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Today’s Daf Yomi Question:
The Gemara says that one needs constant motivation/inspiration for ‘Derech Eretz’ which Rashi interprets to mean his profession. Why would one require being inspired to pursue his profession which he depends on for his livelihood?
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Today’s Daf Yomi Question:
The Gemara says the day (when Shamai prevailed over Hillel) was a difficult one just like the day of the Egel. Since the Gemara relates that they took a head-count and ruled according to the majority present, which is in accordance with the Torah, why are the results negated?
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Today’s Daf Yomi Question:
Yitzchak Avinu deducted night-time from the sum total. Why does the entire night qualify for exemption?
The Mishna determines the Shiur of spices, according to the amount required to spice a chicken’s egg and refers to it as a ‘Beitza Kalla’ (easiest to cook). How does the term Beitza Kalla fit into this context?
Yitzchak Avinu deducted night-time from the sum total. Why does the entire night qualify for exemption?
The Mishna determines the Shiur of spices, according to the amount required to spice a chicken’s egg and refers to it as a ‘Beitza Kalla’ (easiest to cook). How does the term Beitza Kalla fit into this context?
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