25.4 Makkos Daf 16 B (17 lines Dn)Today’s learning sponsoredSponsor a day's learning (thousands of minutes!) for only $50 click here:https://www.flipcause.com/secure/cause_pdetails/ODUwOTU=Mishna (20.2): One who eats _shekatzim_ and _remasim_ is liable for _malkos_ .SummaryRav Yehuda: One who eats _Binisa D’bei Karba_ (a small fishlike creature that is found in the burrows of plowed up ground, Tosfos) is punished with _malkos_ based on the _possuk_ prohibiting a land dwelling _sheretz._There was a man who ate _binisa d’bei karba_ _(it looks like a fish that has fins and scales, and if it would live in the water it would be kosher),_ and Rav Yehuda gave him _malkos_ _(because it’s not a fish and does not become kosher with fins and scales. The Rabbanim in Bavel had the authority to administer malkos)._Abayye: One who eats Putisa (a water insect) is liable for four sets of _malkos_ _[there are two general lavin for forbidden creatures, and an additional two for a water sheretz]._ One who eats an ant is liable for five sets of _malkos_ _[the two general lavin and another three that are written regarding land creatures]. One who eats a wasp is liable for six sets of malkos [the five previous ones as well as an additional lav for flying creatures].__[One of these general lavin is “Lo sishaktzu - you shouldn’t abominate yourself”]_Rav Achai: One who puts off urinating or defecating, is in violation of Lo Sishaktzu [Don’t abominate yourself - get rid of your waste when you get the urge. _(some consider this a d’rabbanan because it is not the main teaching of the verse)]._Rav Bivi bar Abayye: If one uses a bloodletter’s vessel _(even if it’s clean)_ to drink from, he is in violation of Bal Tishaktzu _(this issur is also d’rabbanan). [This teaches that the Torah is displeased with people who do disgusting things]._ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.