Chullin 83 : Marc Chipkin : 2026-07-22 Four times a year, a seller must disclose a prior sale of the animal’s parent or offspring. The day follows the night regarding otoh ve'et b'no. Covering the blood of a shechted wild animal or bird.

Chullin 82 : Marc Chipkin : 2026-07-21 The parah adumah and eglah arufah and how that relates to otoh ve'et b'no. Multiple violations of otoh ve'et b'no with one shechitah.

Chullin 81 : Marc Chipkin : 2026-07-20 Double sets of lashes. Receiving a double punishment for a sin.

Chullin 80 : Marc Chipkin : 2026-07-19 A koy regarding gifts to the Kohen. Other opinions about the identity of a koy. A. shechitah which is does not permit the animal for consumption is not legally called “shechitah.”

Chullin 79 :Marc Chipkin : 2026-07-18 Worrying about paternity of an animal. If a koy is a crossbreed of a goat and deer does the prohibition of "otoh ve'et b'no" and covering the blood apply?

Chullin 78 : Marc Chipkin : 2026-07-17 The prohibition of not slaughtering an animal and it's offspring applies everywhere. A crossbred animal is not valid as a sacrifice but is subject to prohibition of not slaughtering an animal and it's offspring. It's out only the mother and the child or even the father abs the child?

Chullin 77 : Marc Chipkin : 2026-07-16 The law of a amniotic sac inside a shechted animal. Concern for a second fetus where the first is not attached to the amniotic sac. One whose tree sheds its fruit prematurely is permitted to dye it with red paint and place rocks on its branches.

Chullin 76 : Marc Chipkin : 2026-07-15 Where can an animal's leg be severed and not be a treifah? The convergence of the sinews. A broken bone is not the same as a severed one.

Chullin 75 : Marc Chipkin : 2026-07-14 Can a "ben paku'ah" be impure while still alive? Does shechitah of a treifah mother precludes the fetus from being permitted with its own shechitah? A ben paku'ah"'s offspring.

Chullin 74 : Marc Chipkin : 2026-07-13 Shechting a fetus while it is in the mother’s womb. Dispute as to whether the shechting of the mother allows a "ben paku'ah" to be eaten. Can one redeem a firstborn donkey with a "ben paku'ah"?