Daf Yomi

Bava Metzia 33 : Marc Chipkin : 2024-04-01 Who is defined as one's main teacher? Comparing the study of different areas of Torah. A guardian who pays the owner when he could have exempted himself via an oath receives the additional payments if the thief is found.

Bava Metzia 32 : Marc Chipkin: 2024-03-31 Not listening to one’s father to transgress a sin. One has to unload an animal for free but can get compensation for loading an animal. The prohibition of causing suffering to animals.

Bava Metzia 31 : Marc Chipkin: 2024-03-30 Saving land from damage. When a running or grazing animal is considered lost. Many double expressions in the Torah.

Bava Metzia 30 : Marc Chipkin : 2024-03-29 A found garment should be spread out for its benefit, but not for the finder’s benefit.Tthere are times that you may hide. Jerusalem was destroyed only because they judged there according to Torah law...?!

Bava Metzia 29 : Marc Chipkin: 2024-03-28 What one can do with money received from the sale of a lost item. Looking after a scroll, and a garment.

Bava Metzia 28 : Marc Chipkin: 2024-03-27 Until when is one obligated to announce a lost item? How a lost item is announced. Lost animals which incur a cost to maintain.

Bava Metzia 27 : Marc Chipkin: 2024-03-26 Laws derived from the verse about lost items. Lost items worth less than a perutah don't have to be returned. Is the law to return lost objects based on providing identifying marks Biblical or Rabbinical?

Bava Metzia 26 : Marc Chipkin : 2024-03-25 Coins found near animal dealers in Jerusalem are assumed to be maaser sheni. If someone saw a sela fall from one of two people, he must return it, because the owner does not despair of it. Possible transgressions for unlawfully taking a lost item to keep.

Bava Metzia 25 : Marc Chipkin: 2024-03-24 Produce or money found in front of a container. Three coins one upon the other must be returned. Something hidden, or possibly hidden, may not be touched.

Bava Metzia 24 : Marc Chipkin: 2024-03-23 Returning new articles to a Torah scholar. One who finds something in a major thoroughfare, they belong to the finder. Finding slaughtered animals.