We learn the laws of placing a pot near a stove on Shabbos; the importance of putting ashes on the coals and we learn about certain foods that are improved by leaving them on the stove.

We finish the current chapter by discussing things who’s name has changed through the ages. And we begin chapter 3 of Shabbat, discussing the laws of leaving a pot on the stove or returning it to the stove on Shabbat.

In this Daf we learn how Shabbat was brought in during the time of the Talmud. We discuss moving a shofar and a trumpet on Shabbat.

We learn about the things that must be done before dark on Friday and we try to determine a precise definition for twilight.

We continue the discussion of reward and punishment. We discussed instances where certain illnesses were sent as punishment for sins. And finally we discuss the famous story of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai and his son in the cave.

We discuss Rabbinical Talmudic descriptions of punishments that come at times of danger, The causes of early death, and rewards and punishments of other mitzvot.

We learn about the patience of Hillel. The midah of Fear of Heaven. And we continue to discuss liability for extinguishing a wick. We end the page with a discussion of special mitzvot for women.

We get into a fascinating discussion of the books of Kohelet and Proverbs. We learn the law of moving something prohibited by using something permitted. Finally, we learn not to bet against Hillel!

The offspring of guilt offering substitutes; The substitute ofba firstborn and the tithe; Bringing firstborn sacrifices from outside Israel; Eating the tithe inside the walls of the Temple; We finish Chapter 3

What actually makes up a Temurah? We also discuss the substitutes of guilt offerings and their offspring.