealed wine
19) [line 20] IGULEI DEVEILAH - rounded cakes of pressed figs
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*20*) [line 1] K'SHEM SHE'NISUCHO BI'KEDUSHAH - the Gemara first proves from
"ba'Kodesh Hasech" that whatever the word "Kodesh" refers to must be done in
the Azarah, because it is compared to Nisuch. Later, the Gemara proves from
a verse discussing Nosar that the word "Kodesh" refers to *burning*.
13) [line 8] (BED'IKLAT) [D'I KALAT] - if he collected the wine as it was
falling
14) [line 9] EIN LECHA DAVAR SHE'NA'ASEIS MITZVASO U'MO'ALIN BO
Generally, after the completion of a Mitzvah that is performed with a
particular object, it becomes permitted to derive benefit from the object
(if it was previously forbidden).
15) [line 13] MI'GERONEI SAVA - he becomes satiated by swallowing large
gulps that fill his throat
16) [line 14] LIGMA GEMU'EI - he should swallow large gulps of wine
*17*) [line 15] MAI DI'CHSIV "MAH YAFU FE'AMAYICH..." - (the Gemara mentions
this Drush here because it is based on the beginning of the verse that was
discussed on Amud Alef, "Chamukei Yerechayich...," and because it is related
to Aliyah l'Regel, a Mitzvah that applies to Sukos)
18) [line 15] "MAH YAFU FE'AMAYICH BA'NE'ALIM, BAS NADIV..." - "How lovely
are your footsteps in sandals, O daughter of nobility..." (Shir ha'Shirim
7:3) - The Gemara interprets this verse to mean, "Your footsteps were so
lovely when shod in the sandals of those who travel up to the Beis
ha'Mikdash, you, the daughter of Avraham..."
19) [line 29] MISHTALEMES - is rewarded
20) [line 34] KOL HA'BA LIKPOTZ KOFETZ - whoever wants to hasten and do the
Mitzvah of Tzedakah and Chesed can do so
21) [last line] KELI SHARES (A holy utensil)
A Keli Shares makes holy anything that enters it (Shemos 30:29). TOSFOS
Pesachim 63b DH Midi points out that this applies only when the utensil is
in the Azarah.
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