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Shmorg 2: Animals in the Tanach
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we're now going to focus on actual items
that the museum has that has to do with
things from the time of the Mishnah the
end of my ishe knee to the beginning of
the Mishnah and these things I mentioned
in the Mishnah in some four or another
or the key mark will expound on
something from the Mishnah and it's from
that time let us begin with something
very basic the Gemara tells us that
there were two ways of making the inion
of taking chemin hamesha
and doing the chemin de Mishka and the
emotion and actually anointing amela a
king or a crane Gullah so the Gemara
tells us and Rashi brings this in hunch
that there was something called human
Kiev on us like a Greek key letter key
people learned this Gemara they have no
idea what a Kiev honest means then so a
car gobbled there were moisture like a
key of honest people hazard these words
and they have no idea what they're
saying and then the Gemara says also
that there was another way of the making
chemin hamesha
and that was for a mint what was a mela
kimi nazar like a diatom what does this
mean do you people learn scheme Merriman
office and they have no idea what the
Gemara is talking about what I'm about
to do is to show you a coin minted in
the time of the second base of English
my hardest King Herod the Great that
shows both ways of making the shemitah'
Mischka as discussed in the Kumari Kim
in Kiev on us is what we call an English
annex Kimmy laser was like putting it on
the outline to die
of the person's head hoarders killed out
multiple Sahaj manner of the Maccabees
and their whole dynasty of kings and he
wanted a show to elope
as if he is a continuation and he has
the right of being king and even has the
right of being like a claim go so what
did hoarders do heard this minted a coin
and we have an original point from
Hortis that depicts both ways of making
shaman hamesha
and you will see like an X in the middle
of the coin and you will also see around
like the side of a head and these are
the two ways that the Gemara and
monopolist explains Kim in Kiev honest
and Kim in Mason the other side of this
coin has a picture of a table now this
table is very very important because on
Chartres Titus in Rome
it shows a similar picture of a table
and we believe that that table was they
left him upon so you're looking at a
coin into two thousand one hundred years
ago that has the picture of both ways of
making chemin hamesha Kim in Kiev honest
and Kim in nazar as the Gemara and
manavas describes so here again you see
an item that is mentioned in the mission
and in the gamma it's mentioned by the
Greek name Kim in Kiev honest and you
can see it here in our museum exactly
what the coin is taught let me show you
another example the Gemara tells us that
a site was given to drink the meinheimer
re from a failing shockers the word
failure spell pay you dude Lama you'd
fail II was a Greek word the Gemara is
using the
this Kaylie is called in creep affion
it was a drinking book they had a bump
in the middle you took two fingers put
her here and you use it to drink and
this is a fairly show face and the
Gemara says a sight - was given to drink
- my mom hardened from a fetish of hurts
now why did he use a fairly shook house
Paris was considerate clean walls
Kaleigh that was disgusting who use
cares the poor person so it says in the
marriage that when she was over nivara
she used gold and silver kalin and now
she had to use the Paris a king or a
minister would use Mela for a mocha
would use a gold or silver failing or
gold a silver Fiat person who was the
poor person if you wanted to use it
would use one of hers
here you can see in fact Rashi Commish
tells us that the Tsar I'm askin gave to
dream power a people make this mistake
they think he gave him to drink in a
case now she says failing pay you Rashi
and Hamish uses the Greek name so I'm
showing you a lot of names and words
that the mission of the Gomorrah uses
like today if you spoke Yiddish you
would say corner refrigerated air
conditioner the mission of the Gemara
were using memes that was common at that
specific time I'm going to show you
another example that is also very
significant in our understanding of mich
missing immersed and you need to see
them in seas of what is fun
not only that we have by the way a
failure of Paris we even have something
a failure of glass it has the same bump
that you would put in the middle and
this is covered of glass now glass was
considered very cautioned very very
expensive eeeh of compares glass to gold
lorry re Kanazawa whose photos he puts
glass and gold in the same sentence
this particular Kayle is very valuable
why because glass when it sits over time
sometimes develops what's called an
iridescent this film white looking film
over it and just like if you have an a
Lula with mother it's considered a hush
of a little little bit all the the brown
things hanging off it in antiquities if
you have a glass vessel with this kind
of iridescent growing on it is
considered the most hush of a type of
glass of the ancient world and this is a
Caylee of faily shells hookless and this
was a very expensive Caylee in the
ancient world another very valuable
glass item was this little pot this
little vessel for oil and for very
expensive oil and this path is important
because it's similar to the picture of
the pemon on the coins of Shimon bar
cava and we've already spoken about the
other path that we have in the museum
made of Paris but this was a glass
miniature kind of path Cayley made out
of glass at that time now each country
make a limb in different styles and when
previously we have discussed different
styles of Kaylyn from the different
periods which had a specific style the
Yvonne in Baku had their own style kick
just like I showed the failing and we
show the different things they would
actually take pottery and paint very
intricate pictures on the pattern and
here are broken fragments of Greek vases
of Greek pottery items that are very
beautiful designs and afterwards they
would put it in a kitchen chelate and
they would fire it and by putting it in
a kitchen salvation firing it you would
stay even over a long curve but hey you
can see some of the details and this
little piece of pottery of lines of very
detailed drawing pictures that have
survived to a thousand years when it
came to the base of English we have
spoken previously about Kahlan for oil
but what did the Caleb for example to
keep missile hiding what did Caleb for
wine look like so they had in the
ancient world a cod acabas
these are Caleb mentioned in the Mishnah
Gemara and later in our massage this
caliber we will show what an actual cod
looks like but an actual Club is looked
like but the base makers also had a
Kaylie for wine that we know very
specifically Shipman bar cava minted a
coin and here is a picture of a very
valuable this coin shows a picture of a
Kaylie that the Greeks called a Hydra
hydr a Hydra who was a Kaylie for wine
and we know its name and Greek and we
also know that Bar Kokhba minted this on
his corner then we know that this was a
Kaylie used for one and this is also
very significant because the hidden
minted different coins but they also
made oil apps and in a 2000 year old oil
lamp that we have here
the museum we have became an oil app
that has a picture of the same type of
Kayleigh right here at the center and
this is an actual oil lamp depicting the
Kayleigh for wine that matches the one
on the coin of Shimon bar cava and it
shows the kind of Kayleigh for wine that
would have been used in the basement
as we know with every single carbon that
you brought in the base of main dish you
have to donate it a certain amount of
wine for example we learn about Revere's
high-end black canvas haha we say it in
nómine every single day now what I'm
about to show you is something which I
consider truly amazing the word hing
that the tire uses is a word that's
found in Egyptian hieroglyphics and was
a measurement in Egyptian hieroglyphics
I am now going to show you an egyptian
hieroglyphics dictionary and in this
hieroglyphics dictionary there is a
section of the dictionary that shows
different words found in Hebrew found in
ancient hieroglyphics and what word do
you find in hieroglyphics the word hint
the word hint and this is very
significant because we know today what
the Egyptians called a him it was a
certain measurement vessel and just
yesterday I bought a collection of
antiques and one of the collection items
that I bought is something I've been
looking for for years it's an actual
Cayley that the Egyptians called a him
so the whole must like is between the
Hasan Ishaaq I know about the shuran of
the different one an eighth foot is and
what a him is and what the sizes is I
would like to show you and in the
Egyptian hieroglyphics dictionary at the
same word that we have a farm is right
here so here you've just seen the
measurement of a hint reveals a him a
full and part of the collection I
thought was a Cayley and one of the main
reasons I bought this collection was
just to be able to get this Cayley which
is a ceilidh that David's reham called
the him so just like when the Gemara
says Bailey and it's in Greek Viale
and just like when the Gemara will use a
term and it means something in Greek Kim
in Kiev us we now know what the myth
dream called the share of a hint and
what it measures now because I have
tremendous respect both for because on
ish and both for nope I know and I don't
want to get myself the middle of this
muhfuckas I am NOT going to disclose
which of the two she urine is actually
fixing Egyptian matter but for those
people who are interested in this
subject who would like to come to the
museum and study these items and then
look up in the smart to see what they
both wrote about this you can figure out
and come to you
own conclusion about which of the two
sheet this fits in with these two and a
half thousand year-old Kaelin that the
midstream call that a feh and the
material called a Hin and you could
decide that for yourself just like in
bhava is the share of a base court
mentioned the Gemara the share of a core
was a Babylonian measure it was a
measure above we have in the museum a
star a contract that says seven core of
barley the ship in the base quarter well
Schleicher mommy miss Erin the share of
a mother was a share above oh and this
was very important the Babylonians the
people of Allah had a share called Amina
Mima the share of a mana we have a
contract in the museum that actually
mentions three Meena three month of a
certain plant that one person are
selling to the other so the fact that we
know pennies nickels dimes dollars
pounds and ounces are the same today as
we use in English as you would use it
today in fact the word Alice comes from
the Roman Latin word uncia uncia spelled
you and CI a and that's the Roman Latin
word is onceá and in the English today
the word is ass so the idea of atha him
as I just showed you the same word was
in Mithras and we know the measurement
in mitzvos of these things and we know
the exact meaning of it and therefore
these are now becoming very very
important because they show us the sizes
and this year that we learn about let's
use now another example for example we
know that it was a Kaylie mentioned a
Miss Africa's pirate parrot base cool
the color poof loud lament so the Mishna
says what was the color allah was used
to store the ashes
peridot and that's what they would store
the ashes of the Parliament and the
Michelin para explains how they would
take out their ashes in a way that they
shouldn't make it Tom main there's a
whole discussion about them when the
shekel hakodesh and the Masters her
shekel were made what's very very
fascinating is that on the Marxist
hishaku there is a picture of a Kaylie
called the column and right now I'm
going to show you a master special
newsman bias training with a picture of
a column on it here is an actual mast is
a second at the center of the coin is a
picture of this Kaylie called the column
and this was a called in English a
chalice and it was a very common Cayley
at that time like you would say a large
drinking cup of today this right over
here is an actual chalice this is not
from the base of English but its shape
and its design matches the one on the
coin and they had variations of this
Kaylie some they would paint with
beautiful designs and then put it in a
kitchen chelation and then fired this is
a very beautiful one this one right over
here is a little narrower and you could
see some of the red paint that was
painted onto it before he was put in a
kitchen chelation and this was fired and
the color stayed because in being in the
kitchen chelation it protected and
stayed in its thing so here's an example
of a regular household utensil they had
the same shape as a call-out
and sometimes these are also referred to
in tonight as a coup bas goof ball vase
I saw and this becomes very very
important in the half tires that we read
in this nefarious about the punishment
that a sham will bring in the game oppa
Rani
we say the Amos is gonna fill up a kuba
a squeeze hot Arella this is also
referred to in tonight as a coup bass
and these two have very very big parties
some people would also use it as
drinking the age success and the Navi
warns ministre
that if Benes role will not stop being
or even every desire hashem will fill up
a kuba Asko saturated and here you can
see so this was a commonly used item in
that time which is similar in nature to
the color which is depicted on the
Masters hishaku
and the shekel heritage from the time of
the second base mission and the mission
and peripera based mentions this type of
life another very interesting thing that
people used to do just like today if you
buy something a safer a book you rank
your name on the safer these to make a
harvest or a card of wine they would
have Kahlan with people's names up this
right here is a Greek jar hand and this
is an inscription in yavanas in Greek on
it the name of this person was Asano's
that was his name and here is the name
as it's written in its Greek letters and
this was considered a Simenon a Kayle
the person had his name on a Caleb so
sometimes the Gemara will discuss and
talk about if there is a simin then
indebted and you have to be mattress if
it's no simin sometimes they would make
a mark and sometimes they would actually
put their name on a specific hit another
very very interesting thing that we also
have is just like I showed you an oil
lamp that had a picture of the califa
wine that matches the coin that Shimon
bar cava minted that shows a Kayle of
wine we also there is another coin
Shuman Barca that has a picture on one
side of the front of the basin McNish
and now the other side has a lool of an
asterisk and it says inside livering the
old he prescription might not see you
strong this is one of the best ones in
the world showing the coin on both sides
now what's very fascinating if you look
closely at the K shuttle on this little
of you're going to see that there's an
ice rink there's a loo love to our
Rovers and a lot of Hadassah you can see
the details of the law a tremendous
amount of fantasy
[Applause]
it shows us how they were making their
cash shuttle on their lulav and it also
shows us something else that's important
how bad uses 53 Hadassah because in the
Zoya
it says gun and the ticking of head
eight sad-ass is the union of gun of the
you know 53 Hadassah there is a math
Lucas if the eights had us was an Esther
ik or an apple so one of the tickin that
Isaiah writes is to use that minam is a
ticking on the eights and us so here you
see that this new mimic of taking 53
Hadassah or a lot of Hadassah can even
be seen on the coin of chemin Barca
furthermore the other side that has a
picture of the front of the base of
English which we previously discussed we
also have an oil and it has a picture of
the columns the front of the base
Manglish which matches the coin of
Shivan Barca and this is a very very
rare Jewish oil lamp that has the same
image of the front of the base of
English that can be seen with the
columns here as well
and this black is from being lit 2,000
years ago you could see one two three
four five nozzle oil lamp you could put
five sealers in the same oil line just
like it says stay pure solution a
burning of them this was an oil lamp you
could put five POS five edges in this
boiler it has a ring so that you can
hold it or if you were walking like you
have a flashlight this was how people
would walk and carry their oil lamps and
what's unique is that it still has its
original handle intact oil lamps were
interesting because every mela
every Kingdom made its own style oil
lamp and in fact you're a see fun
Josephus writes about this the Harshman
oil the Maccabees had a very unique
style oiler they made a whole montage
type of oil lamp their oil lamp look
like a hamantaschen that's what you a
seafood rights and right here is a 2000
year old hashman a Maccabee an oil lamp
and even scientist today still refer to
this style oil and as the Makah bean the
hash monoi oil and the oil would go here
the cielo the weight would go here and
this is called a Maccabee and style oil
hardness King Herod the Great made his
own style of oil lamp and this is called
a Herodian oil on an oil lamp from the
style of harness and every king wanted
to make a certain style so that even
years later they would be remembered for
their style just like today we have
Italian style furniture colonial
American style each one has its own
style these kingdoms would make their
own style as well and going back to that
de Vaughn in the Greeks made also a
certain painted star and this was
considered a footed Bowl like a little
serving plate but a beautiful Greek
design painted and these circular type
of things was made by the avant degrees
now the Mishnah discusses this kind of
Kayle this Kayle has a stand what
happens if you turn it over you could
put something in here as well is it
considered a base kibble on the bottom
piece also and sometimes
you have the title of the Kaley the god
of the Kaling all the different collagen
that I discussed the Domitian ur you can
see it here as well what the Mishnah is
talking about so these items represent
very specific styles styles common in
the time of ended by a trainee and the
Mishnah and the Gemara mentions many of
these things and you can see here in our
museum one of the things that has all
mentioned was called a glue skimmer what
was it glue skimmer so the Gemara says
that a merchant assaulted her with just
like you have a trunk today
oh good take his glue glue schema from
town to town and he would fill it up if
he was a mother of spices he would fill
up his spices he would come to the
middle of the marketplace he would open
up his go schema and he would sell his
merchandise these were called glue
schemas there were two types of glue
schemas one was a glue schema that was
for burial purposes that they used to
bury people this is not that kind of
glue schema those were very small and
they would make them the size of the
bone of the largest bone of the person's
body no one made very very small then
the wood the glow skin moist at the
Jumeirah refers to that were made for a
sovereign for a person who was selling
and these were these very large like you
have a trunk today this was your box
this particular one is fascinating
beautifully carved and right over here
at the top corner it says in Greek
letters in you bonus we were just
talking about Greek it says your ceii
phone Josephus merchant of spices cycler
of spices this is not your EC phone who
wrote the history of Eden this is a
person who wrote and made a simin on his
Kaling yoseef
merchants of spices so exactly what has
all tell us that the people used to go
from one market place to the other
market place and sell their merchandise
and open up their glue schema and sell
directly out of it and they could this
is exactly this is a two thousand one
hundred year old GU schema with the
Greek inscription and this is a
fascinating thing because you see the
detail of the designs that were carved
in here how it was beautifully done and
with the name of the person
this right here is another Greek Kayle
painted beautifully with some of the
original design that still could be seen
here and this again was the style that
the Avani of the Greeks would use and
that was a very specific style known and
used by the bonhomie the Greeks at that
specific time one of the things we learn
about in close
mossad did talk I say about sit and
you're gonna put plaster and plaster
just as we plaster walls today we're
very commonly done in the ancient world
this was found in Masada
it's a piece of wall piece of plaster
the paint and the design is already gone
but this is a 2000 year old piece of
city of plaster and this is from one of
the walls of the palace of Masada
another very very important thing is the
Amaro always talks about Americans a
bathhouse
just like the bathrooms of your house
have tiles tiles in bathtubs and
basements in bath houses became very
very common here is a piece of an actual
house with the rows of tiles and this is
very very important this was coming from
Masada
as well we also have from the city of
Caesarea the city Werribee Akiva was
killed these are actual tiles from the
bath house that was found in Caesarea a
person by the name of dubbin Hirsch
who's about Shiva today in the 1970s was
in Caesarea and he found these bath hot
bath tiles from a bath house and he
donated it here from his from Los
Angeles California he donated it to the
museum and we also have a few loose
tiles of different colors and there are
also bath tiles so the same concept of
you have a bathtub with tiles in your
bathroom and Cole father's officer
Sherman
they had tiles and they had bath houses
Basava tires if I said they had plaster
the same things they had in the ancient
world as well just as you have today big
columns on Moodle and beautiful capitals
this is carved out of stone and right
here is an actual beautiful piece of
stone this right here is a beautiful
piece of column on the top of the column
was the Capitol and you could see the
beautiful designs that are carved out of
a single piece of limestone a single
piece of limestone this whole beautiful
design and it weighs quite a bit this is
a small color one of the most amazing
things you will see here in the museum
is something that's very very touching
when Titas came to destroy the second
base of English
yes Seaford tells us that he came with
the 10th Legion of the
that Santelli gone from their own
chamois in America when we talk about
the American army we talk about the
American legions in fact I have a branch
of our museum in the Catskills in
Fallsburg New York and the building
which we bought for the museum used to
be called the American Legion building
in Cazale they're called luxurious dish
above in nothing we talk about the
league yarnís the Roman soldiers the
Roman legions and yes even tells us that
which group of soldiers came to destroy
the base of English that sent the league
on the 10th Legion of the Roman IV nine
years ago they were building a parking
lot in your eye and they found the
military headquarters of Titus and one
of the things they found are 1200 of
these bricks then I'm every single brick
there is an inscription it says on it
l e G Leakey on x10 F our friend this
aroma from the Roman army like you would
write a property of the United States
Army hundred and second Airborne
Division this says l EG lee geon X 10
Francis Robert you're looking at a piece
of brick that was once part of the
military headquarters of Titas exactly
as its described in your ceii phone they
were the group of soldiers that
destroyed the second
listen not only do we have that
but the most fascinating thing that you
will see in this particular tape today
in this particular shear has to do with
the basin English
we know that everything of the base of
me - was considered Cornish but one of
the things we also know as the Gemara -
tuffnut tells us that when the a bush -
when - destroyed the base Ming - he was
Masonic the kedusha away from and just
as we know that I eat is allowed to take
money humor as a question a lot of gold
and soldier of the bitumen - was taken
away by the Romans and not only was it
taken away we're not talking about Caleb
we're talking about money from delicious
living horses so the Gemara says that
had Rihanna and Trey on Malta Hadrian
and Trajan melted down money silver of
the best vanish and they made coins out
of it and in a special tape which were
about to make on the ancient currency
and coins of the ancient world you will
see some of these coins that were minted
down from the silver and goal of the
distinguished and there's nothing
condition so the Chimera says Omar a
pnina of Hanina says they wanted big
shoe league Nerys called Casa Rosada
bottom they wanted to put away all the
gold and silver of the world
I should not sue until they found the
plastic ear Haskell that the ambush -
was masala - kedusha and then the
came so therefore even for a pigeon
abanda governor says you're allowed to
use gold and silver coins that Haryana
century animal committed because there's
nothing condition and even that's hard
and there's no yes sir I'm cold and soul
the chimera concludes and around on past
instance Allah Allah that something that
was broken from this minish has not been
conditioned because the condition was
this topic when that talk about a whole
Kaylee we're talking about a broken
piece of something now if you go to the
castle today you will see that there
were stones all have a border around it
is the middle of the stone and then
there's like a design all around the
stone that hardness can Herod the Great
built
I think Amara tells us why hardness
originally wanted to put gold all around
the center should be rocked and decides
he should be all the gold he never
completed that so therefore a broken
piece doesn't have a conditioner and
this is what all durable who are
involved with our Museum basket and
that's where the straw Belski of David
Cohen because the rod AB in Milan dough
all have gone through this specific
Indian what I'm about to show you is
just like you have the coil the coil is
not the wall at the base mesh man should
matter to us they make a mistake you
think it's the wall of this match it was
the wall around Hera base and each stone
had this design that hardness made on
the border around the stone this comes
and was found in your shall I it's a
broken piece niched of the castle Hama
Ruby not of the western wall but of the
southern wall and you can see the same
style stone and you can see the design
the piece of wearing this border would
come from and this is the piece that the
Chimera so they wanted to put gold all
around and you can see the border what's
very interesting about limestone is the
base weakness was made out of these have
on him and these what was a limestone it
was a very
beautiful stone and was easy to carve
and also limestone was a very combustion
of Allah stone it would it would burn
very easily yes even tells us that when
Titas came to destroy his minish he took
a hookah shell H torches afire and they
stuck the fire between the stones the
stalls got very hot and they were
literally exploding jumping off the
walls because limestone is a combustion
of stone what's very unique about this
stone is I'm going to show you the back
of the stone you can see the burn marks
in the stone and the bubbling that
happens when something starts burning
and bubbling
it gets burn marks and it bubbles from
the heat and all along here you can see
the bubbling and the burn marks in the
stone and you're looking at a stone that
burnt on Tisha buff in your line all
along here you can see that actual burn
marks in the storm so you're looking at
a stone that burnt on Tisha buff in your
life and this is one of the most
emotional pieces that we have here in
the museum and there's no than kedusha
for it
and it is amazing to see an actual stone
that's not from the base--emitter itself
it's seven the wall around Hera bias the
southern wall and there's no than
condition as the Gemara blurs the
phenomenon of clearly explain us when I
told Khomeini amat sham I came to power
in Iran three you are ready to die a
mysterious nefesh to save this bowl
what is this bowl and what is so
important
about 200 years ago as Oba Schmidt a
silversmith living in Iran went by and
saw the ancient palace of Kurush the
ancient Palace of Cyrus the Great and he
saw a wall that shows how they didn't
come to Clara Sh that you can come to
Cyrus and ask permission to build by a
Shanee and not only this Kurdish give
them permission he gives them Midland it
gives them supplies to which to go on
Bill Beijing being the silversmith this
year in Iran spent six months making the
silver bowl and carving a copy on this
silver bowl of the entire wall of the
palace of Kurdish showing the hidden
coming to Kirsch for asking permission
to build by a Shanee and not only
discouraged give them permission Kurdish
gives them supplies to go build Beijing
the story ends at the base with the
soldiers of Kirsch marching with
supplies to throw and build by a Shanee
I'm going to show you a few details