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Today’s Daf Yomi Question:
The Gemara teaches that one recites the bracha upon sighting the lions’ den or furnace where a nes happened to tzaddikim; how does this concur with what we learned earlier (54a) that we are obligated to make a bracha only on a nes that occurred to the masses (nes rabim)?
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R’ Tarfon only allows olive oil since other oils are not drawn as well to the wick and involve a concern of shema yateh (Tosfos). R’ Yochanan Ben Nuri challenged this by pointing to the people of Bavel who don’t have access to olive oil; but how does this inaccessibility mitigate the fact that it is assur on account of shema yateh?
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Today’s Daf Yomi Question:
The Gemara concludes that the Mishna begins with a discussion of Chazara, then proceeds to Shehiya, then concludes with a machlokes pertaining to Chazara – that Beis Shamai never allow Chazara altogether. Why does the Mishna interject with Shehiya rather than first concluding with the din of Chazara and then proceeding over to Shehiya?
The Mishna states that fuel of straw doesn’t present a concern since no coals are formed. If so how do we understand Bais Shamai who prohibit (shehiya of tavshil or chazara) even by ‘garuf’ (coals were shoveled) when there are no colas present?
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The Gemara says that separating brine from a fish considered ‘separating food from food’; since the liquid is foreign matter that entered the fish from the outside, why isn’t it equated to the pickled vegetable juice which is considered separating liquid from food?
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Today’s Daf Yomi Question:
The Gemara says that separating brine from a fish considered ‘separating food from food’; since the liquid is foreign matter that entered the fish from the outside, why isn’t it equated to the pickled vegetable juice which is considered separating liquid from food?
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Today’s Daf Yomi Question:
The Gemara concludes that a privately owned courtyard which is used as a public walk-through is considered a Reshus Harabim (see Tosfos D”H Yehoshua). How can this be derived from the Midbar which featured only a publicly owned Reshus Harabim?
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Next day’s Daf Yomi – Kesubos 112
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Next day’s Daf Yomi – Gittin 6
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Next day’s Daf Yomi – Kiddushin 70
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Next day’s Daf Yomi – Kiddushin 73
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