Mishnah Yomit
Follow along with the Mishnah Yomit cycle! 2 mishnayot per day for 6 years to finish. Taught by Eitan Cooper, Assistant Rabbi at Beth Sholom Congregation in Potomac, MD.
- Update frequency
- every day
- Average duration
- 13 minutes
- Episodes
- 774
- Years Active
- 2021 - 2025
Yevamot 3:5-3:6
More about the case of three brothers, two of whom married two women who were sisters
Yevamot 3:1-3:2
More about forbidden relationships and how they impact yevamot. Some of it gets complicated!
Yevamot Chapter 2
The full second chapter of Yevamot -more about forbidden relationships, also some interesting insights into wrongdoing, at the end.
Yevamot 1:2-1:4
More about forbidden relationships and how they impact Yevamot.
More background information
Chagigah 3:2-3:8
The conclusion of masechet chagigah - several laws comparing the stringency of kodesh and terumah.
Chagigah 2:7-3:1
More about different levels of tumah / taharah, and stringencies
Chagigah 2:4-2:6
More about the olat reiyah and rules relating to tumah / tahara
Chagigah 1:5-1:8
More about the shalmei simcha and the olot reiyah.
Plus, some points about Halacha
Chagigah 1:3-1:4
Sacrifices that are "obligatory" and those that are not and the difference.
Chagigah 1:1-1:2
An introduction to Masechet Chagigah, plus who is obligated in the mitzvah of appearing at the Beit Hamikdash on chagim
Moed Katan 3:7-3:9
Finishing Moed Katan - laws of Avelut (And some things that were done differently in the times of the mishnah)
Moed Katan 3:2-3:6
Finishing the laws of Chol Hamoed and Starting the laws of Avelut
Moed Katan 2:3-3:1
More situations in which someone can do work on Chol Hamoed. Plus, getting a haircut on chol hamoed (generally forbidden, sometimes permitted in certain circumstances)
Moed Katan 2:1-2:2
What happens if you couldn't get all of your work done before Chag begins? Can you do it on Chol hamoed?
Moed Katan 1:7-1:10
Joy on Chol Hamoed and activities that might take away from it.
Moed Katan 1:3-1:6
More situations where exertion / loss are pitted against each other, plus, enjoyment of Chol Hamoed as a value.
Moed Katan 1:1-1:2
An introduction to Chol Hamoed and the concepts that determine if work is allowed / not allowed - and what happens when these concepts clash.