(Rav Nachman citing R. Mana): In the future, an idol will spit in the face of its worshippers and will disgrace them for their mistake of worshipping them, and will then cease to exist, as the pasuk states (Tehillim 97:7), "all worshippers of images will be ashamed".

(Rav Nachman citing R. Mana): In the future, an idol will come and bow down before Hash-m and will then cease to exist, as the pasuk states (ibid), "prostrate yourselves before Him". (It is written in the past tense to teach that they will first prostate themselves before they cease to exist.)

(Mishnah): One may buy from an idolater a winepress containing trodden grapes, even though he had handled them and put them in the pile. It does not become Yayin Nesech until it flows down into the vat (and was then touched by an idolater). If it had flowed there, whatever is in the vat is prohibited and the rest is permitted.

(Gemara) (R. Chanan): As for the permission of the Mishnah to buy a winepress even if the idolater actually took grapes and put them in the pile, this is specifically when a Jew watched him until the wine entered the vat.

Question: The permission was also only said when the idolater took the grapes and was happy to also take the wine around them, so the wine is not a separate entity; but if he specifically takes out the grapes from the wine, does the wine become a separate entity and prohibited as Yayin Nesech, or not?

Answer: It is still permitted, even if there are holes for collection of the wine, as long the wine is still under the grape clusters; but if the holes are to the side of the clusters, the wine is prohibited.

(R. Yosi bei R. Bun citing R. Yochanan): No, even if the wine is under the grape clusters, it is prohibited as Yayin Nesech, because when he takes the clusters and places them in the pile, the wine remains in the holes.