Daf Yomi

Nedarim 23 : Marc Chipkin: 2022-11-17 Finding an opening for a vow. Wives going against their husband’s vows. Kol nidrei.

Nedarim 22 : Marc Chipkin : 2022-11-16 Various openings for vows which shouldn't be used. A person who vows is as if he has built a private alter and if he fulfills it, it's as if he had sacrificed upon it. The terrible trait of anger.

Nedarim 21 : Marc Chipkin : 2022-11-15 Four types of nedarim which do not take effect. Using vows as bargaining tools. Using regret to annul a vow.

Nedarim 20 : Marc Chipkin :2022-11-14 Accepting a lenient interpretation of a neder. The trait of shame. Issues of intimacy between a man and his wife.

Nedarim 19 : Marc Chipkin : 2022-11-13 Further discussion about nazarite vows. What is defined as uncertain? A permanent nazir and a Samsonite nazir.

Nedarim 18 : Marc Chipkin : 2022-11-12 One term of nezirut can take place with another. An oath cannot be taken together with another. Unspecified vows are treated stringently.

Nedarim 17 : Marc Chipkin: 2022-11-11 Another source for the non-effectivity of an oath against the Torah. A vow within a vow and an oath within an oath.

Nedarim 16 : Marc Chipkin: 2022-11-10 Shevua vs neder. How an oath to eat can mean the opposite. Vowing against a mitzvah

Nedarim 15 : Marc Chipkin : 2022-11-09 Conditions attached to a vow. Rabbinic prohibition against violating a vow.

Nedarim 14 : Marc Chipkin: 2022-11-08 Attaching a vow to something that is inherently forbidden. In certain cases we make a person annul such a vow. Making a vow on the Torah.

Nedarim 13 : Marc Chipkin: 2022-11-07 The status of a bechor offering. Ha-korban is different from hakorban. The stringency of vows over oaths and vice versa.

Nedarim 12 : Marc Chipkin : 2022-11-06 Does one attach an item to its original state or current state? One has to attach an item to something that is forbidden through human intervention not forbidden by the Torah. The breads of a todah offering.

Nedarim 11 : Marc Chipkin : 2022-11-05 Can one infer a positive statement from a negative statement? The meaning of the word "lachullin".

Nedarim 10: Marc Chipkin: 2022-11-03 Is it commendable to become a nazir? Different forms of equivalent statements. Why would the Rabbis require a person to use such terms?

Nedarim 9 : Marc Chipkin: 2022-11-03 What does “Like the vows of the wicked” mean? Difference between a neder and nedavah. The story of Shimon Hatzaddik and the handsome nazir with beautiful hair.

Nedarim 8 : Marc Chipkin: 2022-11-02 One may swear to fulfill a mitzvah. Dreaming about excommunication. The sun will be taken out of it's sheath in the future.

Nedarim 7 : Marc Chipkin : 2022-11-01 Partial declarations as they relate to charity and designating a bathroom. Excommunicating a person - why and the sensitivity required when done.

Nedarim 6 : Marc Chipkin: 2022-10-31 Continuation of the discussion about partial and ambiguous vows. Partial vows relating to kiddushin and pe'ah.

Nedarim 5: Marc Chipkin: 2022-10-30 A neder forbidding both parties from each other. Different opinions about ambiguous statements.

Nedarim 4 : Marc Chipkin: 2022-10-29 How the prohibition of "deley" applies to a nazir. "I am vowed from you"- what significance does that statement have in isolation?

Nedarim 3 : Marc Chipkin: 2022-10-28 Further discussion about partial vows. The source thereof and how it relates to a nazir.

Nedarim 2: Marc Chipkin: 2022-10-27 All substitute terms for nedarim qualify as nedarim. The reason for the order of the mishna. The difference between a substitute term for a neder and a partial neder.

Ketubot 112 : Marc Chipkin: 2022-10-26 The fertility of Israel. Why is the land of Israel compared to a deer? Expressing love for the land.

Ketubot 111 : Marc Chipkin: 2022-10-25 The 3 oaths. Burial in Israel vs outside. Resurrection of the dead in future.

Ketubot 110 : Marc Chipkin: 2022-10-24 A borrower who has land sold to him. What is done when two people owe each other the same amount of money? One cannot make his wife move from a town to a city because city life is difficult.