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Topics Covered: Sidepost visible from outside the alley but not inside. Proof from Rav Chiya that it works. Question from case of small courtyard open to large courtyard, ostensibly showing that it does not work. Walls of small courtyard …
Topics covered: The Talmud Eruvin 9a tells us that if a Koreh (beam) or Lechi (upright) that’s either drawn from one or both walls of the alleyway or suspended in the air – as long as it’s within 3 …
Topics Covered: We shared an insight from Parshas Reeh (Deut. 14:6-8) how from at least one logical inference, Moses could not (and would not) have written the Torah himself. E.G. how could he have possibly known that there were …
Filling in for Sal while he and his family are on vacation is Rabbi Aaron Parry! Topics covered: Torah is like a lemon. Why are there Talmudic disputes all together? Story from Talmud about 2 sages greeting a 3rd. …
Topics covered: Chapter 1, Mishna 1 To help us understand the laws of a breach in the side of a 3-sided alleyway, we look at the laws of an L-shaped alley. Rav says it is like two 2-sided alleyways coming …
Topics covered: Chapter 1, Mishna 1 If for Shabbos carrying we’re adjusting an alley that has a crossbeam less than 10 tefachim, handbreadths, above the ground by lowering the ground itself, how far should our digging extend into the …
Topics covered: Chapter 1, Mishna 1 From where do the Sages derive their units of measurement? Some from Written Torah, some from Oral Torah. The seven species which characterize the abundance of the Land of Israel – wheat, barley, …
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