More Discussions for this daf
1. Emes v'Yatziv d'Oraisa 2. Ba'al Keri and reciting Torah 3. Berachos mid'Oraisa
4. Difficult Kal v'Chomer 5. Tevillah for Ba'alas Keri 6. Interrupting in Middle of Tefilah
7. Davening long 8. Rebbi Yochanan 9. Rebbi Yochanan's Kal va'Chomer
10. Correction to Point by Point 11. Emes at the end of Keri'as Shema 12. Praying twice, twice
13. Using a Verse for Multiple Purposes 14. Anusas Aviv 15. Bending when the Tzibur gets to Modim
16. Tefilah on Shabbos 17. Tefilas Nedavah 18. Semuchim
19. Malchus 20. Shemoni Esrei with Tzibur 21. shema or emes viyatziv being derabanan or deoraysa
DAF DISCUSSIONS - BERACHOS 21

Moshe Dovid Katz asks:

I did not understand a line in the gemoroh on 21b. The gemoroh first explains that they are arguing if a yichud says kedushah in the middle of shemona esrah. Then the germorah a few lines later says everyone agrees we are not mafsik for kedushah. They seem to contradict. Thanks

Moshe Dovid Katz, Brooklyn, ny

The Kollel replies:

The Gemara later does not mean literally that everyone holds this way. Rather, it is a way of saying that the Gemara is concluding that the law is clearly that we are not Mafsik.

Alternatively, we must realize that Ravina and Rav Ashi who finished editing the Gemara were late Amora'im, while Rebbi Yehoshua ben Levi is a borderline Tana/Amora. It is therefore very understandable that at the time of Ravina and Rav Ashi who were issuing this ruling there was no longer anyone who held like Rebbi Yehoshua ben Levi. This would be a simple definition of the words, "Everyone agrees...," as that was the current ruling of all later Amora'im.

All the best,

Yaakov Montrose