A reversal, let alone
Hello Rabbi,
From your article and lesson on QW, it was concluded that it is not possible to reverse QW.
As I understand it, the Bible states, ‘And what money that does not end (=money that performs a consecration and not a marriage) buys, a wedding that ends (marriage) is not a law that you should fix (engagement)’.
After we refuted the premise that money is a commodity.
From your words I learned that now it is also impossible to learn from marriage to Kiddushin. (For example, ‘And what about marriages that are not performed with money, performed in a wedding ceremony, Kiddushin performed with money is not a law that they should be performed by a wedding ceremony.’)
But I saw, a page before, when the Gemara was trying to study money from the 15th century: ‘And what about a Hebrew mother who was not bought at the ba’ah, bought with money. She who was bought at the ba’ahah is not required to be bought with money.’
And then the Gemara rejects, ‘Yevama will prove that it was bought with money and not with money.’
And to my surprise, Tos instead asks, why don’t we reverse the KU?! ‘And what does it mean that a man who does not buy from a Hebrew mother buys from a woman? Money that buys from a Hebrew mother is not a law that he should buy from a woman?’
I have not been able to understand why this is a logical problem. I would be happy if the rabbi could clarify my words and find my mistake.
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