[BS"D] In this class the Gemara is studying and analyzing one Pasuk (verse) in the Torah through and through, coming to surprising conclusions. Then the Gemara brings possible step by step refutations for that analysis. Watch and join in on the fun!
[BS"D] Scenes from the Torah, as explained by Chazal. What was the sin of the "wood collector"? Why is it wrong to collect wood on Shabbos? Was Aharon punished for listening to lashon Hara , or was Miriam the only one punished? And why did Hashem afflict Moshe Rabbenu with (very short term) tzara'as?
[BS"D] Insects protein in the eyes of halacha. The different levels of ma'aser, all the way from Terumah Gedola to the tithe given to the poor, and their ramifications on the fruit owner. The obligation to take ma'aser from fruit bought from an AM HAARETZ. Eating Bikkurim prematurely.
[BS"D] First page of the eleventh Perek. The sources for the prohibition of transferring objects on Shabbos and transferring 4 ammos in a public domain.
[BS"D] Are you positive? There are two positive commandments that have something unique in common. One of them is the Mitzvah of sending away a mother bird when you take its cheeks, and the other is Pe'ah - leaving a corner of the field for the poor to take. Watch this shiur to learn [...]
[BS"D] Shabbos and women. Applying makeup and braiding hair; Milking cows and making cheese; Sweeping and washing the floor.... This shiur also deals with some important yesodos, such as the definition of a toleda and the inadvertent melacha.
[BS"D] Who is the real father? The Torah prescribes severe punishment to whoever injures or even curses their father. If one is in doubt regarding who his father is, and injures two possible fathers does he get punished? (hint: This has to do with the concept of "doubtful warning")
[BS"D] Cutting your hair on Shabbos, the crazy way. When one cuts their hair or nails in a way that is abnormal... are they still chayav?
Rabbi Avrohom Baruch Zachariash teaches the halachas of Chol Hamoed with the Mishnah Berurah (O.C. 540).
[BS"D] The remediable prohibition. Some Torah commandments are two folded, with both positive and negative sides mentioned in the scriptures. E.g. "Don't leave over the meat of the Korban (negative) and if you did, then burn it"(positive). In such prohibitions, no corporal punishment is given, since one can correct the wrong by doing good [...]