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Today’s Daf Yomi Question:
Ladders lined up more than ten amah wide, create a Pesach but are not considered a Pirtzah – how can we have it both ways (since a Pesach of this size is generally a Pirtzah)?
Ladders lined up more than ten amah wide, create a Pesach but are not considered a Pirtzah – how can we have it both ways (since a Pesach of this size is generally a Pirtzah)?
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Today’s Daf Yomi Question:
When calculating the egg-volume for the halacha of Tuma we don’t apply any adjustments based on fluctuating egg sizes – why?
A healthy person is meant to consume 43.2 egg-volumes per day. How does this align with the Mishna that two meals (i.e. a day’s worth) is merely six egg-worth?
When calculating the egg-volume for the halacha of Tuma we don’t apply any adjustments based on fluctuating egg sizes – why?
A healthy person is meant to consume 43.2 egg-volumes per day. How does this align with the Mishna that two meals (i.e. a day’s worth) is merely six egg-worth?
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Today’s Daf Yomi Question:
The Gemara says that even if the pit is completely full, it would be assur since when it is empty it would be too low – why would that be a reason to make it assur now?
The Gemara says that even if the pit is completely full, it would be assur since when it is empty it would be too low – why would that be a reason to make it assur now?
The Gemara says that a Beis Sha’ar of a Yachid can house the Eruv, although one who resides there does not have to contribute to an Eruv. Since generally these two concepts go hand in hand, how can we differentiate in this instance?
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Today’s Daf Yomi Question:
The Gemara says that a Beis Sha’ar of a Yachid can house the Eruv, although one who resides there does not have to contribute to an Eruv. Since generally these two concepts go hand in hand, how can we differentiate in this instance?
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?
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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?
