Daf Yomi

Nedarim 45 : Marc Chipkin : 2022-12-09 Making something ownerless in front of two people is ineffective whereas in front of three people it works. Partners who share a courtyard and are forbidden to benefit from each other - can they enter the courtyard?

Nedarim 44 : Marc Chipkin : 2022-12-08 Retracting the hefker of a field. Being mafkir for a limited time is highly unusual and indicates he intends for its return. The problem of separating tithes for something de'orayta for something de'rabbanan and vice versa.

Nedarim 43 : Marc Chipkin : 2022-12-07 Why it is forbidden to borrow articles from a person forbidden to benefit from him? Methods for providing goods indirectly to a person who is forbidden to benefit from that person in cases of need.

Nedarim 42 : Marc Chipkin : 2022-12-06 ls working in the same field considered a benefit? How the shmittah year affects a person who is forbidden to receive benefit from another.

Nedarim 41 : Marc Chipkin : 2022-12-05 Aftereffects of illness, including forgetting one’s learning. When it is a person's time to die, he is powerless to stop it. Bathing in the same bath and sleeping in the same bed as someone from whom it is forbidden to receive benefit.

Nedarim 40 : Marc Chipkin : 2022-12-04 Anyone who does not visit the sick, is as if he spills blood. The reward of one who performs bikkur cholim. Using a river as a mikveh.

Nedarim 39 : Marc Chipkin : 2022-12-03 Visiting the sick in the case of a existing vow. The source for bikkur cholim. Seven things were created before the world. Visiting the sick has no limit.

Nedarim 38 : Marc Chipkin : 2022-12-02 Moses was strong, wealthy, wise and humble. All prophets were wealthy. Feeding a kosher and non-kosher animal of someone who is forbidden to receive benefit.

Nedarim 37 : Marc Chipkin : 2022-12-01 Accepting payment for teaching Torah. The trop is an essential part of the Torah. Why children cannot be taught new material on Shabbat.

Nedarim 36 : Marc Chipkin : 2022-11-30 All sacrifices require consent of the owner for sacrificing, except for one who is mechusah kappara. Separating terumah from his own produce on his friend’s produce.