Lets Learn The Yerushalmi

Lets Learn The Yerushalmi

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  • Peah 18

    Why did the Mishnah list both small and large size paths as breaks. Difference between a canal and a stream and the machlokes Rav and Rav Yochanan regarding another species. 

    30 min
  • Peah 16b-17

    Start of a new Perek discussing what constitutes a break in a field to consider it two fields requiring separate Peot for each field.

    This added some input to the discussion regarding the tziruf of people on two sides of a path, can they be mitztareif to a minyan or not. Pri Megadim says of there is a reshus harabim, they cannot and presumably got that from our mishneh. Very technical blatt gemara re are the items in the mishneh halacha lmoshe misinai or is the pasuk an asmachta. 

    45 min
  • Peah 15-16A

    We finished the first perek tonight.

    Discussed hefker according to bais shamai, the machlokes Reb Akiva and the Chachamim regarding seeds, the special kenasos for kohanim and leviyim for both maaseros and other matnos kehuna, Can a poor person buy tevel l'terumas oni and keep the maasre ani for himself?


    31 min
  • Peah 14

    14B - new halacha that discusses the methodology of being mafrish Peah after mericha

    Miruach implications for variety of halachos

    Shiur continues into 15a.

    29 min
  • Peah 11

    Three positions on how to calculate and place the one sixtieth in a field.

    Discussion of Rambam Matnas Aniyim 2:12 paskening like Reb Shimon who is dorish taama dikra in specific instances.

    33 min
  • Peah 10

    10a - discusses the specifics of how Hashem tilts the scale.

    10b - Halacha 2 - when do we give more than one sixtieth. 

    31 min
  • Peah 9

    More about lashon hara, Doaig, the snake, when is machshava considered like maaseh, the weight of certain aveiros in particular in the scale of good and bad deeds.

    39 min

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A repository of classes and articles on the Jerusalem Talmud composed by Shlomo Shulman