BSD Eat as much as you can(?) According to Jewish law, workers can eat some fruit while they're busy picking them (for the employer). In this lecture we learn about the terms and conditions that apply to this law.
BSD Boundaries of the vineyard. A filed worker is allowed to eat off the tree while working. This right, however, has its limitations.
BSD: TOPICS IN HALACHA: Is speech considered as an action, halachically? ; A harlot demanding her promised wages in Jewish court; Why dairy bread is tricky in Halacha; Breeding animals of different types; Looking at animals while they mate.
Rabbi Avrohom Baruch Zachariash teaches the halachas of Going to Work with the Mishnah Berurah. O.C. 156. Are x-tians idol worshippers? If not, can Jews do the same? Taking revenge.
BSD Some animal rights we may not be aware of! Castrating an animal is forbidden (dog owners beware!); Don't stop your animal from eating while it's working (such as an ox or a horse working in a field); One should not make two animals work together if they are not compatible partners. This is [...]
BSD More on animal rights in Judaism. A person is not allowed to muzzle his animal while it is working in the field. If, however, the food being worked on is holy (such as the tithe given to the kohen) then the rules change.
BSD Eating from your boss's food while working. Is that actually allowed by Jewish law?
Rabbi Avrohom Baruch Zachariash speaks about Precise and Concise prayer. Does one have to pray for an EXACT item, or can one use general language? What happens if someone uses the wrong name/language? This is part of the Thursday Night Mishmar at Beis Medrash Ahavas Shalom
What makes a person close to his Creator? Are we the ones to decide what is closeness to Him or is He the one to decide? Why is learning Torah more valuable than observing God's creation? Why is reciting the blessings over the Torah so important? How is all that connected to the destruction [...]
BSD How the Food Chain in nature is expressed in Halacha. Are herbivorous animals considered as "ground grown" halachically? A field worker is granted the permission to eat the fruit that he is picking, Does that right have a limit, though? As always, the Torah makes sure to keep the balance between workers rights [...]