393 Results
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a cancelled holiDay
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a girl physically having her virginal blood return despite having relations, will ordinarily only last until age three and one Day, however this will extend an additional month if the Jewish court adds a second month of Adar to the calendar year
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after Temple destruction chadash is forbidden the full Day of the 16th of Nissan, decree of Rabban Yochanan ben Zakkai
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Akrabas - one Day journey south to Jerusalem
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all treatments that are performed on weekDays on a newly circumcised child are performed on Shabbos as well
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amount of Days lulav is taken, in Temple, outside Temple, after destruction of Temple, decree of Rabban Yochanan ben Zakkai
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amount of fires on the altar on Yom Kippur, on ordinary Days, additional fire on Yom Kippur, sources
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amount of kohanim needed for the tamid offering, thirteen, additions on certain Days required fourteen, fifteen, sixteen
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amount of trumpet blasts in the Temple each Day, special Days, holiDays
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an independent holiDay in regard to certain things
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an independent holiDay in regard to certain things
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an independent holiDay, its own lottery to choose kohen service, its own blessing, its own offering, not part of Sukkos
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aneinu said at maariv prayers of fast Day, just as Shabbos prayers at maariv FriDay night
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animals fertilizing fields on Shabbos, holiDays, chol hamoed, non Jewish workers
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animals fertilizing fields on Shabbos, holiDays, chol hamoed, non Jewish workers
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animals fertilizing fields on Shabbos, holiDays, chol hamoed, non Jewish workers
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animals that mate at night give birth at night, if they mate during Day they give birth during the Day
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annuls a vow based on mistaken information, redo? Day of hearing reset to when he hears correct information, confirmation of vow based on mistake
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Ashkelon - witches of Ashkelon in the Days of Shimon ben Shetach
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at least 30 Days
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Babylon - a person chased his bull from Israel to Babylon in one Day
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Babylonian Jews who kept 2 Days of Yom Kippur out of doubt, risked their lives inappropriately
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Babylonian laws of bowing down on fast Days, and taking willow on the seventh Day of Sukkos brought to Israel
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Babylonians brought these customs to Israel, bowing on fast Days, willows taken on the seventh Day of Sukkos, bloodletting
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bathing a baby permitted on third Day after circumcision that falls out on Shabbos, sources
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became impure on the last Day
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blessings, setting up one’s own lulav, for other people, picking up lulav, praying with lulav, first Day, later Days, no blessing after first Day, comparison to the blessing on lighting Chanukah menorah
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blood stain on garment, possible zavah? niddah? Day count becomes confused
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blowing shofar on Rosh Hashanah and taking a willow on seventh Day of Sukkos, calendar adjustments should ensure that they don’t fall out on Shabbos
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brings tenth of ephah offering upon his first time serving in the Temple, started service prior to bringing tenth of ephah offering, brings two offerings if he is appointed kohen gadol on his first Day of service
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brought on Chol Hamoed or holiDay
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brought on Chol Hamoed or holiDay
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brought on weekDays, only in pure state, when Pesach isn’t sufficient to satiate, from cattle, male or female animals, eaten for 2 Days and one night, may use maaser sheni money unlike Pesach offering
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building at night not valid for the next Day service?
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built by Moshe followed by services then dismantled, built fourteen times and dismantled thirteen times, seven and six, other calculations? did he dismantle it on the last Day?
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burning nosar after Shabbos and holiDay, extracting marrow, forbidden to break bones
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burning of disqualified sacred offerings, impure terumah, chametz, on erev Shabbos or erev of holiDay that will continue burning into Shabbos and holiDay? burning sacrifices on holiDay, holiDay that falls on FriDay night?
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burning sacrificial fats overrides HoliDay?
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burnt on the 16th of Nissan and not the 15th, reasons, sources, chametz allowed to burn on holiDay?
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calf born to a tereifah mother an a holiDay, permitted for use on holiDay
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can 2 sets of impure nazir countings (declares to be nazir and again upon birth of a son) combine Days (and partial Days) for purification?
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can come out on eighth, ninth, tenth, eleventh, or twelfth Day
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captive who lost track which Day of the week it is, how does he calculate which Day is Shabbos?
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certain kohen families donated wood to the Temple and retained certain ongoing rights, celebrated as holiDay, private property used for public offering
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chagigah and all other cooked foods served with the Pesach offering must be finished by midnight, usually a chagigah can be eaten for 2 Days and 1 night
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Chamas, Chamsa, Chamsi - Rabbi Meir lectured there on FriDay night before the meal
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Chamas, Rabbi Meir lectured there on a FriDay night prior to the meal
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chametz in one’s possession owned by others, what to do with it? at what time of Day?
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child has a status of uncircumcised once the eighth Day arrives
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childbirth (after her Days of purification) requires mikveh?
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clearing rubble on Day of Pesach offering where dead person was found, sometimes invalidates his inclusion in fulfilling Pesach obligation and will need to bring another offering on Pesach sheni, in some cases he is included and won’t need Pesach sheni
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communal needs projects on Chol Hamoed, public project needed for after holiDay, limitations of this allowance
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completing and using vessels that are needed to prepare for food needed for Chol Hamoed or HoliDay
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condolences on Shabbos or the Days of shivah which continue after the holiDay is completed
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consecrate animals on Shabbos or HoliDay? If a person neglected to consecrate a Pesach offering before Shabbos
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consecutive Days of Shabbos and holiDay, one sanctity or two? sukkah decorations muktzah on the second Day?
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converted after first Day of holiDay
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cooking forbidden foods on a holiDay, exemption from liability only for permitted foods or all cooking?
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cooking non kosher food on HoliDay, digging for the purpose of obtain earth to be used for covering blood after slaughter, squeezing fish to prepare for eating or to extract brine
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cooking or baking a lot on HoliDay even though only a little will be eaten on HoliDay
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counting a partial Day
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cut hair before 12 months, cut hair but didn't bring offering, permanent nazir after 30 Days and nazir now
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cutting hair on Day 30 or Day 8 which falls on a Day prior to a holiDay
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Day corresponding to Day for a zavah
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Day of bikkurim
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Day of hearing news of death, Day of burial, Day of reburying bones, restrictions of mourning, eating Pesach or holy items
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Day of Sivan that Moshe ascended Mount Sinai for first time preceding revelation? giving of the Torah on the sixth of Sivan
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Day of weddings is WednesDay for virgins and ThursDay for previously married, reasons, exceptions to this rule
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Day of weddings is WednesDay for virgins and ThursDay for previously married, reasons, exceptions to this rule
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Daylight extended on the Day of Rabbi Yehudah Hanasi’s funeral
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Days for seudah and matanos levyonim, reason
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Days for seudah of Purim, which Days not, reason
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Days of miluim learned from other offerings, therefore the definition of Day is Daybreak to Daybreak, or learned from creation and therefore Day is nightfall to nightfall
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Days of miluim learned from other offerings, therefore the definition of Day is Daybreak to Daybreak, or learned from creation and therefore Day is nightfall to nightfall
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Days when Megillah is read early
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Days when Megillah is read early
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Days when Megillah reading is read early
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deathbed directives, widow remains in his house, no eulogies in certain towns, who may attend to his burial needs, less shrouds, holes in coffin bottom, residents of Tzippori threatened to kill the person who announced the death of Rabbi Yehudah Hanasi, buried in Bais Shearim, Daylight of the Day of his funeral which was on a FriDay miraculously extended,
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deathbed directives, widow remains in his house, no eulogies in certain towns, who may attend to his burial needs, less shrouds, holes in coffin bottom, residents of Tzippori threatened to kill the person who announced the death of Rabbi Yehudah Hanasi, buried in Bais Shearim, Daylight of the Day of his funeral which was on a FriDay miraculously extended,
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declaration of nazir in cemetery, left then re-entered cemetery, purification process and calculation of Days
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declarations which imply multiple terms or one permanent term of nazir, cutting hair 30 Days or 12 months, source
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decrees enacted while Bais Shamai was the majority was a difficult Day similar to the Day the Jews worshipped the golden calf
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deferring some chagigah animals to the last Day of HoliDay
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delayed report of death only requires one Day of mourning, parameters of a ‘delayed report’, tearing clothing
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delivering an animal or baby in HoliDay or Shabbos, summoning a distant midwife, cutting and tying umbilical cord, all the needs of circumcision (or midwife)
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did Aaron bring the first half of the offering on the Day that he became kohen gadol?
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died after one Day of illness is death of divine anger, after two Days is death of panic
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died after one, two, or three Days of illness death of kares, after four or five Days it is an abrupt death
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different sets of clothing for niddah and non niddah Days
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differing customs on where to pause during hallel at the seder, prayers of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, celebrating Purim on different Days are acceptable
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dipping into purifying water, done during Daytime
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disassembled and anointed on the eighth Day of miluim?
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does this calf count towards the sin of killing an animal and its offspring on the same Day?
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doing a melachah which is permitted on holiDay allows same act to be done even for another purpose, limits on this rule, plowing, twenty four cases Bais Shamai lenient and Bais Hillel strict, squeezing brine from fish to eat the fish or extract the brine
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done before tamid offering? at night? make up missing Day? one or 3 lug? seven or eight Days?
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done during Daytime
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done during Daytime except niddah and after childbirth
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done during Daytime except niddah and after childbirth
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dough of dogs, if shepherds eat it too, challah obligation, make hamotzi blessing, birchas hamazon, zimun, ok to bake it on holiDay, ok to make matzos for Pesach, the opposite if the shepherds won’t eat it, in either case it can become impure
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during seven Days of miluim Moshe dressed Aaron with tzitz and turban, sashes of Aaron and his sons, or his sons first
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during seven Days of miluim Moshe served with white garments, but the presence of God did not rest there until Aaron served, source
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each nazir violation with one warning can last a whole Day, multiple separate warnings creates separate liabilities
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eat in sukkah seven Days, to continue eating there after Sukkos, disqualify sukkah or make kiddush in house
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eating fruits that may have fallen off tree on Shabbos or HoliDay, residents of Jericho
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eating or drinking on erev Pesach or erev Shabbos late in the Day, forbidden? permitted? make kiddush and continue eating?
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eating, drinking, working at night and the Day forbidden, punishments, sources
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egg cooked by being next to kettle, on hot cloths, buried in hot sand, cold water pipe running thru a natural hot spring, use on Shabbos, HoliDay, used for drinking, bathing, crushed apple which leavened dough
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egg laid on first of two consecutive holy Days, Shabbos and holiDay, permitted on second Day?
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egg laid on holiDay
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egg laid on holiDay, became mixed with one hundred permitted eggs, are they all prohibited on holiDay?
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egg laid on holiDay, egg found inside slaughtered chicken, calf born on holiDay, chick hatched on holiDay, permitted on holiDay?
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eighteen decrees in the attic of Chananya ben Chizkiya ben Garon on a Day when Shamai was the majority over Hillel
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Eilat - one Day journey (?) north to Jerusalem
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enter mikveh at night (or even during the Day?)
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esrog defects, boils, broken pitam (crown, stem), punctured, peeled, split, missing a piece, black or green esrog, only invalid for the first Day
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eulogies, fasting, or work on Day of
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eulogies, fasts, work forbidden on the Day of the donation
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exact Days obligation to check for chametz and destroy it, eat matzah, contradictory pesukim
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exert themselves in Torah study, therefore only obligated to marital relations once a week, FriDay night
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exposures to impurity which don’t require shaving or restarting nazir Day count
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family that didn't complete Tisha Bav fast when it was postponed to SunDay, due to wood celebration
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fasting partial Days, specific hours, breaking fast in the middle of the Day, starting midDay, making up a broken fast, accidentally broke fast, tasting, night prior to fast, fast on Shabbos, holiDay, Chanukah,
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fasting until midDay on Shabbos
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fasting until midDay on Shabbos
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fell into a pit on holiDay, owner wants to save or slaughter one or both
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first Day of Sukkos fell out on Shabbos, bring lulav to Temple before Shabbos, people recognize and take their own lulav, personal ownership required, forgot to bring it before Shabbos and accidentally brought it on Shabbos no chatas offering is required since he is involved with the performance of a commandment
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first holiDay after marriage, holiDay of the chasings, wife wants to be with her parents, her father chases her back to her husband, widow, eating the Pesach from her husband or her father
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first three Days mourning is more strict
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fixed calendar limits which Days holiDays can fall out on
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flute playing procedure, during drawing of water, during offerings, overrides Shabbos or HoliDay?
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follow local custom, no work on erev Pesach after midDay, work until midDay? custom?
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follow local custom, no work on erev Pesach after midDay, work until midDay? custom?
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for various Days and holiDays
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forbidden on the first night of Pesach, permitted on other holiDays, permitted if partially boiled or a roasted calf
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from toDay if i die from this illness, gets better then dies, the couple secluded during those Days
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fruit of land was exceptional until it deteriorated in the Days of Rabbi Yonasan
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fruits found under a tree on HoliDay
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grafting branch of fruit bearing tureen to non fruit bearing tree, from when is orlah counted? grafted less than thirty Days before shemittah?
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groom claims he didn't have relations for the first thirty Days, believed? believed to affect status of child born later?
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haircutting, haircutting in honor of shabbos, haircutting in honor of holiDay
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haircutting, haircutting in honor of shabbos, haircutting in honor of holiDay
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halacha - eulogies, fasts, when reading Day is predated
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half shekel size which is six garmesin size and ten geirah size, due to sinning with golden calf at half Day, which is six hours and at that time they violated the ten commandments
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hallel and rejoicing eight Days, sukkah seven Days
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Hezekiah purified the Temple for eight Days, not fully cleansed
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holes in altar for wine and water libations, one wider than the other, completed draining simultaneously, one or three lug of water? seven or eight Days?
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HoliDay we call up five, Yom Kippur six, Shabbos seven
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holiDays and Shabbos are for eating and drinking, and Torah study, divide Day between both
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holiDays recorded in Megillas Taanis
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holiDays which fall out during mourning of seven (shivah) or thirty Days (shloshim)
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honor for cities to read a different Day than villagers
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how eighth Day of mourning can fall out on Shabbos
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how Mordechai and Esther convinced the sages to make Purim a holiDay
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how the time limit of ‘1 Day’ to revoke the vow is calculated
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how the various kohen mishmaros shared the Temple work and the offerings on the holiDays
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how the various kohen mishmaros shared the Temple work and the offerings on the holiDays
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how they convinced the sages to make Purim a holiDay and Megillas Esther part of the Bible
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how to count shivah Days upon coming home and finding the family already sitting shivah
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husband claims that wife not a virgin after many Days?
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I am a nazir like the hair on my head, I am obligated naziros, 30 Days or a lifetime?
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I am a nazir when i have a son, I am a nazir now for 100 Days, how the two counting interact
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identity of a corpse is limited to three Days after death, not all situations are limited to three Days
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if i don't return after the holiDay, before Pesach, write a divorce on motza’ei Shabbos (non specific times)
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if i don’t come home within 30 Days
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ignorant merchant may complete sales of wine barrels and dough that started during holiDay (when he is trusted about purity), reason for this rule, limits to this rule
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ignorant person is believed about the status of kodesh and terumah only when all tribes are assembling in Jerusalem (holiDays)
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importance of not missing any Days of Torah study
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impure on first Day of holiDay, then purified
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impurity of the hands, impurity of leaving the Temple, stayed in Temple overnight, hands sanctified at night for the next Day’s service, hand purification for the next Day done before dawn for the removal of the ashes which is done before dawn, does the tzitz negate the need to purify again? water of kiyor invalidated at nightfall
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in the Days of Yochanan Kohen Gadol it wasn’t necessary to ask about the status of demai
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In the Days of Zimri, God was with him but later at the story of the concubine of Givah, God wasn't with him
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In the Days of Zimri, God was with him but later at the story of the concubine of Givah, God wasn't with him
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incense amounts Yom Kippur, ordinary Days, ingredients, how to make it
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infant kohen with a delayed circumcision or even on the eighth Day itself may not eat terumah
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instructions to kohanos what to declare when separating challah, when to declare? (FriDay or weekDays, big or small doughs)
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is Purim a holiDay (is work prohibited)?
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it is not common to have two sets of sandles one for weekDays and one for Shabbos
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item in possesion of a non Jew when Shabbos or HoliDay began
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Jonah visited Jerusalem for the holiDay, inspired to divine inspiration from the happiness of simchas bais hashoevah celebration, reason he traveled to Yafo port which was closer to Jerusalem and not to Akko port which was closer to where he lived, divine inspiration only comes to a person with a happy heart
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Jordan (River)- one Day journey west to Jerusalem
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King Aviyah either defaced the corpses of the army of Yeravam by removing the noses of the dead of war, or didn't allow the corpses to be identified for three Days, proof of halacha of how we positively identify corpses for purposes of remarriage or yibum of wives
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kneading collyrium (a form of medicine) on holiDay not a matter of food preparation
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kohen appointed must be sequestered for seven Days
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kohen gadol ate all seven Days but avoided foods that could possibly cause a seminal emission
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kohen gadol during seven Days of sequestration can do work of the Day, do parah adumah afterwards, then get sprinkled with purification water, then go to the mikveh, and then be pure for the next Day
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kohen gadol sequestered for seven Days prior to Yom Kippur, source
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kohen who brings the goat offering of Rosh Chodesh doesn’t need to be sequestered for seven Days
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kometz or burning of sacrificial parts burnt on the coals and ashes of the previous Day
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lamentations and eulogies prior to holiDay
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lasts at least seven Days
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laws of each holiDay studied 30 Days prior to holiDay
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laws of each holiDay studied 30 Days prior to holiDay
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laws of each holiDay studied 30 Days prior to holiDay
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laws of each holiDay studied 30 Days prior to holiDay
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lean on a sacrificial animal on holiDay?
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lean on a sacrificial animal on holiDay?
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leap year can be declared if those coming to Jerusalem for HoliDay need more time
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leftover wicks, torch, oil from Shabbos, permitted for use next Day which is a holiDay? compared to an egg laid on Shabbos, permitted the next Day which is a holiDay? compared to eruv techum consumed on Shabbos, still valid for next Day which is a holiDay? compared to branches that fell off a tree on Shabbos no allowed to be used the next Day which is a holiDay
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lenient nowaDays due to it being a rabbinic decree
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lenient rules regarding relaxation of purity rules and ignorant people extends to a Shabbos which follows a FriDay holiDay
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Lod - a place more than Day distance from Jerusalem, yet people got there quicker
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Lod - fast Day declared in Lod
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Lod - one Day journey east to Jerusalem
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losses of principal, loss of profit, loss of a good bargain to sell or buy, profit that will be used to enhance HoliDay, recovering items from business with orphans, dealings with governmental authorities
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lulav biblical obligation was seven Days, Rabban Yochanan ben Zakkai would not have made a decree upon decree
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lulav, willow, hallel, rejoicing, sukkah, water libation, playing flute, how many Days obligated? sources, plowing a field of ten saplings prior to shemittah
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maaser sheni that one owns nowaDays, what to do with it?
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Mahalul - a place more than Day distance from Jerusalem, yet people got there quicker
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mail sent by a Jew with a non Jew who may violate Shabbos laws, depending on which Day of the week
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marital relations on Shabbos and holiDays during the week of shivah
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matzah made prior to thirty Days before Pesach, not intended for Pesach
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may a child be circumcized at night once the eighth Day passed?
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may a child be circumcized at night once the eighth Day passed?
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may be assessed based on the worst time of the Day, season, and year for the redemption price
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may be brought all Days of HoliDay , even Shemini Atzeres, as learned out from Pesach, preferable on first Day, not on Shabbos
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may be brought on Chol Hamoed but not on HoliDay
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may not be declared too early (Day 29) or too late (Day 32)
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Migdal Tzevayah - a place more than Day distance from Jerusalem, yet people got there quicker
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mincha or neilah of a fast Day?
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mitzvah to bury the executed on the Day of execution, items used for his execution are buried nearby, all body parts must be buried
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month can only be 29 or 30 Days
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nazir Day 30 compared to mourner Day 30 or Day 8 that falls out on a Day prior to a holiDay
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nazir from here to a place, calculate how many Days journey, nazir as much as the number of Days in a year
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nazir term 30 Days if not specified, haircut Day 31 (or 30), but if accepted a term of 30 Days, haircut only on Day 31
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nazir term is at least 30 Days or more depending on language of declaration, sources
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new grains become permitted when the omer is harvested which is on the second Day of Pesach
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new produce permitted with cutting of the omer on second Day of pesach
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niddah and woman after childbirth go to mikveh at night, but may go during the Day after the permissible time arrived
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ninety three vessels removed corresponding to amount of offerings on the first Day of Sukkos
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no capital cases on FriDay, monetary cases on FriDays?
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no portion in world to come, desecrates sacred property, disgraces holiDays, negates bris of Abraham, disregards Torah
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non Jew may bring nowaDays, what type of offering?
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non Jewish woman gave birth then converted, child circumcised on Day of birth, if converted then born, circumcision on eighth Day
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not a fully developed fast Day
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not to delay bringing a voluntary offering for three holiDays, third holiDay falls on Day when offering can’t be brought
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obligation fulfilled even on Days when Megillah reading is predated
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obligation of offering or dedicating money for a future Temple offering cancelled in our Day, what to do if money or animal was consecrated
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obligation seven Days, eating, strolling, sukkah similar to house, exempt due to rain, heat, flies, obligation when rain stops
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obligation to gladden wife and children on holiDays, wine, shoes, ribbons, walnuts, almonds, Rabbi Tarfon did so
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old sukkah, built prior to thirty Days before sukkos, requires renovation
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on a wagon, boat, tree, walls using a tree, non permanent? valid? enter on HoliDay? Rabbi Akiva built a sukkah on a boat
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on Shabbos or FriDay, acquisition on Shabbos rabbinically forbidden, permitted for kohen gadol whose with dies on Yom Kippur
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one who repents can have his excommunication reversed even prior to 30 Days
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parshas Shekalim when Rosh Chodesh fell out on FriDay, Shabbos or during the week, schedule of parshos Zachor, Parah, and Hachodesh, Parshas Shekalim prior to Purim
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parshas Shekalim when Rosh Chodesh fell out on FriDay, Shabbos or during the week, schedule of parshos Zachor, Parah, and Hachodesh, Parshas Shekalim prior to Purim
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permitting venders to replace the shutters of booths on holiDay, not to minimize the enjoyment of holiDay
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Pesach of Egypt only one Day, source
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places more than a Day travel from Jerusalem yet were covered in a much shorter time
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planted trees within 30 Days of shemittah, partial year won’t count towards orlah, forbidden to upkeep in shemittah year, fourth year fruits are forbidden until 15th of Shevat, planted before 30 Days prior to shemittah, partial year counts to shemittah, may upkeep during shemittah, as fourth year begins new fruits are permitted
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planted trees within 30 Days of shemittah, partial year won’t count towards orlah, forbidden to upkeep in shemittah year, fourth year fruits are forbidden until 15th of Shevat, planted before 30 Days prior to shemittah, partial year counts to shemittah, may upkeep during shemittah, as fourth year begins new fruits are permitted
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planting trees less than thirty Days before Shemittah? less then thirty Days before the eighth year?
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prayers reference that it is Rosh Chodesh? reference that Rosh Hashanah may be only one of the two celebrated Days?
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preparation for Yom Kippur, kohen gadol sequestered for seven Days, replacement kohen gadol if needed due to impurity, replacement wife if his wife dies? source
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previous wife died the same Day he married Ruth
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prices set for thirty Days to supply flour, oil, wine to Temple, price fluctuations or spoilage after the sale benefits the Temple or the seller?
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procedure of water and wine libations, done for seven Days, biblical commandment? drained into area below ground
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prodecure of shoveling coals for incense, differences between Yom Kippur and other Days
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protecting muktzah bricks, egg hatched on HoliDay, bees, cargo on ships, traps in the sun
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Purim being celebrated on two different Days isn’t a violation of separating into groups
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putting wheat in a watermill on FriDay when it will continue grinding on Shabbos? because grinding makes noise?
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rabbinic law (not biblical) in out Day and even dating back to when the first tribes were exiled (first Temple era)
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rain came during a fast Day, eat, drink in celebration, read great hallel, what is great hallel?
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rape or seduction of a naarah, mamzeres, Nesinah, Cuthi, and converts, maidservants, captives who became part of the Jewish community prior to age 3 and a Day, certain close relatives, monetary fine, sometimes forced to marry the woman
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rape or seduction of converts, maidservants, captives who became part of the Jewish community after the age 3 and a Day, penalty and status of the girl
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reading the Megillah - reading both on the fourteenth and fifteenth Day of Adar not forbidden
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reading the Megillah - reading Days, cities, walled cities, villages, Joshua bin Nun, reasons
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reasons for destruction of Tabernacle of Shilo, first Temple, second Temple, idol worship, illicit relations, murder, disgracing holiDays and offerings, love of money and baseless hatred despite meticulous observance of mitzvos and study of Torah
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recited eighteen times during the Day and once at night during the course of the year
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redemption of Israel will come bit by bit, as the light of the Day increases as night becomes Day, source
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removal of ash from the altar on Yom Kippur, holiDays, ordinary Days, proper time, washing hands and feet before removing ash
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removed from Jerusalem, became impure, owners became impure or died, became piggul, burned right away or next Day?
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requirement of 30 Days of hair growth, shaving after that, consequences of hair being cut prior to 30 Days, activities forbidden due to likely hair removal
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requirement to eat together FriDay night
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restrictions, eating, drinking, washing, anointing, shoes, sexual relations, exceptions, sources, reasons, Tisha Bav, other fast Days
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Rosh Chodesh may not be declared too early (Day 29) or too late (Day 32)
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Rosh Chodesh Nissan and Tishrei (Rosh Hashanah) are never 2 Days except once due to a mistake
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Rosh Chodesh Nissan and Tishrei (Rosh Hashanah) are never 2 Days except once due to a mistake
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Rosh Hashanah, HoliDay, create a different eruv for each Day?
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salvation in the story of Purim through Mordechai came bit by bit, similar to Daybreak which lights up slowly
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second Day HoliDay punishment for not keeping one Day properly, yet only rewarded for keeping the first Day
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second Day HoliDay punishment for not keeping one Day properly, yet only rewarded for keeping the first Day
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seige within three Days of Shabbos, obligatory war, optional war
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selecting and grinding on Shabbos or holiDay, with a deviation
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selecting food from waste, Shabbos, HoliDay, food from other food, different sized foods
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selling to, or loading or lifting with a non Jew on FriDay
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separating maaser, eating an egg on second Day Rosh Hashanah or HoliDay which was laid on first Day
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sequestration of kohen gadol for seven Days learned from miluim or due to concerns of relations with his wife who becomes a niddah
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sequestration of kohen gadol learned from Days of miluim, non essential sequestration learned from essential sequestration?
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setting up an eruv ThursDay for an ordinary Shabbos or ThursDay prior to FriDay holiDay for the next Day which is Shabbos
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setting up two different eruvs for two consecutive holy Days, permitted?
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seven Day mourning (shivah) and thirty Day mourning (shloshim) restrictions
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seven Days of feasting for a marriage, source from Moshe
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seven Days of sequestration or any regular Day the kohen gadol can do any work and take all or a portion
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seventy Days between letters of Haman and Mordechai correspond to the 70 Days that Egypt mourned Jacob
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Shabbos and HoliDay are for eating and drinking, and Torah study, divide Day between both
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Shabbos and holiDay two consecutive Days, use egg laid on one Day for the other, use extinguished wicks and oil one Day for the other
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Shabbos and holiDays, differences, similarities
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Shabbos and Yom Kippur on consecutive Days, cancelling shofar announcing Shabbos, and havdalah for Shabbos on Yom Kippur
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Shabbos or HoliDay lights oils, oils which must be burned, sesame, walnut, radish, fish, gourd oils, tar, naphtha, balsam
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Shabbos, HoliDay , Rosh Chodesh, Chol Hamoed, Chanukah, and Purim
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shehecheyanu blessing recited at Pesach seder? said on holiDays or seasonal fruit
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slaughtered before HoliDay began
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slaughtered before HoliDay began
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slaughtered wild animal or bird on holiDay, digging for earth to cover the blood, ashes from an oven
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some legitimate, some not, women refraining from work erev Shabbos or after Shabbos, certain Days, Rosh Chodesh, Rosh Chodesh Av until 9th of Av
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sons of Aaron died on the first Day of Nissan
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specific period of time, Day, Shabbos, week, month year, shemittah cycle, Rosh Hashanah
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speech about weekDay matters, unnecessary speech, requests from God, story of pious man with a broken fence
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spring of water will come from the holy of holies at the end of Days, water used to purify niddah and parah adumah?
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stages of mourning; two Days, seven Days, thirty Days, reflective of danger to the mourning family
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stages of mourning; two Days, seven Days, thirty Days, reflective of danger to the mourning family
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standing to honor a sage, how many times a Day, when to stand, sage should not cause people to stand up excessively
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stolen, dried out, asheirah tree, from an ir hanidachas, top cut off, mostly covered with berries, removing berries, removing on HoliDay, identifying the hades tree
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store credit extended turns previous store credit (even if done on holiDay) into debt which is then cancelled by shemittah
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strainer, setting up, using, Shabbos, HoliDay
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strainer, setting up, using, Shabbos, HoliDay
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Susisah - testimony about time of Day
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tanur oven, may not place food inside or on top on FriDay to continue into Shabbos even if fueled by straw or stubble, Rabbi Yudan don of Rabbi Yishmael was lenient in a situation of a pressing need
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Temple vessel table displayed to the public on holiDays
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Temple vessels cleaned after holiDay, process of cleaning
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that may be done all Day
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the Day of great learning when Rabbi Elazar ben Azaryah replaced Rabban Gamliel as the head of the academy
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the first year was only one Day long
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thieves and tax collectors are believed to say which vessels they touched, and are further believed on kodesh items in Jerusalem, and even for terumah at holiDay times, limitations on this rule
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thirty Day mourning (shloshim) calculation of when it concludes
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thirty Days is a standard collection date for a loan, source
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this is a divorce if i die, from toDay if i die, from toDay and after my death
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thought it was weekDay, slaughtered animal, it was Shabbos, he is liable, thought it was the offering of Pesach, it was a peace offering, he is exempt, what is the difference?
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thought it was weekDay, slaughtered animal, it was Shabbos, he is liable, thought to offering of Pesach, it was a peace offering, he is exempt, what is the difference?
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thought it was weekDay, slaughtered animal, it was Shabbos, he is liable, thought to offering of Pesach, it was a peace offering, he is exempt, what is the difference?
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tokens bought to buy animals in the Temple had Day of week, week, month, and mishmar to avoid cheaters misusing them
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Torah source for seven Days of mourning
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Torah source for seven Days of mourning
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trapping birds, deer, wild animals, fish, inside what type of enclosures are considered trapped, slaughtering and using trapped animals on HoliDay
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travelling on the sea within three Days of Shabbos, due to danger, short trip
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tree planted during shemittah penalized by uprooting, but not for planted on Shabbos or during the Days prior to shemittah
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tree planted during shemittah penalized by uprooting, but not for planted on Shabbos or during the Days prior to shemittah
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true gender became revealed on HoliDay
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turning over beds, sleeping on overturned bed, bench, or floor, different types of beds, turning beds for Shabbos, turning them back after Shabbos, how many Days, wife’s relatives
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two boys, Shabbos boy circumcised on Shabbos, if mohel later on Shabbos circumcised the other boy which should have been on FriDay, is he considered still involved in a mitzvah, therefore not liable for a sin offering?
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two consecutive nazir and haircut periods, calculations of Days, annulled second after completing first
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two Days of HoliDay despite fixed calendar, follow custom of fathers
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two Days Rosh Hashanah or two Days of HoliDay (including Shabbos), one long holiness, or treated as two separate periods of holiness
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types of cities and their proper reading Days - based on whether there was a wall at the time of Achashverosh or Joshua bin Nun?
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types of cities and their proper reading Days - based on which Day of the week it fell out
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types of cities and their proper reading Days - changed from one type of city to another
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types of cities and their proper reading Days - close or visible to a walled city
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types of cities and their proper reading Days - destroyed or formerly Jewish walled city
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types of cities and their proper reading Days - person from one type of city discharging another person in a different category of city
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types of cities and their proper reading Days - reason for allowing villagers to read early
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types of cities and their proper reading Days - sea or desert travelers
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types of cities and their proper reading Days - Shushan is the city of the setting of Purim story
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types of cities and their proper reading Days - Walled cities, villages, cities
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types of cities and their proper reading Days - walled city without ten batlanim
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types of cities and their proper reading Days - when to read based on city size
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types of cities and their proper reading Days - when to read Megillah in Tiberias
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types of cities and their proper reading Days - which Days and which Days not, and why
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types of cities and their proper reading Days - why based on Joshua bin Nun
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Tzippori - a place more than Day distance from Jerusalem, yet people got there quicker
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using a mirror prohibited even on weekDays
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watering withheld for sterile onions and Egyptian beans for 30 Days, year it is counted for changes?
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wearing tefillin on FriDay close to nightfall
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what amounts are implied when the Torah uses the terms ‘Days’, and ‘many’
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what time of Day?
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what we read on a Day when two different readings are mandated
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when death occurs within three Days of a holiDay
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when during the holiDay is this obligation done?
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when he saw his mother talking excessively on Shabbos he would say to his mother, ‘toDay is Shabbos’
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when offering falls out on SunDay, kohen doesn't wear his special clothes, and eulogies are permitted
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when shivah coincides with Shavuos and other holiDays
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when to read - alternate reading Days
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when to read - alternate reading Days based on which Day of the week Purim fell out on
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when to read - once at night and once by Day
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when to read - reason for alternate reading Days
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when to read - what part of Day
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which Days, which Days not, reason
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who converted in the middle of the Day
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wicks and olis which extinguished on Shabbos, using them the following Day which is HoliDay? egg laid on HoliDay
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will not come on Shabbos or HoliDay
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witnesses must say that it was written, signed, during the Daytime, with intent, in their presence, reason
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woman may take lulav from son or husband, place it in water on Shabbos, add water in HoliDay, change water in Chol Hamoed
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woman who emits semen within three Days of relations is impure, sources
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words which imply a offering, Jerusalem, my mouth speaking to you, olah, like a flute, my hand working for you, pork, like my mother, will not sleep for 3 Days, will not eat for 3 Days, offering i will not eat of yours, an oath i will not eat
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words which imply an offering, Jerusalem, my mouth speaking to you, olah, like a flute, my hand working for you, pork, like my mother, will not sleep for 3 Days, will not eat for 3 Days, offering i will not eat of yours, an oath i will not eat
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words which imply an offering, Jerusalem, my mouth speaking to you, olah, like a flute, my hand working for you, pork, like my mother, will not sleep for 3 Days, will not eat for 3 Days, offering i will not eat of yours, an oath i will not eat
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wore all eight garments every Day, of just on Shabbos and holiDays?
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work by Jew for a non Jew during a holiDay for idol worship
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work needed for holiDay permitted when done privately
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written and signed during Daytime, written and signed with intent, are required
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written and signed on two different Days, or some witnesses signed on a different Day
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yishuv eretz yisrael - second Day HoliDay punishment for not keeping one Day properly, yet only rewarded for keeping the first Day
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רגל הרדופין - the first holiDay after her marriage when the bride’s father has to chase her back to her husband