We continue discussing the laws of moving permitted thing along with forbidden things. We talk about whether we can reassemble things that had come apart on Shabbos. We bring down the rule regarding catching sparks in a utensil. We then finish this chapter of the Talmud and begin a new chapter, initially discussing Hatmanah, insulating foods.

Moving a candelabrum on Shabbat; and What do we do with something you never expected to use?

We delve into the opinion of Rebbe Shimon - is there a prohibition against Muktzah or not? And how does Rebbe Yochanan rule on this ?

What happens do oil left in a lamp? What types of lamps are Muktzah on Shabbos? We learn the prohibition of “Muktzah Machmas Issur”, something that is set aside due to prohibition.

The laws of moving a vessel in order to prevent a loss. In what way does one make a vessel Muktzah? Can we move a vessel for the sake of something that is Muktzah? What happens if we have to move a body on Shabbos?

We learn the principle of “an action that is not necessary for its own sake” and the principle of “unintentional acts”. Are we allowed to mix hot and cold water on Shabbos? What about adding salt or spices to a boiling pot? Listen on!

The laws of bathing in a river. Can we use hot water from a kettle? Can we even put hot water into a kettle? Find out here!

How much of the body is a person allowed to bathe on Shabbos? We also discuss the decrees issues by the Sages against bathing on Shabbos. Lastly we discuss whether heating oil is allowed on Shabbos

The laws of cooking with hot items which were heated by the sun or by fire; A dispute about bathing on Shabbos.

What happens when you forget and leave a pot on the stove so that it cooked on Shabbos? What are the conditions that would allow us to return a pot to the stove? What is the difference between a stove and oven and a Kupach? We answer these questions and more !