159 Results
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afikoman forbidden at the end of the seder, varieties of song and Food desserts
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amount of Food for a proper eruv techumin, ill person, minor, glutton
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amount of Food for a proper eruv techumin, ill person, minor, glutton
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amount of Food needed, based one size of group
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amount of Food required
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amount of various Food items needed to be liable
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Ashishim - roasted ground lentils, kneaded with honey, fried
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bitter chate melon considered edible? with regards to all matters or only with regards to terumah?
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blood of a neveilah, impure? makes Food items susceptible to impurity? reviis size or even less?
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blood of decapitated calf renders Food susceptible to impurity? decapitation removes status of neveilah?
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breaking open barrel to get the Food inside, resealing it
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built a ramp, escorted goat and designated person, booths along the way, Food and drink offered, breaking fast on Yom Kippur
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bull and goat offerings, convey impurity to Food and drinks due to their future ability to convey impurity to those who carry it?
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burning impure terumah Foods together despite them being different levels of impurity, tevul yom, biblical, rabbinic
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buy any Food with maaser sheni funds except water and salt
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carob undried is animal Food
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carrying by oneself or two carrying an item together, less than the minimum of Food in a container, live or dead person, piece of a corpse, piece of animal carcass or a sheretz, item with a foul odor, item that is forbidden to benefit from
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carrying muktzah indirectly, holding child who is holding a stone, basket of Food with a stone, pure terumah with impure
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carrying olives on Shabbos, liablity based on olive oil potential therefore a revi’is, or as Food and therefore the size of a fig
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carrying, amounts to be liable for various animal feeds, human Food, whether small amounts of various feeds combine to effect liability
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carrying, container with less Food inside than what would make him liable
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certain vows on Foods include other Foods or ingredients, some Foods don't include other Foods or ingredients
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certain vows on Foods include other Foods or ingredients, some Foods don't include other Foods or ingredients
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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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committments of support to a wife’s daughter from a previous marriage, how this was stipulated, how it is treated if he divorces her and she or the daughter remarries, she requests cash instead of Food, if the husband dies, how smart people wrote this condition, collectable from his properties?
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complete exemption, doesn’t even need to help supply water and Food for the troops
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completing and using vessels that are needed to prepare for Food needed for Chol Hamoed or Yom Tov
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considered ‘cooked by idolators’? cooking on Shabbos? cooking milk and meat? laws of maasros? nedarim?
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cooked Food on Shabbos, penalized after Shabbos the same amount of time it took to cook
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cooking accidently is treated more strictly if it a type of Food that improves as it cooks longer, eggs improve as they cook
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cooking Foods that improve as they condense, cabbage, peas, minced meat, turnip tops, leak, eggs, hot water?
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cooking non kosher Food on Yom Tov, digging for the purpose of obtain earth to be used for covering blood after slaughter, squeezing fresh to prepare for eating or to extract brine
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cooking shemittah Food in terumah oil increases the possibility of it becoming invalidated
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cooling Food in a pit or cool water, warming Food in warm water
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costus and other spices, buy with maaser sheni money?, conveys Food impurity?
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deaf person excluded from separating terumah but can be relied on for safeguarding pure Food, pure Foods do not require thought terumah requires thought
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deaf person excluded from separating terumah but can be relied on for safeguarding pure Foods, pure Foods do not require thought terumah requires thought
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deaf person not permitted to separate terumah, trusted to guard pure Foods
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difference between a vow not to have any benefit and a vow not to enjoy Food
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discovered that he (the kohen) or the terumah was invalid, or bug in the Food, while it was in his mouth, spit out?
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does a biblical commandment not to eat something also imply a prohibition on having benefit as well?
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drinking is in the same halachic category as eating, sauces
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dry Foods transmit impurity in terumah or holy Foods?
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eating an amount of impure Food to become impure
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eating pure Food all year or at least during the week between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur
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eighteen decrees, bread of non Jews, cheese, oil, daughters, semen, urine, baal keri laws, impurity of lands outside Israel, eating or drinking Foods of impurity, rules about mikveh, holy scrolls are impure, unwashed hands, tevul yom, liquids that made other items impure, giving a non Jew his purse to carry on Shabbos, zav not eating with a zavah, items covering an impurity spreads the impurity, harvesting grapes in a bais hapras, mikveh water unwittingly collected in a pipe, wine, vinegar, brine and sauce from fish, preserves, cooked Foods, salted Foods, split kernels, foreign languages, testimony of idolators, their gifts, sons, and daughters, and their bikkurim
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enjoyment obligation fulfilled with certain sacrificial Food
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eruv and combining alleys can be done with any Food other than water and salt
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exceptions to the rule which permits eating half measures of biblical forbidden Food (according to Reish Lakish)
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Food accidentally or purposely left on stove, Food permitted? permitted to others? permitted later?
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Food bought with maaser sheni funds which became impure, deer purchased alive or slaughtered which became impure, non kosher animal, must need to be able to stand up and be evaluated? milk of animals?
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Food chewed considered already eaten
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Food cooked or baked by burning peels of orlah
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Food of chullin and terumah (and avodah zarah) that mixed or cooked, imparted good or bad taste
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Food or drink that became impure from a metzorah is sent out of all three camps of Jews
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Food re-cooked by non Jews
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Food shrunken in the sun? expansion through rain? initially an olives volume?
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Food stored in sea reeds, gets damp but doesn’t become susceptible to impurity
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Food that nauseates may be spiten out even if it is terumah
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Food used for eruv, no water or salt, full loaves
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Food, animal feed, dye from plants, which decompose are subject to shemittah laws
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Foods that can be bought with maaser sheni funds according to Rabbi Akiva and Rabbi Yishmael
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Foods which are edible in a raw state are not forbidden even if cooked
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Foods which may or may not be bought with maaser sheni funds
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forbidden additives to Foods which impart a bad taste
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forbidden additives to Foods which impart a bad taste
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forbidden Foods to which was added enough permissible amount, accidentally or purposely
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gathering Food items
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giving Food to a dog who may transport it on Shabbos
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giving Food to a non Jew who may transport it on Shabbos
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grapes and olives preferred as Food or wine and oil?
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grapes and olives preferred as Food or wine and oil?
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halachah and stories about uncovered water and other drinks and liquids, other Foods
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healthful Food is not using medicine on Shabbos
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healthful Food is not using medicine on Shabbos
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holy sacrificial Food is holier than terumah
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hot water, Food in hot water, placed prior or during Shabbos, rinsing in hot water, fish that cook easily even from rinsing
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human Food, animal Food, cosmetics, medicine, firewood, wants to change it’s ordinary use, intent changed
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ignoring a summons to bais din, desecrating God’s name, preventing performance of a mitzvah, causing eating of sacrificial Food out of the proper place, disparaging a matter of halachah (washing hands), disparaging a Torah scholar, these are some of the twenty four reasons to be excommunicated
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impure produce is inherently unimpaired retains identity as Food, punctured Food regarded as earth therefore incapable of serving as terumah
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ingredients of maaser sheni that must be destroyed that got mixed into a Food dish of chullin
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insulating Food, forgot before Shabbos, insulated prior to Shabbos then it became uncovered, insulating with cold water jar, adding insulation
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insulating materials near lot lines of neighbors forbidden due to damage, similar materials forbidden to insulate Shabbos Foods
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internal animal organs are not Food for humans
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is fruit juice one of the seven liquids which makes Food items susceptible to impurity?
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items bought for maaser sheni which aren’t Food, animal skins, wine jugs, nut shells, unfermented temed water, fruit baskets
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just as divorce document may not be written on a living thing, so too water coming off an animal won’t make Food item susceptible to impurity?
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kohen gadol ate all seven days but avoided Foods that could possibly cause a seminal emission
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kupach oven, returning Food to oven permitted if fueled by straw or stubble, forbidden if fueled by fruit pulp or wood
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lashes for eating Foods with flavors from prohibited Foods mixed into permitted Foods? flavor from Foods prohibited to nazir?
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left over Food, worn out clothing, wine belongs to her or the heirs? her obligations (limitations) to husbands heirs
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leniencies for poor people without Food, not at the eruv location, traveler, establishing an eruv with their feet (by being there)
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liquids from cooked terumah vegetables is considered Food, yet considered water in regards to the halachah of mikveh
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liquids from cooked terumah vegetables is considered Food, yet considered water in regards to the halachah of mikveh
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may be used for eating Food, drinking drinks, anointing with proper oils or creams, must be completely consumed in their proper way, not spoiled
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minimum Food, clothing, money requirements for a wife, wheat, barley, required to produce wool knitting
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mixed Foods which have different biur dates
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mixtures of Foods which can leaven, spice, or impart taste aren’t necessarily nullified, and may transmit impurity
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mixtures of Foods which can leaven, spice, or impart taste aren’t necessarily nullified, and may transmit impurity
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mixtures of Foods which can leaven, spice, or impart taste aren’t necessarily nullified, chullin added to mixture and terumah no longer imparts flavor, permitted, amount needed to permit mixture increases over entire mixture or only against what is forbidden?
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mixtures, cooking permitted Food with prohibited
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non holy Food prepared on a holy standard is treated as holy
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not permitted to separate terumah, trusted to guard pure Foods
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not to eat ‘cooked’, Food from a pot, boiled, pickled, partially cooked, roasted, salted, fish fishes
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not to enjoy Food, includes items which are involved with producing Food
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not to have benefit, as compared to neder not to enjoy his Food
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obligation for maaser is for Food, protected, and grown from the ground, matured, or Food eaten prior to maturity, source
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onen on erev Pesach, received news of death of close relative, gathered bones of close relative, converted erev Pesach, partake in Pesach offering or other holy Foods that night?
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penalty for leaving uncooked Food on stove before Shabbos to cook on Shabbos
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people with differing areas of permissibility sharing Food in their common permitted area
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permitted Food nullifies forbidden which got mixed in if 60 or 100 times as much
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playing with kosher Food prohibited
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pot in which Pesach ">chametz was cooked, reuse on Pesach after using pot for a different Food three times
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produce becomes level and therefore obligated in maaser, pickling, cooking, salting, squeezing and collecting oil in one’s hand, skimming wine in a cooked pot, purchased, separating terumah, Shabbos Food, entering a protected courtyard
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product derived from combination of permitted and forbidden sources?
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products that are harvested late for the purpose of growing more seeds, but not Food, or just for Food
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putting coins in mouth, cooked Food under bed, bread under armpit, knife in radish or esrog, non facial sweat
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recooked Food is not subject to this restriction
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relying on a previous partnership in a Food item to now be used as an eruv
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removing boxes of Food from storage rooms on Shabbos, muktzah?
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rights of widows to sell husband’s property to collect her kesubah money or for Food support, in some cases bais din approval needed, retaining or losing right to Food support, divorcee, selling it in parts, when sale may be voided, if wife sold properties to satisfy her kesubah and one sale is invalid, does it cancel all of them?
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sacrificial Food handling requires washing in mikveh or just rinsing?
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saving extra Food from a fire by suddenly inviting more people
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seasonings of various prohibitions or various varieties that fell into Food, did or didn’t impart good or bad flavor
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seasonings of various prohibitions or various varieties that fell into Food, did or didn’t impart good or bad flavor
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seasonings of various prohibitions or various varieties that fell into Food, did or didn’t impart good or bad flavor
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seasonings of various prohibitions or various varieties that fell into Food, did or didn’t impart good or bad flavor
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seasonings of various prohibitions or various varieties that fell into Food, did or didn’t impart good or bad flavor
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selecting Food from waste, Shabbos, Yom Tov, Food from other Food, different sized Foods
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sent Rabbi Hoshayah Rabbah large Food gifts understood as either matanos levyonim or mishloach manos
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shabbos Food creates tevel and therefore obligates maaser, actions of children creating a maaser obligation
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six Food items which are never nullified due to their high quality, can be nullified of cracked, split, or opened
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six Food items which are never nullified due to their high quality, can be nullified of cracked, split, or opened
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sourdough of combinations of terumah and kilai kerem that fell into dough or spices into a pot of Food, wasn’t enough of each to accomplish leavening or spicing on their own
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sourdough of combinations of terumah and kilai kerem that fell into dough or spices into a pot of Food, wasn’t enough of each to accomplish leavening or spicing on their own
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storing plants/Food underground, planting grain kernels together
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stove heated by straw or stubble, stove heated by Food pulp or wood, placing cooked Food in stove, covering ash or coals
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substances that impart flavor are nullified one in sixty or in one hundred, learned from foreleg of nazir’s ram that is nullified in the rest of the ram
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taking Food, permitted items which are covered or surrounded by muktzah which would be moved, straw, coals, dirt, mud
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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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the point in production when various Foods or oil become obligated in maaser
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three rules applicable in cases of substances imparting flavor
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Torah law suspended due to emergency, feeding forbidden Foods to a person with bulmos, terumah to a non kohen, feed dog liver to a person bit by a mad dog, medicine for throat pain on Shabbos,
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trusting a person who isn’t trusted for maaser to purchase Food which had maaser properly taken off
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turning animal or human Food into juice
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two half measure transfers between two domains, combine to create liability? eating two half measures of forbidden Foods
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tying knots, untying, untying with one hand, tying and untying curtain panels in the mishkan, tearing open Food basket
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using a cooked Food that is also edible raw
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villagers can provide Food, yet work is forbidden
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villagers can provide Food, yet work is forbidden
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vow against cooked Food includes smoked, fried, cooked by hot springs?
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vow against having benefit, entering his field before or during shemittah, eating fruits hanging outside the field, borrowing, lending items, selling each other items, animals, the one who made the vow doesn’t have Food or needs help such as building a house, and the person he vowed not to have benefit from wants to help him
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ways to assess amount of flavor imparted from prohibited Foods
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when maaser sheni money is used to acquire items not appropriate for maaser sheni, the transaction and holiness is transferred to the purchased items despite that he needs to go out and buy new maaser sheni Food
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while threshing and a basket of Food on its neck, wouldn’t be a violation of muzzling
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whole cluster of grapes grown in courtyard may be eaten without tithing, because he started in state of permissibility or single Food containing a few portions is considered a single portion?
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work permitted when one doesn't have Food
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written on Food, something alive, a branch, bony part of horn, horn itself, attached to the ground, low quality paper