*32.3 Makkos Daf 21 B (Top line)*

*32.3 Makkos Daf 21 B (Top line)**Summary**Mishna* continued:*There’s a case where a man can plow one row and be liable for eight _malkos_* _(provided he got eight hasra’os),_ 1. He is plowing with *a donkey and an ox* _(the Torah prohibition of kilayim)_. 2. The animals are *_hekdesh_* _(if the ox is a bechor, or the donkey is kodshei bedek habayis*, or a peter chamor)_. 3. He is plowing over *_kilayim bikerem_* _(it is a vineyard where he planted forbidden seeds and he is plowing over them)_. 4. He is plowing over *_kilayim_* _(two types of seeds are forbidden in Eretz Yisroel even without a vineyard)_**. 5. On a *_shemittah_* year. 6. During *Yom Tov.* 7. In a cemetery, and he is *a kohen* _(who must abstain from tumas meis)._ 8. And *a nazir.**Chananiah ben Chachinai:* 9. He is *wearing _shaatnez_* at the same time.*Chachamim:* Wearing _shaatnez_ is *not related* to the work he is doing.*Chananiah ben Chachinai:* The fact that he is a *_nazir_ has no bearing* on his work either.*Gemara:**Rav Bivi amar Rav Asi:* When the _mishna_ (32.2) says *“he took it off and put it on again” it means even putting his hand in and out of the sleeve.**Rav Acha brei d’Rav Ikka demonstrated* sticking his hand in and out of the sleeve.*Rav Ashi:* When the _mishna_ (32.2) says “he took it off and put it on again” it means *even if he left the garment on for the amount of time* it takes to take it off and put it on again._(Tosfos elsewhere explains that it’s not a lav she’ein bo maaseh because the liabiility results from the original maaseh.)__*A separate recording with Tosfos is available*______________________* Tosfos: It cannot be referring to _bedek habayis_ whose _kedusha_ may be rescinded. The Ri says that only the ox was _hekdesh._** This is in accordance with the Ri’s opinion. According to Rashi, #2 - _hekdesh_ is split in two, one lav for the ox and one for the donkey and #4 is _kilayim_ is passed over as it is not mentioned in the _mishna._ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. 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