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Today’s Daf Yomi Question:
The Gemara describes the words of both Beis Shamai and Beis Hillel as being ‘Divrei elokim chayim’ denoting that both have credence in Torah. How does this apply to a machlokes pertaining to a practical reality?
The Gemara describes the words of both Beis Shamai and Beis Hillel as being ‘Divrei elokim chayim’ denoting that both have credence in Torah. How does this apply to a machlokes pertaining to a practical reality?
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Today’s Daf Yomi Question:
Tosfos says in the case where the Eruv is in the tree below ten, the concept of ‘Ho’il’ (since it can be potentially transported in increments of less than four ammos) can be applied without any concern, as opposed to the case of the Eruv in the basket. What is the difference?
Tosfos disagrees with Rashi’s allowance (according to Rebbi) to carry the Eruv incrementally through R”H. If so, according to Tosfos why is the Eruv (in the tree below ten tefachim) valid?
Tosfos says in the case where the Eruv is in the tree below ten, the concept of ‘Ho’il’ (since it can be potentially transported in increments of less than four ammos) can be applied without any concern, as opposed to the case of the Eruv in the basket. What is the difference?
Tosfos disagrees with Rashi’s allowance (according to Rebbi) to carry the Eruv incrementally through R”H. If so, according to Tosfos why is the Eruv (in the tree below ten tefachim) valid?
A pile of stones which require a shovel for removal is considered a Melacha. If the stones are above-surface of the land, what difference does it make whether they are removed by hand or via shovel?
The Gemara says halacha can conclude like the yachid even in face of an opposing majority. Why don’t we apply the din of ‘Acharei rabim lehatos’ (we are meant to follow the majority)?
According to the opinion of ‘Matin’ (we advise an individual to follow that shita, but don’t publicly advocate it) how can we support one halacha for the yachid, and another for the rabim?
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Today’s Daf Yomi Question:
The Gemara says halacha can conclude like the yachid even in face of an opposing majority. Why don’t we apply the din of ‘Acharei rabim lehatos’ (we are meant to follow the majority)?
According to the opinion of ‘Matin’ (we advise an individual to follow that shita, but don’t publicly advocate it) how can we support one halacha for the yachid, and another for the rabim?
Since according to Rebbi Shimon the surveyors allow a fifteen amah leeway, why if one leaves the Techum (up to fifteen amah) can’t he be still considered inside?
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Today’s Daf Yomi Question:
Since according to Rebbi Shimon the surveyors allow a fifteen amah leeway, why if one leaves the Techum (up to fifteen amah) can’t he be still considered inside?
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Today’s Daf Yomi Question:
How can wall remnants in a river be considered a ’Beis Dirah’?
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Today’s Daf Yomi Question:
How can a Yisroel rent with less than a Perutah, which although to the Goy has value, to the Yisroel who is the actual renter it has no status of money?
How can a Yisroel rent with less than a Perutah, which although to the Goy has value, to the Yisroel who is the actual renter it has no status of money?
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Today’s Daf Yomi Question:
Why is the concept of Befarhesya (public visibility) considered a determinant by Chillul Shabbos more than by other Mitzvos?
Why is the concept of Befarhesya (public visibility) considered a determinant by Chillul Shabbos more than by other Mitzvos?
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Today’s Daf Yomi Question:
Rashi (D”H Vachachamim) mentions that according to Rebbi Shimon the only purpose of Eruv Chatzeros (between two yards) is to allow transfer of household goods. Is this not true according to the Chachamim as well?
Rashi (D”H Vachachamim) mentions that according to Rebbi Shimon the only purpose of Eruv Chatzeros (between two yards) is to allow transfer of household goods. Is this not true according to the Chachamim as well?
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Today’s Daf Yomi Question:
The Gemara says that transfer from rooftop to Achsadra is perhaps more lenient since neither one is suitable for Dira. But don’t the Chachamim in the Mishnah treat a rooftop like a place of Dira?
The Gemara says that transfer from rooftop to Achsadra is perhaps more lenient since neither one is suitable for Dira. But don’t the Chachamim in the Mishnah treat a rooftop like a place of Dira?
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Today’s Daf Yomi Question:
Why would sleeping in a Sukkah be a problem, since he specifically intends not to be yotze (if it’s the eighth day) which is much more than simply lacking positive intent?
Why would sleeping in a Sukkah be a problem, since he specifically intends not to be yotze (if it’s the eighth day) which is much more than simply lacking positive intent?
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Today’s Daf Yomi Question:
Why is salt embedded in a liquid-food considered tangible?
A practical question: What was the purpose in locking the door and then leaving the key nearby?
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Today’s Daf Yomi Question:
A practical question: What was the purpose in locking the door and then leaving the key nearby?
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Today’s Daf Yomi Question:
Since we are meant to secure our Teruma from becoming Tamei, why would one be allowed to cause Tuma’h (Gorem), or even be metamei in a case of a major loss (Hefsed meruba)?
Since we are meant to secure our Teruma from becoming Tamei, why would one be allowed to cause Tuma’h (Gorem), or even be metamei in a case of a major loss (Hefsed meruba)?
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