Rabbi Aryeh Lebowitz

Tanayim Amorayim Gaonimu Rishonim.

Answer?

None of the above.

Akhronim.

The late 17th century is the first time that we have any mention...

of a coast shall Eliyahu.

Now we do have mention of a fifth coast.

There is a concept of a fifth coast.

That's already in the Rift.

The Rift thinks that's in Tanayim.

The Rift says that's Rabbi Tarfin's sheet that you're supposed to have a fifth coast.

But that means that there should be a fifth coast for everybody and pashas to drink the fifth coast.

The Rambam has a little different not to drink the fifth coast to support it, but nothing about Eliyahu Hanavi.

Eliyahu Hanavi came in much later in the story.

There's reasons why you would think Eliyahu Hanavi would have something to do with this.

We're celebrating...

past Gula and hoping that this is a, you know, this will lead to a future Gula.

And before Mashiach comes, Eliyahu Hanavi comes a day earlier.

The Gemara in Erev and Dafnei Hamgimel about Tchumul Malamei Asara talks about how Eliyahu Hanavi could possibly come, you know, on Shabbos if he's coming from outside the Tchum.

So the Gemara makes very clear based on the Pesachim that Eliyahu Hanavi comes a day before Mashiach and he's going to, you know, he's going to herald the coming of Mashiach.