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Yevamos 22   Yevamos 23   Yevamos 24 Daf Yomi Digest is compiled by members of the Ruben Shas Kollel, edited by Rabbi Ben-Zion Rand. Halachah Highlights is not intended to be relied upon for halacha l’maase. It is intended for interest and information. For actual psak consult your local rav.

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The following Daf Yomi audio shiurim were just uploaded to realcleardaf.com: Monday, October 27, 2014: Yevamos 23  image of daf Sunday, October 26, 2014: Yevamos 22  image of daf Shabbos, October 25, 2014: Yevamos 21  image of daf ?

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A month is either 29 or 30 days long; in the latter case, the New Moon is celebrated on the 30th day of the month as well as the first day of the next month. The year is usually 12 months long, but in seven out of every 19…

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The Din of the Din By Rabbi Label Lam And HASHEM saw that the evil of man was great in the earth, and every imagination of his heart was only evil all the time. And HASHEM regretted that He had made man upon the earth, and He became grieved…

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G-d Striking Back, Part II Chapter 5, Mishna 11(b) By Rabbi Dovid Rosenfeld “Pestilence comes to the world for death penalties mentioned in the Torah which are not in the hands of the courts [to administer] and for [the forbidden use of] Sabbatical year produce. The sword comes to…

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Parshas Noach Shabbos Rosh Chodesh Yeshaya 66 This week’s haftorah, read in conjunction with Shabbos Rosh Chodesh, reveals to us a secret dimension of this significant date. In fact, as we will discover, Rosh Chodesh possesses the potential of assuming a greater personality than ever seen before. Its heightened…

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? By Nosson Chayim Leff This class is dedicated by Ephraim Sobol in loving memory of his father, Shlomo Mordechai ben Yaakov a”h. Noach, 5639 The parsha begins (Bereishis, 6:9): ” … Noach ish tzadik …; es HaElokim hishalech Noach.” (“Noach was a righteous man …; Noach walked with…

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Scholar’s Study: The Great Tekhelet Debate – Biblical Archaeology Society.