창세기 16:3의 탈무드

Rebbi Immi in the name of Rebbi Simeon ben Laqish. The reason of that Tanna: “At the end of ten years since Abram lived in the Land of Canaan¹¹⁷Gen. 16:3; Sarah gave her husband a second wife to have children..” Deduct the years outside the Land¹¹⁸Tosephta 8:5, Babli 64a as tannaitic statement. In both sources, the verse is designated as hint, not as proof since Issac waited 20 years for his children. The rule does not apply outside the Land in any case.. We also have stated: [The time during which] she was sick or he was sick, or he went overseas, does not count¹¹⁹Tosephta 8:6, Babli 64a.. If she was married to the first [husband] and did not give birth, she receives ketubah¹²⁰Cf. Chapter 4, Note 84.; from the second she receives ketubah, from the third she receives ketubah, from the fourth and fifth she has no ketubah. Rebbi Ḥanina bar ‘Agil in the name of Rebbi Ḥizqiah: From the third himself she has no ketubah¹²¹In the Babli, 65a: As a third husband, she should marry only a man with children. If she married a childless man, she has no ketubah.. ¹²²In the Babli, 65a, this statement is characterized as tannaitic. If she was married to a fourth or fifth and did not give birth, may the earlier ones have regress on her¹²³Since it is now proven that she is sterile and most people would not marry a woman knowing that she was sterile. May they ask the ketubah money back?? She can say, only now did this woman become sterile¹²⁴The claimants would have to prove that she was sterile before.. If she was married to the fifth and gave birth, has she regress on the fourth? He says to her, your silence is better than your talk¹²⁵The fourth husband could say, had I known you were not sterile, I never would have given you a bill of divorce. This threatens retroactively to invalidate the divorce and to make her child a bastard (Babli 65a)..