ShiurBank

Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman shares Shallow Dive Daf Yomi, inviting listeners to join him for a dip into the daf.

Shiurim

  • Bava Basra 61b - 62b

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    Navigating ambiguities of real estate contracts

  • Koheles Ecclesiastes 7:28-29

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    King Solomon's search: finding a man, a social creature, who stands up against broadly supported societal evils is exceedingly rare; finding a woman, a supportive being, who stands up against her husband's evil is even more rare • Seek guid

  • Koheles Ecclesiastes 9:13

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    Knowledge is power • The ability to do something can be seductive • Orienting oneself towards righteousness is critical to avoid stumbling

  • Koheles Ecclesiastes 12:3

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    Confronting systemic decline begins with awareness • Realistic assessment of one's weaknesses should inform the challenges one engages • Appreciate and utilize fleeting gifts • Dietary recommendations shift as we age

  • Sukkah 53b-54b

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    How many Chatzotzros (bugle-like) blasts were performed in the Temple, and when? • May we adjust the Jewish calendar due to pragmatic considerations?

  • Yoma 28a - 29a

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    The Temple Service at dawn • Mincha of the Patriarchs • Learning Torah in yeshiva brings the illuminating Divine Presence to a person • Can a Mussaf offering precede the Tamid Shel Shachar?

  • Koheles Ecclesiastes 10:5

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    The dangerous power of words • The strange world of politics • The tension between Divine providence and fortune

  • Kesubos 67b - 68b

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    Is one ever permitted to give more than 20% to charity? • When may a person accept charity? • How much money from a man's estate should be distributed to his daughters for their dowries?

  • Gittin 76a - 77a

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    How must a condition be structured to be binding? • When do a series of conditions present multiple options for validation, and when does a subsequent condition negate a previously offered option? • When is a condition understood to be effe

  • Zevachim 21b - 22b

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    Requirements for washing before the Temple service • How and why is a fish-eye ritual bath kosher? • How is the assessment of foreskin as repulsive halachically relevant? • When does ritual impurity invalidate the Temple service?

  • Bava Basra 12b - 13b

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    Equitable division of complex property • May one partner force the dissolution of a partnership, and if so, how? • When and why is a master required to free his slave? • When are mutually agreeable partners nonetheless barred from dividing

  • Sanhedrin 34

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    Structural biases towards acquittal are incorporated into the judgement of capital cases

  • Mishlei Proverbs 2:4-5

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    What similarities should infuse our pursuit of livelihood and our pursuit of understanding Divine Enlightenment? • What is the approach of a treasure hunter, and how does that inform our approach to apprehension of Divinity?

  • Nazir 28a-29a

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    Until when can a husband neutralize his wife's Nazirite vow? • May married women cover their hair with a wig? • A father may impose a Nazirite vow on his minor son, with caveats

  • Mishlei Proverbs 2:13

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    What are the consequences of going off the derech? • The paths of darkness have poor visibility

  • Eruvin 13a-13b

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    The structural changes needed to permit carrying in alleys with narrow entryways • Sharpening the mind: a bit of disorientation dislodges dulling assumptions • May vitriol or iron sulfate be added to scribal ink? • Conscientious writing as

  • Koheles Ecclesiastes 7:8-9

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    Actions engender moral knowledge that cannot be induced by intuitions of thought experimentation alone • The wise anticipate results and eschew gifts that would ultimately be burdensome • There are times when anger is necessary • Patience i

  • Eruvin 20b-21b

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    Pasi Bera'os: minimal enclosures for private domains • Calculating the techum from the city's outskirts • The Torah is 3,200 times greater than the universe • The completely wicked have hope! All are instruments of the Divine Will • Rabbini

  • Avodah Zarah 61

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    Making a kosher run of wine

  • Bava Basra 41a - 42a

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    Establishment of possession requires a rightful claim • The squatter's mindset • Mistaken forgiveness • Consensus within contradictory testimony • What circumstances would invalidate the establishment of presumed possession?

  • Derech Eretz Zuta 8, 9-10 & Koheles Ecclesiastes 4: 2-3

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    Facilities and bathhouse etiquette: disrobing modestly and conscientiously • Ingress and egress: which patron has the right of way? • Being victimized should not cloud one's identity • Calcutated emotion: engendering love, aloofness, and hu

  • Kesubos 47

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    What rights does a father have concerning his daughter? • What rights and obligations does a husband have concerning his wife?

  • Sanhedrin 110b, 111a - 111b

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    When does a human initiate his Divine service and merit eternal life? • To be spared Purgatory's expansion to swallow up one's soul, what is necessary? • Who will survive the Apocalypse? • The exceedingly pious accept Divine justice without

  • Koheles Ecclesiastes 7:14

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    Enjoy fully and graciously all of God's gifts to you • Pain is rooted in error, sift through your past choices and abandon error - and true healing will begin • Divine justice is fundamentally comprehensible to man

  • Berachos 29b - 30b

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    Daf Yomi

  • Koheles Ecclesiastes 12:7

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    Death: the temporary divergence between body and soul • What happens to the body and soul after death? • Resurrection is by Divine invitation to ascend from the grave

  • Mishlei Proverbs 2:6

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    How can we develop a thirst for Divine Enlightenment? • What steps are critical to successfully assimilate Wisdom into our being?

  • Mishlei Proverbs 2:1

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    What does it mean to be considered a son of God - and how can we achieve it?

  • Yevamos 13b-14b

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    What are the parameters of the prohibition of dividing into factions? • Is Lo Sisgodedu a biblical or rabbinic prohibition? • Is it permitted for residents of walled cities to read the Megillah on the 14th of Adar? • Is making an unnecessar

  • Koheles 11:6

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    Prime yourself for growth • 7 things hidden from Man • Aggressive risk taking •

  • Koheles Ecclesiastes 11:9

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    No bulk discount for sins • For the free bird, envy of a caged bird being fattened for slaughter is myopic • Justice is a consequence of choice; if one is too lustful to commit, he will perforce grow old alone

  • Rosh Hashanah 29b-30b

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    When can the Shofar be blown on Shabbos? • The Lulav is taken seven days of Succos as a unique rabbinic enactment in memorial of Jerusalem • Bringing the Omer offering permits consumption of the new crop, what about after the destruction of

  • Mishlei Proverbs 1:2

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    Access wisdom from the root • The importance of guidance • Where should one invest one's energies? • Where should one withhold further inquiry?

  • Yevamos 6b-8a

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    Courts are biblically prohibited from administering punishments on Shabbos • Are other facets of judgement restricted? • May a murderer serve in the Temple? • May one bury an unidentified corpse on Shabbos?

  • Mishlei Proverbs 2:9

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    Infuse yourself with Divine Enlightenment towards optimizing human relationships • In less than ideal conditions, modification of the ideal path can provide a more appropriate contextualized means to the ideal

  • Koheles Ecclesiastes 8:15-16

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    When is rejoicing praiseworthy? • How can a person enhance their resilience? • How can one cultivate satisfaction with one's lot? • One's toil to fulfill God's Will is a continuous source of protection

  • Koheles Ecclesiastes 7:15-17

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    Even typically righteous acts taken in excess can become destructive • Don't allow terror to dominate, yet allow yourself to feel healthy fear; longevity depends on the balance • Invest your limited energies judiciously; prioritize understa

  • Berachos 57b-58b

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    Daf Yomi

  • Menachos 57

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    How is parcooking distinct from cooking within the laws of Shabbos? • What actions render one liable for leavening a meal offering? • Consecration of dry and liquid service vessels • The prohibition of bringing leaven, honey, and sacrificia

  • Koheles Ecclesiastes 9:7

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    Solomon's prophesy • By doing good, the pleasures of life can be experienced with deep satisfaction • Asceticism is inappropriate for one whose deeds are good and straight

  • Parshas Re'eh 5782

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    Explore familial relationships through diverse contexts in the parsha • The enticer par excellence; constructing a defense of the snake through Tosafos

  • Nazir 35a-36b

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    Examining Torah hermeneutics • Consuming prohibited foods combined with permitted foods: two modalities of liability; a single hybrid consumption of an olive's volume, and the more broad liability for consumption of a full olive's volume sp

  • Shabbos 135a-136b

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    Circumcision on the eighth day • Circumcision of Jewish slaves • Newborns in halacha

  • Mishlei Proverbs 2:22 - 3:1

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    The Meiri interprets this passage as King Solomon's exposition of the Tragedy of Eden • The transformative impacts of internalizing Divine enlightenment and fulfilling Divine imperatives

  • Koheles Ecclesiastes 7:28-29

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    God created man to serve Him as perfectly as the ministering angels. In collaboration, man influenced man to pursue error • What underlies King Solomon's observations on the rarity of Righteousness, and what differentiates men and women in

  • Mishlei Proverbs 3:4

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    By internalizing and sharing the values of Kindness and Truth, one also cultivates clarity of thought that will resonate with others • How to find grace in the eyes of God and man? • How Did Noah find grace in the eyes of God? • Why didn't

  • Gittin 19b-21a

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    What differentiates a prank bill of divorce from a concern that a valid divorce has occurred? • Writing a Get on something that may not be utilized for one's benefit • What forms of writing are included in the Torah's definition of writing?

  • Avodah Zarah 4b - 6a

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    Elasticity of free will • Demonstrating the awesome power of repentance was more important than providing fortification against losing an angelic and immortal state • With gratitude, seek Divine assistance to strengthen your heart's fear of

  • Koheles 10:3-4

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    Dealing with pressure • Running away from God only brings complications

  • Bava Metzia 110a - 111a

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    Adjudicating ambiguous lease agreements • Chazaka, established possession does not confer "squatter rights" • Do creditor rights to foreclosure include property improvements made subsequent to the lien? • The Torah obligation to pay employe

  • Derech Eretz Zuta 9,9-10 & Koheles Ecclesiastes 5:7

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    Torah Sages: agents of enlightenment and peace • The eyes: powerful gates to the universe • Glimpse the framework of Divine judgment

  • Nazir 56b-57b

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    When quoting a sourced tradition, the middle link may be omitted • When may a fortiori logic be employed within halacha? • How to manage two Nazirites with a questionable status of impurity • May a man shave the peyos hairs of minors? • May

  • Chullin 53

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    The unique tereifa of derusa, a mortal wound by being clawed • Clawed by a fox or a dog? • When assessing a claw wound, it is the predatory thought that counts • A backscratch or a lion's swipe? • What to do when the mandates of preventing

  • Kesubos 88b-89b

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    Justice: Balancing the ability to collect while ensuring the debtor is not taken advantage of • Writing a receipt • From when does a husband inherit his wife?

  • Mishlei Proverbs 2:17

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

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  • Bava Basra 139a - 140a

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    Estate distributions • May the oldest brother pay for fine clothing from the estate? • Are wedding expenditures during the father's lifetime indicative of future wedding expenses to be paid from the estate? • A husband's rights to his wife'

  • Mo'ed Katan 12a-13a

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    What activities are prohibited during the intermediate days of the festival? • Understanding the prohibition of breeding a first born animal and other invalidated sacrificial animals • Is working during the intermediate days permitted to pr

  • Netziv on Antisemitism

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    What causes Amalek to agitate against Israel, and what causes them to escalate their aggression to violent attacks?

  • Off The Daf

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    Shalom!

  • Koheles Ecclesiastes 3:1-2

    Rabbi Eliyahu Weisman

    Koheles Ecclesiastes