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Hullin 128: The Value of No Conclusion: Teiku (Again)

Hullin 128: The Value of No Conclusion: Teiku (Again)5. Sept.19 Min.

<p>When a dangling limb might become susceptible to impurity. Plus, cases that conclude &quot;Teiku&quot; -- the conclusion is not known with surety. Does the whole body function as a &quot;handle&quot; for the dangling limb? It&#39;s a machloket. And several other cases that are not resolved, but conclude &quot;teiku.&quot; Plus, flesh that is severed and becomes susceptible to impurity, with attention to the difference between a limb from a live animal in contrast to a limb from a carcass. Note the careful interpretation of the biblical texts here.</p>