יום ב', חול המועד סוכות
Bechoros 10
(Click 'Read More' to display or hide text)
- Summary of the Daf
- Rebbi Shimon maintains that although one is forbidden to eat Basar b'Chalav, one is permitted to benefit from Basar b'Chalav.
Read More
- Some say that there is an argument about whether food that the Torah forbids must be designated as food in order to be able to become Tamei.
Read More
- Rava says that everyone agrees that food that the Torah forbids requires designation in order to be able to become Tamei.
Read More
- There is a disagreement about whether the Shechitah of a non-Kosher bird or animal merely in order to learn how to slaughter gives it the status of food to become Tamei.
Read More
- The disagreement about whether one is permitted to benefit from a Peter Chamor before it is redeemed applies to both benefiting from its body and from its monetary value.
Read More
- Many Amora'im maintain that although Rebbi Shimon says that one may benefit from a Peter Chamor before it is redeemed, he agrees that after it is beheaded it is forbidden.
Read More
- Rebbi Yochanan (and some say Rebbi Elazar) argues that Rebbi Shimon maintains that one is permitted to benefit from a Peter Chamor even after it is beheaded.
Read More
- The Gemara discusses how to understand the Mishnah that states that if a person is Mekadesh a woman with a Peter Chamor, she is not Mekudeshes.
Read More
- ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~