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[BS"D] Maaser Sheni can not be eaten in a state of impurity, but can be redeemed (even inside yerushalayim). The sources for all this are in this shiur.

[BS"D] Were the Mishkan's beams straight or conically shaped? A dispute regarding this issue leads to other disputes regarding the dimensions of the Mishkan and its fabric covers.

[BS"D] It's 2024. Sadly, the Holy Temple is still not here. Can I nevertheless bring my maaser sheni (second tithe) to Jerusalem and eat it there? Can we bring Bikkurim nowadays?

[BS"D] The technical side of the Mishkan's journeys. How did they stack up the huge beams on the four carts? Is one allowed to carry on Shabbos into a public domain that is roofed? The two issues are closely connected, and in this shiur you will learn how.

[BS"D] Prohibition related to eating kodashim.

Rabbi Avrohom Baruch Zachariash teaches the halachas of Chol Hamoed with the Mishnah Berurah (O.C. 541). 00:20 541:1 Is a refrigerator "Ochel Nefesh"? 04:20 Making wicks from cotton 06:44 Rav Zalman Baran did not cut toilet paper on Chol Hamoed 09:40 Comparing today's lighting to a room full of candles 12:28 541:2 Weaving 17:15 [...]

[BS"D] What is the concept of "lavud" and what is its source? is it permissible to throw an object on Shabbos from one private domain to the other via a public domain? Can one "journey" of an object from one domain to the other include two separate liabilities?

[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.