113 Results
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allowed Produce from outside Israel to be imported in a shemittah year and wasn't concerned about impure soil
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am haaretz was seen redeeming an amount of maaser sheni, how much Produce can one buy from him and assume that maaser was deducted?
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am haaretz who became careful regarding purity, said that his Produce was pure, trusted?
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ate terumah Produce pre shemittah, must pay kohen with post shemittah Produce
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Bais Shean — low quality Produce
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biur obligation when Produce is finished in fields, certain types of fields may be exceptions, walled, guarded?
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bought with maaser sheni funds, water, salt, Produce attached to the ground, fruits that won’t be edible if brought to Jerusalem, purchase doesn’t take effect
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buying Produce with Torah granted rights (eating while working) doesn’t cause an obligation of tithes, parameters of rights to pick and eat while working
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challah obligation on Produce which came from outside Israel, exited from Israel, dough found when Joshua conquered Israel?
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children born to a kohen whose marriage doesn't upkeep a positive commandment doesn't Produce chalalim, this rule is held more strictly when a rule that applies to all Jews is violated
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coins of one person being deconsecrated onto Produce of a different person, coins and Produce in two different locations
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coins, completed Produce of maaser sheni, untithed Produce entered Jerusalem, may they leave? must they be returned?
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completing biur obligation when traveling and not near one’s Produce
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covered corpse in the law of the decapitated calf treated differently than covered Produce in the law of shikchah
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covered corpse in the law of the decapitated calf treated differently than covered Produce in the law of shikchah
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debtor Produces document against borrower, does a subsequent sale of land undermine his debt claim?
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designating higher quality for similar or lower level, Produce that wouldn’t be crossbreeding can be terumah as long as the terumah part is equal or better quality, mevushal or non mevushal wine? chate melon and muskmelon are 2 different species
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designating tithes from inferior Produce on behalf of superior Produce of demai
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destruction of Temple, the shamir and nofes tzufim stopped, and people of trust ended, Produce quality decreased, promiscuity and sorcery ruined everything
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does premature deduction of terumah trigger restrictions or further tithing obligations on the Produce?
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does the blur requirement include unprocessed or tevel Produce?
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does the viduy of the fourth year include the Produce of that year
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doesn’t release untithed Produce from his possession
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each species has terumah taken only from the same species, expansion and shriveling of Produce
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father’s rights to minor daughter’s kiddushin money, findings, earnings, vows, divorce, but not Produce of her property
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field of trees, amount, type, spacing, quantity of fruit Produced, size of tree if not fruit bearing
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field owned by a non Jew, Produce permitted on shemittah
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forbidden to muzzle, yet animal may not eat terumah Produce, hang basket on neck of animal so it can eat while threshing
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gifting Produce doesn’t cause a tithe obligation, selling does, variations of gifting and selling
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gold fruit trees in Temple of Solomon, miraculously Produced fruit until king Menashe brought idols into the Temple
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greatness of work, despite world being destroyed in time of Noach due to stealing, workers can take Produce while working
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harvest Produce, trapping fish?
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hevker Produce exempt from tithes, found Produce in a basket not exempt and must be returned to owner, eat and repay or sell to preserve the owner’s interests, tevel or demo?
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houses, buildings, structures, huts, porches, rooftops which triggers a maaser obligation when Produce is brought there
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husband has use of the Produce of her property, obligated to her support, ransom, and burial
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if a person can only Produce impure bread, is it better to bake small loaves that are below the minimum size of the challah obligation, or is it better to create impure challah which will then have to be burned? baker impure, pure person exactly 4 mil away?
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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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in our time, an attempt to redeem maaser sheni Produce onto money is ineffective
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inadvertently ate bikkurim, pay back kohen with Produce still attached to the ground?
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inadvertently ate terumah, pay back with equal of better Produce
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inedible seeds not subject to maaser, may be bought from anyone, even if seeds that Produced these plants were terumah
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insulating with fruit pulp, manure, salt, lime, sand, wet, dry, straw, shreds of material, grape skins, grass, clothing, Produce, feathers, flax, sawdust, insulation cold, reasons
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is attached Produce evaluated as Produced or real estate?
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Jerusalem is like a protected courtyard, creating tevel for finished Produce
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kohen forgiving the one fifth penalty, status of Produce set aside for the one fifth penalty payment
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Kosnayin - Rabbi Yehudah Hanasi had tevel Produce there
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laborers may use money earned picking shemittah Produce depending on the words used by their employer
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laborers may use money earned picking shemittah Produce depending on the words used by their employer
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laborers may use money earned picking shemittah Produce depending on the words used by their employer
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lowland in mountainous region, mountain in lowland region, treated same as region it is in, Suria, Meron, Gush Chalav, biur times for various regions and Produce
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maaser sheni money deconsecrated onto Produce while Temple stood, then it was destroyed, Produce should be left to rot
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maaser sheni Produce may be redeemed onto other Produce providing that it is the same type of Produce
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maaser taken off, the rectified Produce is identified later
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minimum food, clothing, money requirements for a wife, wheat, barley, required to Produce wool knitting
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mushrooms and truffles not considered Produce of the land
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new Produce permitted with cutting of the omer on second day of pesach
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non Jew brings out Produce from his home and says that it is terumah, maaser, or maaser sheni
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one may not deconsecrate one’s maaser sheni coins onto the Produce of an am haaretz unless they are demai
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orlah or kilayim plant that got mixed up inside an orchard, status of Produce
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orlah or kilayim plant that got mixed up inside an orchard, status of Produce
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owner of maaser sheni Produce and another potential redeemer place competing bids, owner must add one fifth to his bid
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ownerless Produce exempt from maaser
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partners taking off terumah, taking terumah from something one doesn’t own, guardian, ownerless Produce
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parvaim gold in the Temple Produced fruit
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passes through a courtyard, tithe obligation? picked Produce before Shabbos to eat after Shabbos, tithe obligation?
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paying workers who work with shemittah Produce, limitations
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permitted to muzzle animal if the Produce he is working on is forbidden to eat?
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permitting Produce or bitter vetch to leave Jerusalem for the purpose of processing
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pious orchard owners set aside money for people took Produce without the proper procedure, done at morning or night?
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plantings which are forbidden, but the Produce is permitted, some are not permitted
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plants that Produce more than one edible part, maaser obligation for each? intent for use of plant changed
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Produce (but not the land) of Suria owned by Jew, sharecropper, what is his maaser obligation?
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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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Produce drawing liquids thru barrels
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Produce grown in courtyard, ate at top of tree, figs fell into courtyard, branches or roots inside courtyard or inside Israel, the rest outside
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Produce grown in overseas soil from that was brought into Israel, obligated in maaser, shemittah, challah?
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Produce grown in overseas soil from that was brought into Israel, obligated in maaser, shemittah, challah?
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Produce grown in overseas soil from that was brought into Israel, obligated in maaser, shemittah, challah?
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Produce that only grows outside of Israel is exempt from maaser, and may be bought from anyone
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Rabbi Chiyah and his sons moving to Israel brought blessings to the land and Produce, but they didn’t personally benefit
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Rabbi Yochanan ben Nuri burned kilayim Produce from an aris vineyard
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reacquiring ownership for Produce that was ownerless at the time of biur
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restriction on selling attached Produce to untrustworthy people when maaser stage is reached
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sale of Produce triggers an obligation to tithe?
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seeds of one variety can change to Produce something else
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selling Produce from outside Israel, may not be sold by measure, weight, number
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selling Produce, forbidden by weight, size, amount, reasons
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separated terumah discovered to be rotten, rotten terumah or what it was separated from mixed with other Produce
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separating terumah from impure Produce on to Produce that is pure? deliberately or inadvertently?
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separation of terumah for Produce whose process is completed or not completed one on the other?
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shemitta Produce brought from place that still has Produce to a place that doesn’t, or the opposite
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shemittah Produce, when exchanged, still retains its holiness, exchanges with non holy, will transfer shemittah status to those items, further exchanges will transfer, the second (and further) items in a chain of transfers, will not retain their holy status, except the last
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significant items and land attached Produce do not become nullified, when of definite prohibited status, neveilah of questionable status, nullified?
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significant items and land attached Produce do not become nullified, when of definite prohibited status, neveilah of questionable status, nullified?
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status of Produce designated for paying a penalty to a kohen for eating terumah
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taking terumah from olives or grapes for Produce that will be crushed for oil or wine, terumah will need to be taken again, when reconsidering to crush them, when not reconsidering terumah valid but must separate again
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temed Produced from sediments that were untithed, fermented, not fermented
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terumah status nullified when mixed with large amounts of ordinary Produce
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terumah taken from Produce involved with mitzvos, non full ownership, obligation, age, or location
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terumas maaser and terumah have a set required amount and Produce forbidden until these amounts are given
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terumas maaser and terumah have a set required amount and Produce forbidden until these amounts are given
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Tzippori - low quality Produce
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until Pesach, until it is Pesach, until before Pesach, until the harvest, difference between fixed and unfixed date, harvest means different Produce snd different time schedules in different places
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using maaser sheni money to buy animals or Produce outside Jerusalem
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using the fields and keeping the Produce of owners who went away and didn’t return (or soon to be divorced wives)
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what happens or should be done with Produce in one’s possession after the time of biur, who may eat it?
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what is implied when a husband or wife renounces their rights to the Produce of their spouse’s property or the property itself
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when selling maaser sheni Produce, the Produce should be represented as if it is chullin
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woman who inherited money, Produce, or land with unharvested Produce
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work permitted with shemittah Produce provided that it is done in an unusual way
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workers eating Produce they are working with, depending on if it’s part of their pay, or not included in their pay
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אין דרך חבר להוציא מביתו דבר שאינו מתוקן - it isn’t the way of a chaver to release untithed Produce from his possession