If one says [to his neighbour], `that which I might eat of yours be
korban`, [or]` a burnt-offering`, [or] `a meal-offering`, [or]` a
sin-offering [or] `a thanksgiving-offering`, [or]` a peace-offering, he
is forbidden. R. Judah permitted [him]. [If he says,] `the korban,` [or]
`as a korban,` [or]` korban, be that which I might eat of yours,` He is
forbidden. If he says: that which I might not eat of yours be for a
korban,` R. Meir forbids [him]. |
נדרים 1.4 |
Now these are permitted: [He who says,] what I might eat of yours be
hullin,` `as the flesh of the swine, as the object of idolatrous
worship,` as perforated hides,` `as nebeloth and terefoth`, as
abominations and reptiles, as Aaron`s dough or his Terumah`, [in all
these cases] He is permitted. If one says to his wife, `behold! Thou art
unto me as my mother,` He must be given an opening on other grounds, in
order that he should not act frivolously in such matters. |
נדרים 2.1 |
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