Daf Yomi

Yevamot 97 : Marc Chipkin: 2022-05-12 Until when is one considered a minor if signs of puberty do not emerge? The sources that only relatives of one’s married wife are forbidden, not of a woman violated or seduced by him. Covert brothers marrying the other’s widow.

Yevamot 96 : Marc Chipkin : 2022-06-11 When does a minor disqualify his adult brothers from doing yibum? When two brothers who are minors have relations with the yevamah one after the other. The importance of quoting a teaching in the name of the one who said it.

Yevamot 95 : Marc Chipkin : 2022-06-10 The source that a woman is permitted to her husband who had relations with her sister. Is a woman permitted to her husband who had relations with her mother? Rabbi Yose's view.

Yevamot 94 : Marc Chipkin : 2022-06-09 Is a woman believed to say, “My yavam died, that I might marry another.”? A get that does not work except to disqualify a woman from marrying into the Kehunah. A man marries his wife’s sister when he was told his wife and brother-in-law died overseas

Yevamot 93 : Marc Chipkin: 2022-06-08 Can a person transfer something that has not yet come into the world? The testimony of a single witness concerning a yevamah.

Yevamot 92 : Marc Chipkin: 2022-06-07 A woman relies on the court to remarry. Women acting on the basis of incorrect testimony. Does kiddushin takes effect with a yevamah and someone other than the yavam.

Yevamot 91 : Marc Chipkin: 2022-06-06 A Levi's daughter is treated stringently in this instance. Various lenient opinions on the penalties. Examination of the principle "what could the woman have done?"

Yevamot 90 : Marc Chipkin: 2022-06-05 Further discussion of how the Rabbis have the power to uproot a Torah law. Passive neglect of a law is allowed for example shofar or lulav on Shabbat. The Rabbis encouraged marital strife in this instance.

Yevamot 89 : Marc Chipkin: 2022-06-04 Why the woman needs a get from both husbands, and why she gets no ketubah from either of them. Separating terumah from impure produce for pure produce. The power of the Beth Din to uproot a Torah law.

Yevamot 88 : Marc Chipkin: 2022-06-03 One witness is believed to permit a woman to remarry- different sources. A woman who contradicts a witness.