28.5 - Sukkah Daf 35 B (Middle)

Today is the final day! Please make a generous donation at RabbiMillerCampaign.com   Please consider adding $18 in honor of Yeshivah Bnei Avigdor or $10 in honor of the 10 Minute Kevius at gemara.RabbiMillerCampaign.com  Today is the day!  The TORAS AVIGDOR 48 Hour fundraiser is now live! Please make a generous donation at https://torasavigdor.thechesedfund.com/2021/teams/yeshivahbneiavigdor Please consider adding $18 in honor of Yeshivah Bnei Avigdor or $10 in honor of the 10 Minute Kevius at *https://torasavigdor.thechesedfund.com/2021/teams/yeshivahbneiavigdor*  Summary  We learned in the mishna (28.1): An esrog of maaser sheini in Yerushalayim shouldn’t be used, but if it was used, it’s kosher. According to the opinion (regarding terumah - 28.4) that it becomes muchshar; such an esrog becomes muchshar. According to the opinion that it is ruined; such an esrog is ruined.  We learned in the mishna (28.1): An esrog of maaser sheini in Yerushalayim shouldn’t be used, but if it was used, it’s kosher. According to the opinion (regarding orlah - 28.2) that it must be fit for consumption; such an esrog is fit for consumption. According to the opinion that it must be his property; such an esrog is his property according to the Chachomim (who argue on Rabbi Meir, 28.2).   We learned in the mishna (28.1): If a chazazis came on most of the esrog, it’s possul. If a chazazis came on a small part of the esrog, it’s kosher.   Rav Chisda (See 27.2): The following was said by our great teacher [Rav], may he receive Divine assistance in his great work [he was still alive at the time]: The esrog is only disqualified by this blemish if the chazazis is in one area, but in several areas, it’s kosher.  Rava: If it’s in several areas, then it’s a spotted esrog and it is surely possul. There was an error in the way the statement was reported, it must be on the second part of the mishna - that a chazazis on a small part of the esrog is kosher:  Rav Chisda: The following was said by our great teacher [Rav], may he receive Divine assistance in his great work: The esrog is only kosher if the chazazis is in one area, but in several areas, it’s possul.   Rava: On the nose of the esrog, any minute flaw makes it possul. This podcast has been graciously sponsored by JewishPodcasts.fm. There is much overhead to maintain this service so please help us continue our goal of helping Jewish lecturers become podcasters and support us with a donation: https://thechesedfund.com/jewishpodcasts/donate