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Today we begin the final chapter of Tractate Chullin with a mishnah that expands on a mitzvah found in Deuteronomy 22:6–7: “If, ... The post Chullin 138 appeared first on My Jewish...
Two pages ago, a mishnah taught about the unique status of a limb or piece of flesh that’s dangling from an animal, ... The post Chullin 129 appeared first on My Jewish Learning.
Today, the Gemara continues discussing ritual impurity transmitted through touching various parts of an impure animal carcass. As the discussion ... The post Chullin 124 appeared f...
The Talmud has been discussing the portions of butchered animals reserved for priests. Thus far, we’ve been assuming that those ... The post Chullin 132 appeared first on My Jewish...
Yesterday, we studied a mishnah that declared that the skin of a human corpse is equivalent to its flesh with ... The post Chullin 123 appeared first on My Jewish Learning.
On today’s daf, we continue to analyze the first mishnah of the ninth chapter, which deals with food impurity. Recall ... The post Chullin 121 appeared first on My Jewish Learning.
As part of the Talmud’s larger discussion of designating animal parts for priests, the rabbis also discuss produce designated for ... The post Chullin 131 appeared first on My Jewi...
Today, we reach the end of Tractate Chullin. Congratulations to everyone who made it through this difficult and “meaty” tractate! Over ... The post Chullin 142 appeared first on My...
We’ve discussed food impurity, which is spread through contact with a minimum quantity (the volume of an egg) of impure ... The post Chullin 122 appeared first on My Jewish Learnin...
The mishnah at the top of today’s daf continues the discussion of how impurity is spread. In general, flesh is ... The post Chullin 125 appeared first on My Jewish Learning.
We know from Leviticus 11:29–31 that the carcasses of a creeping animal (sheretz) — mice, lizards, etc. — transmit ritual impurity. But what about ... The post Chullin 126 appeared...
Today’s daf opens with a new mishnah, starting the penultimate chapter of this tractate. The subject is familiar: priestly gifts. In ... The post Chullin 135 appeared first on My...
The Talmud has been discussing the Torah’s requirement of shiluach haken, shooing the mother bird away from the nest before collecting her ... The post Chullin 140 appeared first o...
As we learned recently, those who own a flock of sheep are obligated to give the wool from the first shearing ... The post Chullin 137 appeared first on My Jewish Learning.
Deuteronomy 22:6–7 establishes the prohibition of shiluach haken: One may not harvest both a mother bird and her offspring simultaneously. Rather, before collecting ... The post Ch...
Impurity can be spread through touch. However, in order to be susceptible to impurity, food must first be made wet. ... The post Chullin 118 appeared first on My Jewish Learning.
Every year, as we prepare to enter Rosh Hashanah, we ask ourselves what we will do differently in the coming ... The post Chullin 134 appeared first on My Jewish Learning.
The Torah talks about eight creeping animals that convey impurity. Yesterday, we learned that the eggs of these creatures do not convey ... The post Chullin 127 appeared first on M...
Today’s daf meanders into an examination of whether various Jewish laws apply to property that is jointly owned. Let’s look ... The post Chullin 136 appeared first on My Jewish Lea...
Yesterday, we talked about yadayim, “handles” on food. This was the Talmud’s term for the inedible extensions of produce, like ... The post Chullin 119 appeared first on My Jewish...
Today’s daf spoke to me as a teacher. Let’s see why: Rabbi Yehuda says that Rabbi Akiva would teach this halakhah: ... The post Chullin 128 appeared first on My Jewish Learning.
Priests in ancient Israel did not own tribal land and were supported by obligatory “gifts” from the people, including portions ... The post Chullin 130 appeared first on My Jewish...
As we’ve been discussing, farmers sometimes acquire animals without a complete birthing history, making it difficult to identify whether a ... The post Bekhorot 24 appeared first o...
Many American laws hinge on apparently arbitrary definitions that carry profound consequences. Pills defined as medicine, for example, cannot be ... The post Chullin 120 appeared f...
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