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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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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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baking permitted but only from the process of kneading until baking, work that precedes kneading is forbidden, sources
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brought on Chol Hamoed or Holiday
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brought on Chol Hamoed or Holiday
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burning nosar after Shabbos and Holiday, extracting marrow, forbidden to break bones
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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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can be done with certain sacrificial meats, but not with other certain sacrifices
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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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communal needs projects on Chol Hamoed, public project needed for after Holiday, limitations of this allowance
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compared to chagigah and reiyah
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condolences on Shabbos or the days of shivah which continue after the Holiday is completed
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converted after first day of Holiday
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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 or baking a lot on Yom Tov even though only a little will be eaten on Yom Tov
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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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enjoyment obligation fulfilled with certain sacrificial food
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fell into a pit on Holiday, owner wants to save or slaughter one or both
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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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fixed calendar limits which days Holidays can fall out on
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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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fruits found under a tree on Yom Tov
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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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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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how Mordechai and Esther convinced the sages to make Purim a Holiday
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how they convinced the sages to make Purim a Holiday and Megillahs Esther part of the Bible
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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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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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impure on first day of Holiday, then purified
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is Purim a Holiday (is work prohibited)?
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lamentations and eulogies prior to Yom Tov
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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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lenient rules regarding relaxation of purity rules and ignorant people extends to a Shabbos which follows a Friday Holiday
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marital relations on Shabbos and Holidays during the week of shivah
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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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no portion in world to come, desecrates sacred property, disgraces Holidays, negates bris of Abraham, disregards Torah
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not to delay bringing a voluntary offering for three Holidays, third Holiday falls on day when sacrifice can’t be brought
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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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people come late to synagogue
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planning sacrifice types based on guest list size
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Rav Chuna rejoiced with a small amount of meat
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second day Yom Tov punishment for not keeping one day properly, yet only rewarded for keeping the first day
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separating maaser, eating an egg on second day Rosh Hashanah or Yom Tov which was laid on first day
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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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shehecheyanu blessing recited at Pesach seder? said on Holidays or seasonal fruit
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sifting through the back of the sieve
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strainer, setting up, using, Shabbos, Yom Tov
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straining wine, more similar to selecting than sifting
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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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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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two days of yom Tov despite fixed calendar, follow custom of fathers
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two days Rosh Hashanah or two days of Yom Tov (including Shabbos), one long holiness, or treated as two separate periods of holiness
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when death occurs within three days of a Holiday
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when shivah coincides with Shavuos and other Holidays
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wicks and olis which extinguished on Shabbos, using them the following day which is Yom Tov? egg laid on Yom Tov
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women obligated despite no obligation for reiyah
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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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רגל הרדופין - the first Holiday after her marriage when the bride’s father has to chase her back to her husband