1)

What are the implications of "u'Lehoros es B'nei Yisrael"?

1.

Rashi: It comes to incorporate in the previous Isur a Rav issuing rulings after drinking having drunk wine. 1

2.

Shevu'os, 13b: The Torah adds "Lehoros" to "Lehavdil" to teach us that 'whoever separates from his wife close to her period will have children who are fit to Pasken. 2

1

Though it is not subject to Misah, based on the Pasuk in Bamidbar 18:1, "ve'Atah u'Vanecha Itach Tis'u es Avon ha'Mikdash" precludes a Rav.

2

See Torah Temimah, note 22.

2)

What is the end of the Pasuk "Eis Kol ha'Chukim ... " coming to add?

1.

Kerisos, 13b: "Eis Kol ha'Chukim" includes Medrashos; 1 "Asher Diber Hashem" ? Halachah and "be'Yad Moshe" ? Gemara. 2

1

See Torah Temimah, note 25.

2

See Torah Temimah, notes 26. It does not include Mishnah, from which we cannot derive Halachos and is not therefore included in "u'Lehoros" R. Yossi b'R. Yehudah precludes also Gemara for the same reason. See Torah Temimah, note 27.

3)

Why does the Torah incorporate a prohibition against issuing rulings after drinking wine?

1.

Seforno: Because wine captivates a person's heart, causing him to forget. 1

1

As the Pasuk writes in Mishlei, 31:5. Refer also to 10:9:1:2**.

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