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Next day’s Daf Yomi – Bava Basra 84
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Next day’s Daf Yomi – Gittin 79
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Today’s Daf Yomi Question:
How does Rav answer the Mishnah (of three chatzeros) where Rebbi Shimon seems not to be concerned with the possibilty of transferring the wrong kelim?
How does Rav answer the Mishnah (of three chatzeros) where Rebbi Shimon seems not to be concerned with the possibilty of transferring the wrong kelim?
When the Mishna describes the din of placing an Eruv inside a city, why do we need to mention two cases (large and small city)?
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Today’s Daf Yomi Question:
When the Mishna describes the din of placing an Eruv inside a city, why do we need to mention two cases (large and small city)?
If Pas is preferred, then only an Ani can do an Eruv without bread. But if Regel is preferred, then there are no restrictions regarding Pas – why?
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Today’s Daf Yomi Question:
If Pas is preferred, then only an Ani can do an Eruv without bread. But if Regel is preferred, then there are no restrictions regarding Pas – why?
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Today’s Daf Yomi Question:
The Mishna (in Keilim which discusses shiurim based on personal size) does not list the din of four ammos, since it doesn’t apply universally. Why does it list the din of two se’udos (for Eruv) which is also not absolute (see 30b)?
The Mishna (in Keilim which discusses shiurim based on personal size) does not list the din of four ammos, since it doesn’t apply universally. Why does it list the din of two se’udos (for Eruv) which is also not absolute (see 30b)?
