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Today we start the second chapter of Tractate Chullin. We’ve spent the past month learning primarily about who can slaughter ... The post Chullin 27 appeared first on My Jewish Lea...
Nearly a month after we began Tractate Chullin, today we come to the end of chapter one, where the final ... The post Chullin 26 appeared first on My Jewish Learning.
Tractate Chullin has wandered into a discussion of bird sacrifices which continues on today’s daf with the following mishnah: What ... The post Chullin 22 appeared first on My Jewi...
The Torah states that any land animal that chews its cud and has cloven hooves is kosher (Leviticus 11:3). Similarly, ... The post Chullin 61 appeared first on My Jewish Learning.
Yesterday, we encountered a mishnah that taught the following: In the case of one who slaughters by cutting one siman (i.e., the ... The post Chullin 28 appeared first on My Jewish...
Today we continue the intricate discussion of how one examines an animal that has been slaughtered to determine if it ... The post Chullin 50 appeared first on My Jewish Learning.
The Gemara has been systematically working through the mishnah’s list of defects that render an animal a treifa — unkosher even if ... The post Chullin 46 appeared first on My Jewi...
In the middle of a complex discussion of potential perforations in the abomasum (a ruminant’s fourth stomach compartment) that could ... The post Chullin 49 appeared first on My Je...
Leviticus 22:28 states a prohibition: “Whether a bull or a sheep, you shall not slaughter it and its offspring in ... The post Chullin 77 appeared first on My Jewish Learning.
Kosher meat comes from an animal that has been slaughtered in accordance with Jewish law. This means that meat from ... The post Chullin 38 appeared first on My Jewish Learning.
The Gemara has recently detoured into a lengthy discussion regarding impurity in food items. And, as we’ve already seen, it ... The post Chullin 36 appeared first on My Jewish Lear...
We’ve been talking extensively about a wide range of kosher animals and what makes them treifot, and therefore unkosher. On ... The post Chullin 58 appeared first on My Jewish Lear...
Today’s daf, Chullin 19, continues parsing a mishnah introduced yesterday. The mishnah presented a case of problematic ritual slaughter, in which ... The post Chullin 19 appeared f...
We have learned that, barring variations and complications, when a pregnant animal is slaughtered, the fetus it carries can be ... The post Chullin 74 appeared first on My Jewish L...
The chapter we began yesterday opens with a list of defects that render an animal a treifa, meaning it is ... The post Chullin 43 appeared first on My Jewish Learning.
Leviticus 1:14 states: “If your offering to God is a burnt offering of birds, you shall choose your offering from ... The post Chullin 23 appeared first on My Jewish Learning.
The Talmud recognizes two valid ways of killing a bird, depending on the context. One is shechita, slaughter, which involves ... The post Chullin 20 appeared first on My Jewish Lea...
Leviticus 11:13–19 lists 24 species of birds that are forbidden to eat. Rabbinic law states that this prohibition extends to their ... The post Chullin 64 appeared first on My Jewi...
Today’s daf continues the series of mishnahs with the formulation “that which is the rule for x is exactly the ... The post Chullin 25 appeared first on My Jewish Learning.
Today we’re discussing treifot, otherwise kosher animals that are prohibited from consumption because of disease or injury. After enumerating many specific ... The post Chullin 42...
“And regarding anyone, whether an Israelite or a stranger who resides among them, who hunts an animal or a bird ... The post Chullin 31 appeared first on My Jewish Learning.
On yesterday’s daf, the Talmud quoted a mishnah from Tractate Taharot which deals with questions of purity and impurity as they relate ... The post Chullin 34 appeared first on My...
We’ve recently seen the rabbis concoct some rather unlikely scenarios in order to tease out legal principles. For instance, two ... The post Chullin 70 appeared first on My Jewish...
As we know, the rabbis of the Talmud are deeply familiar with the Hebrew Bible. They cite its verses to ... The post Chullin 59 appeared first on My Jewish Learning.
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