2 sections- applications of muktzeh and chiddushim in regards to foods that have been properly/improperly tithed and foods that are fitting for animals/not

2 sections- applications of muktzeh and chiddushim in regards to foods that have been properly/improperly tithed and foods that are fitting for animals/not

The distinction between those who left Egypt and the majority who didn't highlights a great lesson that is certainly pertinent today.

Daniel had certain strengths over Chagi, Zechariah, and Malachi and vice versa, order of precedences of Torah, Avoda, Megilla, Meis Mitzva

The idea of anticipating redemption is certainly a reference to the ultimate geula, but also applies to one's reliance on Hashem during everyday difficult situations.

2 sections- greatness of the mitzva of hachnassas orchim and 3 stories illustrating length of judging another person favorably, chiddushim/reasons the items in our Mishna are allowed to be moved on Shabbos (teruma, dema'i) and are not muktzeh

2 sections- greatness of the mitzva of hachnassat orchim and 3 stories illustrating length of judging another person favorably, chiddushim/reasons the items in our Mishna are allowed to be moved on Shabbat (teruma, dema'i) and are not muktzeh

sources for exclusive distinction in dates of Purim of unwalled and wallet cities, debate if walled is defined from days of Yehoshua or Shushan with sources, inclusion in walled cities, establishment of "menatzpech" letter's at end of words, establishment of Targumim of Torah and Nevi'im

One who places his reliance on people receives a curse from the Navi Yirmiya, with illustrations of Mordechai and Esther who promoted the Jews reliance on Hashem (and not on them).

1 section- mach in explaining the conditions of the Mishna (4 or 5 kupos, not "otzar") and related clarifications to permit/prohibit the movement of these grains