Aruch HaShulchan Yomihttps://www.spreaker.com/show/authentic-torah_4
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CHAPTERS
0:00 Cold open — one girl, one bucket
1:13 Avraham at the tent: "and He appeared to him"
2:39 Greater than the Divine Presence (Shabbat 127a)
5:28 "According to her cry" — the verse goes singular
6:59 What Sedom actually was (Sanhedrin 109a)
8:24 Pirkei Avot 5:10 — the way of Sedom
10:01 Six times Avraham asked (Bereshit Rabbah 49)
12:27 Yechezkel 16:49 — the prophet's indictment
14:18 Pelotit bat Lot (Pirkei D'Rabbi Eliezer 25)
16:38 The grammar of one girl's cry
19:56 Halacha: tzedakah is a debt, not a favor
21:03 The eight levels (Matanot Aniyim 10)
22:11 "Do not harden your heart" (Devarim 15; Ketubot 68a)
23:44 "Do not stand by your neighbor's blood" (Sanhedrin 73a)
26:06 Three things to do this week
27:07 The takeaway
HASHTAGS
#Vayera #ParashatVayera #Torah #ParashatHashavua #DafYomi #Sedom #Tzedakah #Chesed #HachnasatOrchim #BikkurCholim #PirkeiAvot #Midrash #HalachaLemaaseh #Rambam #ShulchanAruch #Avraham #JewishLearning #Shabbat #TorahPodcast #OneGirlsCry


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CHAPTERS
0:00 Cold open — one girl, one bucket
1:13 Avraham at the tent: "and He appeared to him"
2:39 Greater than the Divine Presence (Shabbat 127a)
5:28 "According to her cry" — the verse goes singular
6:59 What Sedom actually was (Sanhedrin 109a)
8:24 Pirkei Avot 5:10 — the way of Sedom
10:01 Six times Avraham asked (Bereshit Rabbah 49)
12:27 Yechezkel 16:49 — the prophet's indictment
14:18 Pelotit bat Lot (Pirkei D'Rabbi Eliezer 25)
16:38 The grammar of one girl's cry
19:56 Halacha: tzedakah is a debt, not a favor
21:03 The eight levels (Matanot Aniyim 10)
22:11 "Do not harden your heart" (Devarim 15; Ketubot 68a)
23:44 "Do not stand by your neighbor's blood" (Sanhedrin 73a)
26:06 Three things to do this week
27:07 The takeaway
HASHTAGS
#Vayera #ParashatVayera #Torah #ParashatHashavua #DafYomi #Sedom #Tzedakah #Chesed #HachnasatOrchim #BikkurCholim #PirkeiAvot #Midrash #HalachaLemaaseh #Rambam #ShulchanAruch #Avraham #JewishLearning #Shabbat #TorahPodcast #OneGirlsCry


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This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>1668avraham,bikkurcholim,chesed,dafyomi,hachnasatorchim,halachalemaaseh,jewishlearning,midrash,onegirlscry,parashathashavua,parashatvayera,pirkeiavot,rambam,sedom,shabbat,shulchanaruch,torah,torahpodcast,tzedakah,vayerafalsefullRosh Hashana 2a-Why The Talmud Has Four New Yearshttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/rosh-hashana-2a-why-the-talmud-has-four-new-years--75891561
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Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/aruch-hashulchan-yomi--5980202/support.]]>1866falsefullHoshana-Rabbah-and-Rain-Episodehttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/hoshana-rabbah-and-rain-episode--75528816https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/aruch-hashulchan-yomi--5980202/support.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/75528816Fri, 02 Oct 2026 18:44:57 +0000Simcha Lefton552falsefullRav Soloveitchik on Repentance: Sin, Atonement, and Transformationhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/rav-soloveitchik-on-repentance-sin-atonement-and-transformation--75447245
Timestamp Breakdown:
  • 00:06 - 01:10: Introduction to Rav Yosef Bersolove's teachings on Repentance (Teshuvah), based on his yearly Yiddish discourses (1962-1974), compiled by Rabbi Pinchas Hakohen Peli in "Al Hateshuva." Overview of key themes: Sin as more than a passing event, its dual effects (liability and impurity), and the concept of "Destroying Evil or Elevating It."
  • 01:11 - 02:13: Sin as a lasting phenomenon: Sin and its punishment are inherently linked. It's not transitory and leaves a trace, incurring liability. Two effects of sin: Khiyu (liability), which requires Kapara (atonement), and Tumat Hachet (impurity of sin), a metaphysical corruption of the personality.
  • 02:14 - 03:15: The second effect of sin: Defilement and the corruption of personality. Sin removes the "divine halo" and changes a person's status, impacting their inner truthfulness and making them "unfit to testify." This is a change of status, not extra punishment.
  • 03:16 - 04:24: Kapara (Acquittal/Expiation): A legal idea, similar to releasing someone from debt. It covers the claim of sin, wiping away punishment and liability through Teshuvah. Yom Kippur and the High Priest facilitate Kapara, but it doesn't necessarily purify the self.
  • 04:25 - 05:04: Kapara covers the claim but doesn't wash the self. Atonement through Yom Kippur avodah can remove sin and protect from divine punishment, even without the sinner's full effort, but the personality may remain contaminated.
  • 05:05 - 06:06: Tahara (Purification/Catharsis): The command to purify oneself. Kapara can cover Tahara, but true Tahara requires personal, wholehearted repentance. It remedies contaminated personality, restoring spiritual viability and sometimes elevating a person to new heights.
  • 06:07 - 06:14: Ezekiel on purification: "I will sprinkle purifying water upon you and you shall be purified."
  • 06:15 - 07:16: The Way of Sinners and the Way of Sins: The Talmud on unfit witnesses (gamblers, usurers, pigeon racers). Kapara demands stopping the prohibited act. Tahara demands more: leaving the "way of sins," the entire lifestyle and thoughts that lead to sin.
  • 07:17 - 08:02: The difference between stopping the act and leaving the "way of sins." The gambler breaks the dice, the usurer tears the notes, the racer breaks the traps – they eliminate the environment and conditions that foster sin.
  • 08:03 - 08:34: Abandoning thoughts and creating a new personality: "Let the wicked abandon his way and the man of iniquity his thoughts." Complete Tahara is a full metamorphosis, creating a new personality and making a person fit to testify again.
  • 08:35 - 09:05: Vidui (Confession): The first necessary step. Rambam's two layers of repentance: the act of Vidui and the fulfillment of Teshuvah in the heart. Act (Ma'aseh mitzvah) and fulfillment (Kiyum ha'mitzvah) can be separate.
  • 09:06 - 10:06: Vidui as the act, heart's return as fulfillment. The meaning of "Anna" (please) in confession – a plea not to shut the gates of repentance. Repentance is "irrational" and God subverts angels to receive penitents.
  • 10:07 - 11:08: Vidui as a request to stand before God. Individual vs. Communal Confession: Individual confession stems from insecurity and despair. Knesset Yisrael (the Jewish community) confesses with confidence and rejoicing, as it stands before a loyal ally.
  • 11:09 - 12:13: The Names of Adonai (God): "I am He before a person sins, and I am He after a person sins and performs repentance." The first name represents God from whom sin distances; the second, God who remains. God reaches out to sinners and receives those who return.
  • 12:14 - 13:18: Teshuvah from Fear vs. Teshuvah from Love and Self-Creation: Rav Soloveitchik in "Halakhic Man" views repentance as self-creation. Teshuvah from fear (early chapters of Rambam) brings atonement and lessens past sin severity, without complete self-transformation. Teshuvah from love (chapter seven onward) brings total redemption and a new, unblemished standing before the Creator.
  • 13:19 - 14:20: The transformative power of Teshuvah from love: The penitent shapes a new personality, no longer susceptible to old desires. Yesterday, hated and repugnant; today, loved, pleasant, and a friend – a complete change of being, not just a covered file.
  • 14:21 - 14:48: Conclusion: "You are not required to solve your whole life tonight. You are required to take the next truthful step. Stop what must stop, name what must be named, repair what can be repaired, and return. 'Shuvu elai va'ashuvah aleichem' - Return to me and I will return to you."
#Hashtags: #RavSoloveitchik #Repentance #Teshuvah #JewishThought #Sin #Atonement #Kapara #Tahara #Purification #Confession #Vidui #YomKippur #JewishPhilosophy #Rambam #HalakhicMan #JewishWisdom #SpiritualGrowth #RabbiSoloveitchik #HighHolidays

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Timestamp Breakdown:
  • 00:06 - 01:10: Introduction to Rav Yosef Bersolove's teachings on Repentance (Teshuvah), based on his yearly Yiddish discourses (1962-1974), compiled by Rabbi Pinchas Hakohen Peli in "Al Hateshuva." Overview of key themes: Sin as more than a passing event, its dual effects (liability and impurity), and the concept of "Destroying Evil or Elevating It."
  • 01:11 - 02:13: Sin as a lasting phenomenon: Sin and its punishment are inherently linked. It's not transitory and leaves a trace, incurring liability. Two effects of sin: Khiyu (liability), which requires Kapara (atonement), and Tumat Hachet (impurity of sin), a metaphysical corruption of the personality.
  • 02:14 - 03:15: The second effect of sin: Defilement and the corruption of personality. Sin removes the "divine halo" and changes a person's status, impacting their inner truthfulness and making them "unfit to testify." This is a change of status, not extra punishment.
  • 03:16 - 04:24: Kapara (Acquittal/Expiation): A legal idea, similar to releasing someone from debt. It covers the claim of sin, wiping away punishment and liability through Teshuvah. Yom Kippur and the High Priest facilitate Kapara, but it doesn't necessarily purify the self.
  • 04:25 - 05:04: Kapara covers the claim but doesn't wash the self. Atonement through Yom Kippur avodah can remove sin and protect from divine punishment, even without the sinner's full effort, but the personality may remain contaminated.
  • 05:05 - 06:06: Tahara (Purification/Catharsis): The command to purify oneself. Kapara can cover Tahara, but true Tahara requires personal, wholehearted repentance. It remedies contaminated personality, restoring spiritual viability and sometimes elevating a person to new heights.
  • 06:07 - 06:14: Ezekiel on purification: "I will sprinkle purifying water upon you and you shall be purified."
  • 06:15 - 07:16: The Way of Sinners and the Way of Sins: The Talmud on unfit witnesses (gamblers, usurers, pigeon racers). Kapara demands stopping the prohibited act. Tahara demands more: leaving the "way of sins," the entire lifestyle and thoughts that lead to sin.
  • 07:17 - 08:02: The difference between stopping the act and leaving the "way of sins." The gambler breaks the dice, the usurer tears the notes, the racer breaks the traps – they eliminate the environment and conditions that foster sin.
  • 08:03 - 08:34: Abandoning thoughts and creating a new personality: "Let the wicked abandon his way and the man of iniquity his thoughts." Complete Tahara is a full metamorphosis, creating a new personality and making a person fit to testify again.
  • 08:35 - 09:05: Vidui (Confession): The first necessary step. Rambam's two layers of repentance: the act of Vidui and the fulfillment of Teshuvah in the heart. Act (Ma'aseh mitzvah) and fulfillment (Kiyum ha'mitzvah) can be separate.
  • 09:06 - 10:06: Vidui as the act, heart's return as fulfillment. The meaning of "Anna" (please) in confession – a plea not to shut the gates of repentance. Repentance is "irrational" and God subverts angels to receive penitents.
  • 10:07 - 11:08: Vidui as a request to stand before God. Individual vs. Communal Confession: Individual confession stems from insecurity and despair. Knesset Yisrael (the Jewish community) confesses with confidence and rejoicing, as it stands before a loyal ally.
  • 11:09 - 12:13: The Names of Adonai (God): "I am He before a person sins, and I am He after a person sins and performs repentance." The first name represents God from whom sin distances; the second, God who remains. God reaches out to sinners and receives those who return.
  • 12:14 - 13:18: Teshuvah from Fear vs. Teshuvah from Love and Self-Creation: Rav Soloveitchik in "Halakhic Man" views repentance as self-creation. Teshuvah from fear (early chapters of Rambam) brings...]]>893falsefullAruch HaShulchan Yomi | OC 345:38–44 | The Spaces Betweenhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/aruch-hashulchan-yomi-oc-345-38-44-the-spaces-between--75292100What connects a waterway, a recessed shopfront, a low house, and an overhanging roof? Today's portion explores the karmelis, showing how dimensions, public use, recognizable partitions, and a space's connection to its surroundings affect its Shabbos-domain classification.
    In this episode:

    Se'if 38: Waterways, independently defined pits, sloping banks, and Torah-level versus rabbinic restrictions.
    Se'if 39: Merchant platforms versus publicly traveled passages between columns.
    Se'if 40: Recessed street corners, the three-walled passage, and roofed public areas.
    Se'if 41: Low interiors, excavation near walls, and sufficient exterior height.
    Se'if 42: Gud asik mechitzta, recognizable partitions, overhanging roofs, and connecting windows.
    Se'if 43: Projecting ledges, dimensions, and their connection to a private domain.
    Se'if 44: The ten-handbreadth airspace, measurement from the water's surface, and pits within a karmelis.

    Calendar: Arukh HaShulchan Yomi calendar
    Primary text: Arukh HaShulchan, Orach Chaim 345:38–44
    Original English explanatory adaptation of the Hebrew text. AI-generated narration using the Rasalgethi voice. Narration-only edition; no background music. AI-generated cover art is conceptual scenery, not a halachic diagram.
    For Torah learning and review only, not an individualized halachic ruling. For practical questions about carrying, boundaries, or an eruv, consult a qualified halachic authority familiar with the actual location.

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    In this episode:

    Se'if 38: Waterways, independently defined pits, sloping banks, and Torah-level versus rabbinic restrictions.
    Se'if 39: Merchant platforms versus publicly traveled passages between columns.
    Se'if 40: Recessed street corners, the three-walled passage, and roofed public areas.
    Se'if 41: Low interiors, excavation near walls, and sufficient exterior height.
    Se'if 42: Gud asik mechitzta, recognizable partitions, overhanging roofs, and connecting windows.
    Se'if 43: Projecting ledges, dimensions, and their connection to a private domain.
    Se'if 44: The ten-handbreadth airspace, measurement from the water's surface, and pits within a karmelis.

    Calendar: Arukh HaShulchan Yomi calendar
    Primary text: Arukh HaShulchan, Orach Chaim 345:38–44
    Original English explanatory adaptation of the Hebrew text. AI-generated narration using the Rasalgethi voice. Narration-only edition; no background music. AI-generated cover art is conceptual scenery, not a halachic diagram.
    For Torah learning and review only, not an individualized halachic ruling. For practical questions about carrying, boundaries, or an eruv, consult a qualified halachic authority familiar with the actual location.

    Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/aruch-hashulchan-yomi--5980202/support.

    This episode includes AI-generated content.]]>    650aruch hashulchan yomi,halacha,karmelis,shabbos,torahfalsefull    Starting Bechoros: Daf Yomi, Cats, and Redemptionhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/starting-bechoros-daf-yomi-cats-and-redemption--75254581
    00:00 — Introduction to Mesechta Bechoros
    02:42 — The 60-Day Habit & Daily Daf Tip
    03:44 — It's Not About the Daf, It's About the Yomi
    04:19 — The 'Skip Ahead' Rule for Daf Yomi
    07:32 — Personal Commitment & Starting the New Mesechta
    08:36 — Siyum Recognitions & Sponsors
    11:28 — The Story of Avi and Esti's Bechoros Connection
    12:47 — Three Types of Bechoros (Firstborns)
    19:40 — Peter Chamor: Redeeming the Firstborn Donkey
    21:15 — Partnership with a Non-Jew & Its Exemptions
    23:14 — Selling a Fetus to a Non-Jew & Shabbos Concerns
    24:59 — The Story of Yochanan ben Torta (Son of a Bull)
    28:05 — Kablanos (Partnership Agreement) in Animals
    31:07 — The 'Jewish Dog' Joke & Partnership Nuances
    34:13 — Selling a Broken Animal on Shabbos
    35:14 — The 'Crying Cat' Story & Lessons
    38:43 — Cat Pictures & Connection to Hashem
    40:20 — Yom Kippur Forgiveness & Kabbalos
    41:22 — Reading a Powerful Thank You Letter
    56:21 — Mishnah Discussion: Broken Animals & Fetuses

    Audio: R' Eli Stefansky, Mercaz Daf Yomi (MDY). Learn along at https://www.sefaria.org/Bechorot.2a

    #DafYomi #Bechoros #Mesechta #YomKippur #TorahLearning #JewishWisdom #DailyDaf #HabitFormation #Inspiration #JewishStories #PeterChamor #Halacha #Partnership #Community #Siyum #Gratitude #SimchasTorah #MdyShidduch #Kabbalah #BrokennessToWholeness

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    00:00 — Introduction to Mesechta Bechoros
    02:42 — The 60-Day Habit & Daily Daf Tip
    03:44 — It's Not About the Daf, It's About the Yomi
    04:19 — The 'Skip Ahead' Rule for Daf Yomi
    07:32 — Personal Commitment & Starting the New Mesechta
    08:36 — Siyum Recognitions & Sponsors
    11:28 — The Story of Avi and Esti's Bechoros Connection
    12:47 — Three Types of Bechoros (Firstborns)
    19:40 — Peter Chamor: Redeeming the Firstborn Donkey
    21:15 — Partnership with a Non-Jew & Its Exemptions
    23:14 — Selling a Fetus to a Non-Jew & Shabbos Concerns
    24:59 — The Story of Yochanan ben Torta (Son of a Bull)
    28:05 — Kablanos (Partnership Agreement) in Animals
    31:07 — The 'Jewish Dog' Joke & Partnership Nuances
    34:13 — Selling a Broken Animal on Shabbos
    35:14 — The 'Crying Cat' Story & Lessons
    38:43 — Cat Pictures & Connection to Hashem
    40:20 — Yom Kippur Forgiveness & Kabbalos
    41:22 — Reading a Powerful Thank You Letter
    56:21 — Mishnah Discussion: Broken Animals & Fetuses

    Audio: R' Eli Stefansky, Mercaz Daf Yomi (MDY). Learn along at https://www.sefaria.org/Bechorot.2a

    #DafYomi #Bechoros #Mesechta #YomKippur #TorahLearning #JewishWisdom #DailyDaf #HabitFormation #Inspiration #JewishStories #PeterChamor #Halacha #Partnership #Community #Siyum #Gratitude #SimchasTorah #MdyShidduch #Kabbalah #BrokennessToWholeness

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    #DafYomi #Bechoros #Gemara #Talmud #Torah #Chavrusa #Chazara #JewishLearning #DailyDaf #TorahStudy

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    #DafYomi #Bechoros #Gemara #Talmud #Torah #Chavrusa #Chazara #JewishLearning #DailyDaf #TorahStudy

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    Thursday, July 30, 2026 · 16 Av 5786
    Official portion: Aruch HaShulchan, Orach Chaim 321:23–31

    How far does kneading go in the mustard jar and the horseradish bowl? When is a soft finger-mix enough of a shinui? Then the Aruch HaShulchan pivots to skinning, tanning, scoring lines — and whether salting food is “tanning dinner” or just looking like pickling.

    Key takeaway: Lash is gentle binding for now. Me’abed and sirtut are lasting craft. The salt shaker is judged by seasoning a bite versus building a preserve.

    Sources: https://www.sefaria.org/Arukh_HaShulchan%2C_Orach_Chaim.321.23-31?lang=bi
    Calendar: Hebcal · Derekh Learning
    Music: “Glass Beads” by Blue Dot Sessions (The Balloonist), CC BY-NC, 30% volume.

    For learning only — not a halachic ruling. Ask your own rav or posek for practical questions.

    Next: OC 321:32–38 (17 Av 5786 / July 31, 2026).

    #AruchHaShulchan #Halacha #Shabbos #Lash #Kneading #Meabed #Sirtut #Torah #Yomi #SimchaLefton

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    Thursday, July 30, 2026 · 16 Av 5786
    Official portion: Aruch HaShulchan, Orach Chaim 321:23–31

    How far does kneading go in the mustard jar and the horseradish bowl? When is a soft finger-mix enough of a shinui? Then the Aruch HaShulchan pivots to skinning, tanning, scoring lines — and whether salting food is “tanning dinner” or just looking like pickling.

    Key takeaway: Lash is gentle binding for now. Me’abed and sirtut are lasting craft. The salt shaker is judged by seasoning a bite versus building a preserve.

    Sources: https://www.sefaria.org/Arukh_HaShulchan%2C_Orach_Chaim.321.23-31?lang=bi
    Calendar: Hebcal · Derekh Learning
    Music: “Glass Beads” by Blue Dot Sessions (The Balloonist), CC BY-NC, 30% volume.

    For learning only — not a halachic ruling. Ask your own rav or posek for practical questions.

    Next: OC 321:32–38 (17 Av 5786 / July 31, 2026).

    #AruchHaShulchan #Halacha #Shabbos #Lash #Kneading #Meabed #Sirtut #Torah #Yomi #SimchaLefton

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    Catch-up for July 22–29, 2026 · 8–15 Av 5786
    Portion: Aruch HaShulchan, Orach Chaim 319:33–321:22

    We close siman 319’s last borer cases (the fly in the cup, pouring off dregs, skimming fat), cross all of siman 320 on sechita — squeezing fruit, ice, and cloth — then open siman 321 with tochen (grinding) and the doorway of lash (kneading).

    Key takeaway: Borer ends with common-sense eating/drinking. Sechita splits juice-pressing from laundry-wringing. Tochen asks “for the plate now or prep later?” Lash asks “binding the weekday way, or light and different for right now?”

    Sources: Sefaria Arukh HaShulchan OC 319–321 · Hebcal · Derekh Learning
    Music: “Glass Beads” by Blue Dot Sessions (The Balloonist), CC BY-NC, 30% volume.

    For learning only — not a halachic ruling. Ask your own rav or posek for practical questions.

    #AruchHaShulchan #Halacha #Shabbos #Borer #Sechita #Tochen #Lash #Torah #Yomi #SimchaLefton

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    Catch-up for July 22–29, 2026 · 8–15 Av 5786
    Portion: Aruch HaShulchan, Orach Chaim 319:33–321:22

    We close siman 319’s last borer cases (the fly in the cup, pouring off dregs, skimming fat), cross all of siman 320 on sechita — squeezing fruit, ice, and cloth — then open siman 321 with tochen (grinding) and the doorway of lash (kneading).

    Key takeaway: Borer ends with common-sense eating/drinking. Sechita splits juice-pressing from laundry-wringing. Tochen asks “for the plate now or prep later?” Lash asks “binding the weekday way, or light and different for right now?”

    Sources: Sefaria Arukh HaShulchan OC 319–321 · Hebcal · Derekh Learning
    Music: “Glass Beads” by Blue Dot Sessions (The Balloonist), CC BY-NC, 30% volume.

    For learning only — not a halachic ruling. Ask your own rav or posek for practical questions.

    #AruchHaShulchan #Halacha #Shabbos #Borer #Sechita #Tochen #Lash #Torah #Yomi #SimchaLefton

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    What we learn today:
    • Se'if 26 — winnowing chaff: one hand or your mouth only, never a sieve
    • Se'if 27 — no water tricks to float or sink the waste
    • Se'if 28 — no straining dregs in a meshameres on Shabbos
    • Se'if 29 — the golden standard: drinkable as-is means straining is permitted; watch for melaben, gumma, and ohel
    • Se'if 30 — the Rambam forbids the meshameres entirely
    • Se'if 31 — the Aruch HaShulchan pushes back with an explicit Gemara (Shabbos 139b)
    • Se'if 32 — pickle brine, almond milk, and yes — the fly in your drink

    Sources: Aruch HaShulchan OC 319:26–32 (Sefaria); Gemara Shabbos 138a–139b; Rambam Hilchos Shabbos 8:11,14 and 21:17; Tur & Shulchan Aruch OC 319; Magen Avraham; Taz; Lechem Mishneh.

    Music: "Glass Beads" by Blue Dot Sessions (CC BY-NC), used at 30% volume.

    This episode is for learning purposes only — please bring practical questions to your own rav or posek.

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    What we learn today:
    • Se'if 26 — winnowing chaff: one hand or your mouth only, never a sieve
    • Se'if 27 — no water tricks to float or sink the waste
    • Se'if 28 — no straining dregs in a meshameres on Shabbos
    • Se'if 29 — the golden standard: drinkable as-is means straining is permitted; watch for melaben, gumma, and ohel
    • Se'if 30 — the Rambam forbids the meshameres entirely
    • Se'if 31 — the Aruch HaShulchan pushes back with an explicit Gemara (Shabbos 139b)
    • Se'if 32 — pickle brine, almond milk, and yes — the fly in your drink

    Sources: Aruch HaShulchan OC 319:26–32 (Sefaria); Gemara Shabbos 138a–139b; Rambam Hilchos Shabbos 8:11,14 and 21:17; Tur & Shulchan Aruch OC 319; Magen Avraham; Taz; Lechem Mishneh.

    Music: "Glass Beads" by Blue Dot Sessions (CC BY-NC), used at 30% volume.

    This episode is for learning purposes only — please bring practical questions to your own rav or posek.

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    Friday closes out the laws of Bishul with elegant heat-transfer rules — cold water into a kli sheni, holding a drink near a fire, and when stirring becomes cooking — before quietly opening the door to a new melacha in the final lines of siman 318.

    Shabbos goes deep into Borer (selecting): making cheese and butter, straining wine, the grogeres threshold from the Yerushalmi, food-from-waste vs waste-from-food, and why sorting utensils, books, or clothing isn't Borer at all.

    Sunday brings the practical key that makes eating on Shabbos possible: l'altar — sorting by hand, for immediate use, for the meal in front of you. Plus the classic two-fish case from the Rema and the timing debate about morning-sorting for an evening meal.

    Sources:
    • Aruch HaShulchan, Orach Chaim 318:55–319:2 — https://www.sefaria.org/Arukh_HaShulchan%2C_Orach_Chaim.318.55-319.2
    • Aruch HaShulchan, Orach Chaim 319:3–10 — https://www.sefaria.org/Arukh_HaShulchan%2C_Orach_Chaim.319.3-10
    • Aruch HaShulchan, Orach Chaim 319:11–17 — https://www.sefaria.org/Arukh_HaShulchan%2C_Orach_Chaim.319.11-17
    • Daily schedule verified via Hebcal — https://www.hebcal.com/learning/2026-07-19

    Background music: "Glass Beads" by Blue Dot Sessions (CC BY-NC 4.0) — https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Blue_Dot_Sessions/The_Balloonist/Glass_Beads/

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    Friday closes out the laws of Bishul with elegant heat-transfer rules — cold water into a kli sheni, holding a drink near a fire, and when stirring becomes cooking — before quietly opening the door to a new melacha in the final lines of siman 318.

    Shabbos goes deep into Borer (selecting): making cheese and butter, straining wine, the grogeres threshold from the Yerushalmi, food-from-waste vs waste-from-food, and why sorting utensils, books, or clothing isn't Borer at all.

    Sunday brings the practical key that makes eating on Shabbos possible: l'altar — sorting by hand, for immediate use, for the meal in front of you. Plus the classic two-fish case from the Rema and the timing debate about morning-sorting for an evening meal.

    Sources:
    • Aruch HaShulchan, Orach Chaim 318:55–319:2 — https://www.sefaria.org/Arukh_HaShulchan%2C_Orach_Chaim.318.55-319.2
    • Aruch HaShulchan, Orach Chaim 319:3–10 — https://www.sefaria.org/Arukh_HaShulchan%2C_Orach_Chaim.319.3-10
    • Aruch HaShulchan, Orach Chaim 319:11–17 — https://www.sefaria.org/Arukh_HaShulchan%2C_Orach_Chaim.319.11-17
    • Daily schedule verified via Hebcal — https://www.hebcal.com/learning/2026-07-19

    Background music: "Glass Beads" by Blue Dot Sessions (CC BY-NC 4.0) — https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Blue_Dot_Sessions/The_Balloonist/Glass_Beads/

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    Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/aruch-hashulchan-yomi--5980202/support.]]>    https://api.spreaker.com/episode/73077122Mon, 20 Jul 2026 23:22:28 +0000Simcha LeftonToday's daf (6 Av 5786 / July 20, 2026) — Orach Chaim siman 319, se'ifim 18 through 25. Six real Shabbos-table case files on the melacha of borer: the teapot, the slotted spoon, the tea bag, fish bones, watermelon seeds, and even Rummikub. Featuring...
    Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/aruch-hashulchan-yomi--5980202/support.]]>    525falsefull    Hilchos Shabbos: Mixing Hot and Cold Water on Shabboshttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/hilchos-shabbos-mixing-hot-and-cold-water-on-shabbos--73016788
     Timestamp Breakdown:
    • 00:00 - 01:04: Interpretation 1 of Rambam: Hot bath (kli rishon) - forbidden to add small cold, allowed to pour hot into cold. Large amount of cold in hot urn to make lukewarm is permitted, small amount forbidden.
    • 01:04 - 02:11: Interpretation 2 of Rambam & Tour's View: Bath water's stringency, distinction between liquids and solids, Tour's rulings on mixing in drinking cups and washbasins.
    • 02:11 - 03:14: Reconciling Gemara with Tour: Orokh Hashulkan's review of explanations, defense of Tour's distinction between basin functions.
    • 03:14 - 04:21: Practical Application & Final Rules: Tea concentrate example (tata gavar), Tosefos' concern, Orokh Hashulkan's lenient ruling, summary of rules for hot urns and kli rishon off/on fire.
    • 04:21 - 04:32: Disclaimer for practical application.
    Summary: This video delves into complex halachic discussions from Orech Hashulchan Yomi regarding mixing hot and cold water on Shabbos. It explores two interpretations of the Rambam, distinguishing between kli rishon and kli sheini, and the unique stringencies of bath water. The video then presents the Tour's nuanced rulings on combining hot and cold in various vessels, like drinking cups and washbasins, and addresses apparent contradictions with the Gemara. It concludes with practical examples, such as making tea concentrate, and summarizes the final halachic guidelines for adding cold water to hot vessels and urns, emphasizing the principle of "tata gavar" (the lower substance dominates) and the importance of consulting a Rav for practical questions. 20 Hashtags:
    1. #Halacha
    2. #Shabbos
    3. #OrechHashulchan
    4. #KliRishon
    5. #KliSheini
    6. #HotAndCold
    7. #ShulchanAruch
    8. #Rambam
    9. #Tour
    10. #HalachicDiscussion
    11. #JewishLaw
    12. #Melacha
    13. #Bishul
    14. #CookingOnShabbos
    15. #TeaConcentrate
    16. #TataGavar
    17. #PracticalHalacha
    18. #DafYomi
    19. #RabbinicRulings
    20. #JewishEducation


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     Timestamp Breakdown:
    • 00:00 - 01:04: Interpretation 1 of Rambam: Hot bath (kli rishon) - forbidden to add small cold, allowed to pour hot into cold. Large amount of cold in hot urn to make lukewarm is permitted, small amount forbidden.
    • 01:04 - 02:11: Interpretation 2 of Rambam & Tour's View: Bath water's stringency, distinction between liquids and solids, Tour's rulings on mixing in drinking cups and washbasins.
    • 02:11 - 03:14: Reconciling Gemara with Tour: Orokh Hashulkan's review of explanations, defense of Tour's distinction between basin functions.
    • 03:14 - 04:21: Practical Application & Final Rules: Tea concentrate example (tata gavar), Tosefos' concern, Orokh Hashulkan's lenient ruling, summary of rules for hot urns and kli rishon off/on fire.
    • 04:21 - 04:32: Disclaimer for practical application.
    Summary: This video delves into complex halachic discussions from Orech Hashulchan Yomi regarding mixing hot and cold water on Shabbos. It explores two interpretations of the Rambam, distinguishing between kli rishon and kli sheini, and the unique stringencies of bath water. The video then presents the Tour's nuanced rulings on combining hot and cold in various vessels, like drinking cups and washbasins, and addresses apparent contradictions with the Gemara. It concludes with practical examples, such as making tea concentrate, and summarizes the final halachic guidelines for adding cold water to hot vessels and urns, emphasizing the principle of "tata gavar" (the lower substance dominates) and the importance of consulting a Rav for practical questions. 20 Hashtags:
    1. #Halacha
    2. #Shabbos
    3. #OrechHashulchan
    4. #KliRishon
    5. #KliSheini
    6. #HotAndCold
    7. #ShulchanAruch
    8. #Rambam
    9. #Tour
    10. #HalachicDiscussion
    11. #JewishLaw
    12. #Melacha
    13. #Bishul
    14. #CookingOnShabbos
    15. #TeaConcentrate
    16. #TataGavar
    17. #PracticalHalacha
    18. #DafYomi
    19. #RabbinicRulings
    20. #JewishEducation


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    Timestamp Breakdown:
    • 00:00 - 01:02: Introduction to Kli Rishon and Kli Shani, and rules for adding uncooked ingredients (spices, onions, garlic) to a Kli Rishon. Special case of salt.
    • 01:02 - 02:05: Permissibility of food if salt was improperly added. Comparison of meat vs. salt in Kli Rishon. Permissibility of adding spices, onion, and garlic to Kli Shani and Kli Shelishi.
    • 02:05 - 03:06: Rules for pouring directly from a Kli Rishon and the concept of "kedei klipa." Laws of mixing hot and cold water in various vessels.
    • 03:06 - 03:08: Disclaimer for practical application.
    Summary: This video from Orokh Hashukhan Yomi discusses complex Halachic (Jewish law) rules surrounding food preparation on Shabbat, specifically focusing on the concepts of "Kli Rishon" (first vessel heated by fire) and "Kli Shani" (second vessel). It explains the varying cooking powers of these vessels and how this impacts the permissibility of adding uncooked ingredients like spices, onions, and garlic. The video also delves into specific scenarios like adding salt, cooking meat, and the implications of pouring directly from a hot Kli Rishon. Finally, it addresses the laws of mixing hot and cold water on Shabbat. The overarching theme is to understand which actions constitute "cooking" on Shabbat and how to avoid violating these prohibitions. 20 Hashtags:
    1. #ShabbatLaws
    2. #Halacha
    3. #JewishLaw
    4. #KliRishon
    5. #KliShani
    6. #ShabbatCooking
    7. #OrachChayim
    8. #SabbathObservance
    9. #KosherCooking
    10. #JewishEducation
    11. #TorahStudy
    12. #RabbinicLaw
    13. #ShabbatPreparation
    14. #FoodPreparation
    15. #JewishTradition
    16. #SpiceRules
    17. #HotWaterLaws
    18. #HalachicDiscussion
    19. #ReligiousPractice
    20. #DailyDaf


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    Timestamp Breakdown:
    • 00:00 - 01:02: Introduction to Kli Rishon and Kli Shani, and rules for adding uncooked ingredients (spices, onions, garlic) to a Kli Rishon. Special case of salt.
    • 01:02 - 02:05: Permissibility of food if salt was improperly added. Comparison of meat vs. salt in Kli Rishon. Permissibility of adding spices, onion, and garlic to Kli Shani and Kli Shelishi.
    • 02:05 - 03:06: Rules for pouring directly from a Kli Rishon and the concept of "kedei klipa." Laws of mixing hot and cold water in various vessels.
    • 03:06 - 03:08: Disclaimer for practical application.
    Summary: This video from Orokh Hashukhan Yomi discusses complex Halachic (Jewish law) rules surrounding food preparation on Shabbat, specifically focusing on the concepts of "Kli Rishon" (first vessel heated by fire) and "Kli Shani" (second vessel). It explains the varying cooking powers of these vessels and how this impacts the permissibility of adding uncooked ingredients like spices, onions, and garlic. The video also delves into specific scenarios like adding salt, cooking meat, and the implications of pouring directly from a hot Kli Rishon. Finally, it addresses the laws of mixing hot and cold water on Shabbat. The overarching theme is to understand which actions constitute "cooking" on Shabbat and how to avoid violating these prohibitions. 20 Hashtags:
    1. #ShabbatLaws
    2. #Halacha
    3. #JewishLaw
    4. #KliRishon
    5. #KliShani
    6. #ShabbatCooking
    7. #OrachChayim
    8. #SabbathObservance
    9. #KosherCooking
    10. #JewishEducation
    11. #TorahStudy
    12. #RabbinicLaw
    13. #ShabbatPreparation
    14. #FoodPreparation
    15. #JewishTradition
    16. #SpiceRules
    17. #HotWaterLaws
    18. #HalachicDiscussion
    19. #ReligiousPractice
    20. #DailyDaf


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     A Halachic Journey Through Hot Water and Tradition

     Timestamp Breakdown:

    00:00 - 01:05: Introduction: The Significance of Tea on Shabbat

     01:05 - 03:20: The Grandfather's Tea: Rav Chaim Soloveitchik's Practice

    03:20 - 06:59: The Nuances of Oral Tradition: Accuracy and Transmission

    06:59 - 08:03: Divergent Rulings: Mishnah Berura and Aruch Hashulchan

    08:03 - 11:07: The Machinery of Shabbat Cooking Law: Vessels, Heat, and Cooking Definitions

    11:07 - 13:16: Kalleh Habishul: The "Quick to Cook" Exception

    13:16 - 14:21: Ein Bishul Achar Bishula: Cooking After Cooking - Liquids vs. Solids

    14:21 - 18:57: The Mishnah Berura's Stance: Tea is Delicate, Solutions Offered

    18:57 - 23:29: The Arukh Hashulchan's Strictness: Rejecting Kli Shlishi

     23:29 - 26:49: Rav Moshe Feinstein's Middle Ground: The Kli Shlishi Approach

    26:49 - 28:53: Rav Ovadya Yosef's Endorsement and Mainstream Adoption

    28:53 - 32:06: Three Legitimate Methods for Tea: A Summary of Approaches

    32:06 - 33:09: An Additional Accommodation: Waiting for Water to Cool

    33:09 - 37:43: Coffee: Instant vs. Ground, a Different Halachic Question

    37:43 - 45:59: Ashkenazi vs. Sephardi Practice: A Nuanced Perspective and Conclusion

     20 Hashtags: #Shabbat #Halacha #RabbinicDebate #JewishLaw #TeaOnShabbat #MishnahBerura #AruchHashulchan #RavMosheFeinstein #RavOvadyaYosef #KliRishon #KliSheni #KliShlishi #KallehHabishul #EinBishulAcharBishula #OralTradition #JewishPractice #TalmudicLaw #BriskerMethod #CoffeeOnShabbat #AskYourRabbi

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     A Halachic Journey Through Hot Water and Tradition

     Timestamp Breakdown:

    00:00 - 01:05: Introduction: The Significance of Tea on Shabbat

     01:05 - 03:20: The Grandfather's Tea: Rav Chaim Soloveitchik's Practice

    03:20 - 06:59: The Nuances of Oral Tradition: Accuracy and Transmission

    06:59 - 08:03: Divergent Rulings: Mishnah Berura and Aruch Hashulchan

    08:03 - 11:07: The Machinery of Shabbat Cooking Law: Vessels, Heat, and Cooking Definitions

    11:07 - 13:16: Kalleh Habishul: The "Quick to Cook" Exception

    13:16 - 14:21: Ein Bishul Achar Bishula: Cooking After Cooking - Liquids vs. Solids

    14:21 - 18:57: The Mishnah Berura's Stance: Tea is Delicate, Solutions Offered

    18:57 - 23:29: The Arukh Hashulchan's Strictness: Rejecting Kli Shlishi

     23:29 - 26:49: Rav Moshe Feinstein's Middle Ground: The Kli Shlishi Approach

    26:49 - 28:53: Rav Ovadya Yosef's Endorsement and Mainstream Adoption

    28:53 - 32:06: Three Legitimate Methods for Tea: A Summary of Approaches

    32:06 - 33:09: An Additional Accommodation: Waiting for Water to Cool

    33:09 - 37:43: Coffee: Instant vs. Ground, a Different Halachic Question

    37:43 - 45:59: Ashkenazi vs. Sephardi Practice: A Nuanced Perspective and Conclusion

     20 Hashtags: #Shabbat #Halacha #RabbinicDebate #JewishLaw #TeaOnShabbat #MishnahBerura #AruchHashulchan #RavMosheFeinstein #RavOvadyaYosef #KliRishon #KliSheni #KliShlishi #KallehHabishul #EinBishulAcharBishula #OralTradition #JewishPractice #TalmudicLaw #BriskerMethod #CoffeeOnShabbat #AskYourRabbi

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  • 0:00 Introduction and dedication
  • 0:05 The mitzvah of Shema on the bed (Kriya Shema Al Hamita)
  • 1:02 When a Talmud Chacham (scholar) doesn't need to say Shema
  • 2:04 The one verse of mercy (pasuk de'rachamim) for a Talmud Chacham
  • 3:06 Defining a "Talmud Chacham" in this context
  • 3:53 The power of "Adon Olam" as a prayer for protection
  • 5:12 Comparing "Shema" and "Adon Olam" for children's bedtime
  • 5:36 The benefits of Kriya Shema Al Hamita – like a two-edged sword
  • 6:43 The Rambam's differing order for Shema and the blessing
  • 7:50 Explaining the Rambam's deviation from the Gemara
  • 8:52 The "Shir Shal Pagayim" (Song of Plagues) - Tehilim 91
  • 9:50 Exploring the verses of Tehilim 91 and its message of protection
  • 11:02 The promise of protection from pestilence and disaster
  • 12:31 Angels guarding and trampling dangers
  • 13:53 The specific verse of trust: "Hashem Kail Emes"
  • 14:57 Further sections of the bedtime Shema, "Hashem Marbu Tzorai"
  • 15:40 The traditional order of blessings and prayers
  • 16:22 Is using Torah for healing permissible?
  • 17:27 Torah as a healing for the soul, not the body (Rambam's view)
  • 18:31 The purpose of Kriya Shema Al Hamita: protection from "mazikin"
  • 19:55 Justification for using specific verses for protection
20 Hashtags: #KriyaShema #BedtimePrayer #JewishPrayer #TorahStudy #TalmudChacham #AdonOlam #Tehilim91 #Protection #SpiritualSafety #JewishTradition #Rambam #Gemara #OrachHashulchan #JewishWisdom #DailyMitzvah #PrayerPower #JewishLiving #ShemaYisrael #FaithAndPrayer #JewishInsights

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  • 0:00 Introduction and dedication
  • 0:05 The mitzvah of Shema on the bed (Kriya Shema Al Hamita)
  • 1:02 When a Talmud Chacham (scholar) doesn't need to say Shema
  • 2:04 The one verse of mercy (pasuk de'rachamim) for a Talmud Chacham
  • 3:06 Defining a "Talmud Chacham" in this context
  • 3:53 The power of "Adon Olam" as a prayer for protection
  • 5:12 Comparing "Shema" and "Adon Olam" for children's bedtime
  • 5:36 The benefits of Kriya Shema Al Hamita – like a two-edged sword
  • 6:43 The Rambam's differing order for Shema and the blessing
  • 7:50 Explaining the Rambam's deviation from the Gemara
  • 8:52 The "Shir Shal Pagayim" (Song of Plagues) - Tehilim 91
  • 9:50 Exploring the verses of Tehilim 91 and its message of protection
  • 11:02 The promise of protection from pestilence and disaster
  • 12:31 Angels guarding and trampling dangers
  • 13:53 The specific verse of trust: "Hashem Kail Emes"
  • 14:57 Further sections of the bedtime Shema, "Hashem Marbu Tzorai"
  • 15:40 The traditional order of blessings and prayers
  • 16:22 Is using Torah for healing permissible?
  • 17:27 Torah as a healing for the soul, not the body (Rambam's view)
  • 18:31 The purpose of Kriya Shema Al Hamita: protection from "mazikin"
  • 19:55 Justification for using specific verses for protection
    • 20 Hashtags: #KriyaShema #BedtimePrayer #JewishPrayer #TorahStudy #TalmudChacham #AdonOlam #Tehilim91 #Protection #SpiritualSafety #JewishTradition #Rambam #Gemara #OrachHashulchan #JewishWisdom #DailyMitzvah #PrayerPower #JewishLiving #ShemaYisrael #FaithAndPrayer #JewishInsights

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    Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/aruch-hashulchan-yomi--5980202/support.]]>    304falsefull    Sif 35https://www.spreaker.com/episode/sif-35--72997784https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/aruch-hashulchan-yomi--5980202/support.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/72997784Wed, 15 Jul 2026 19:02:21 +0000Simcha Lefton123falsefullSif 34https://www.spreaker.com/episode/sif-34--72997741https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/aruch-hashulchan-yomi--5980202/support.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/72997741Wed, 15 Jul 2026 18:57:45 +0000Simcha Lefton174falsefullA"H 318 sif 33https://www.spreaker.com/episode/a-h-318-sif-33--72997670https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/aruch-hashulchan-yomi--5980202/support.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/72997670Wed, 15 Jul 2026 18:42:17 +0000Simcha Lefton174falsefullAruch Hashilchan sif 32 Simon 318https://www.spreaker.com/episode/aruch-hashilchan-sif-32-simon-318--72995499https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/aruch-hashulchan-yomi--5980202/support.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/72995499Wed, 15 Jul 2026 16:49:29 +0000Simcha Lefton267falsefullAruch hashulchan yomi sif 28 or 29 Simon 318https://www.spreaker.com/episode/aruch-hashulchan-yomi-sif-28-or-29-simon-318--72983951https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/aruch-hashulchan-yomi--5980202/support.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/72983951Wed, 15 Jul 2026 05:09:33 +0000Simcha Lefton472falsefullSimon 318 19 and 20 aruch hashulchan July 13, 2026https://www.spreaker.com/episode/simon-318-19-and-20-aruch-hashulchan-july-13-2026--72960628https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/aruch-hashulchan-yomi--5980202/support.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/72960628Tue, 14 Jul 2026 04:53:12 +0000Simcha Lefton803falsefullTitle: Shabbos Cooking Laws: Bishul, Kli Rishon, and Breadhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/title-shabbos-cooking-laws-bishul-kli-rishon-and-bread--72944640
     Timestamp Breakdown:
    • 00:00 - 01:07: Introduction to Bishul (cooking) laws, specifically regarding foods already cooked and those never cooked, and the concept of "Makov Yisrael" (food of a thief).
    • 01:07 - 01:33: Permissibility of soaking dry, pre-cooked food in hot water on Shabbos, citing the Mishnah.
    • 01:33 - 02:19: Rashi's opinion on Bishul, differentiating between wet and dry foods, and comparison with the Rambam's view.
    • 02:19 - 02:59: Further explanation of the Rambam's perspective on soaking food in hot water on Shabbos, focusing on "Rak Miten b'Chamin."
    • 02:59 - 03:27: Discussion of "Bishul Achar Bishul" (cooking after cooking) and "Bishul Achar Afiyah" (cooking after baking) for dry foods.
    • 03:27 - 04:08: The law of placing roasted food into liquid on Shabbos, and the concept of "Kli Sheni" (second vessel).
    • 04:08 - 05:30: Different opinions regarding "Davar Yavesh" (dry food) and "Bishul Achar Bishul."
    • 05:30 - 06:12: Final ruling on placing bread into boiling liquid, and the concept of "Kli Rishon" (first vessel).
    • 06:12 - 06:54: The Rabbanan's view on Bishul, distinguishing between food on fire and not on fire, and the concept of "Kli Rishon havi Bishul min haTorah."
    • 06:54 - 08:01: The custom of cooking bread, onions, and garlic in a Kli Rishon, and differing opinions on whether bread cooks in a Kli Sheni.
    • 08:01 - 08:52: The "Minhag Avam" (common custom) and the Taz's strictness regarding Kli Sheni, with the Orok haShulchan's questioning of his reasoning.
    20 Hashtags:
    1. #ShabbosLaws
    2. #Halacha
    3. #Bishul
    4. #KliRishon
    5. #KliSheni
    6. #JewishLaw
    7. #ShabbosCooking
    8. #OralTorah
    9. #Rambam
    10. #Rashi
    11. #BishulAcharBishul
    12. #DavarYavesh
    13. #Mitzvah
    14. #JewishTradition
    15. #LearningTorah
    16. #ShulchanAruch
    17. #RabbinicLaw
    18. #FoodLaws
    19. #ShabbosFood
    20. #TorahStudy


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     Timestamp Breakdown:
    • 00:00 - 01:07: Introduction to Bishul (cooking) laws, specifically regarding foods already cooked and those never cooked, and the concept of "Makov Yisrael" (food of a thief).
    • 01:07 - 01:33: Permissibility of soaking dry, pre-cooked food in hot water on Shabbos, citing the Mishnah.
    • 01:33 - 02:19: Rashi's opinion on Bishul, differentiating between wet and dry foods, and comparison with the Rambam's view.
    • 02:19 - 02:59: Further explanation of the Rambam's perspective on soaking food in hot water on Shabbos, focusing on "Rak Miten b'Chamin."
    • 02:59 - 03:27: Discussion of "Bishul Achar Bishul" (cooking after cooking) and "Bishul Achar Afiyah" (cooking after baking) for dry foods.
    • 03:27 - 04:08: The law of placing roasted food into liquid on Shabbos, and the concept of "Kli Sheni" (second vessel).
    • 04:08 - 05:30: Different opinions regarding "Davar Yavesh" (dry food) and "Bishul Achar Bishul."
    • 05:30 - 06:12: Final ruling on placing bread into boiling liquid, and the concept of "Kli Rishon" (first vessel).
    • 06:12 - 06:54: The Rabbanan's view on Bishul, distinguishing between food on fire and not on fire, and the concept of "Kli Rishon havi Bishul min haTorah."
    • 06:54 - 08:01: The custom of cooking bread, onions, and garlic in a Kli Rishon, and differing opinions on whether bread cooks in a Kli Sheni.
    • 08:01 - 08:52: The "Minhag Avam" (common custom) and the Taz's strictness regarding Kli Sheni, with the Orok haShulchan's questioning of his reasoning.
    20 Hashtags:
    1. #ShabbosLaws
    2. #Halacha
    3. #Bishul
    4. #KliRishon
    5. #KliSheni
    6. #JewishLaw
    7. #ShabbosCooking
    8. #OralTorah
    9. #Rambam
    10. #Rashi
    11. #BishulAcharBishul
    12. #DavarYavesh
    13. #Mitzvah
    14. #JewishTradition
    15. #LearningTorah
    16. #ShulchanAruch
    17. #RabbinicLaw
    18. #FoodLaws
    19. #ShabbosFood
    20. #TorahStudy


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    00:00 – Intro: Moving to Aruch HaShulchan Seif Kaf-Aleph (21)
    00:37 – The Rabbinic Fence Around Kli Rishon
    01:18 – Rav Nachman's Rule: Salt Cooks Like Meat of an Ox
    02:55 – Why This Halacha Sits in Chapter 22, Not Chapter 9
    03:16 – Biblical Cooking vs. Rabbinic Cooking: Kli Rishon on the Fire
    04:08 – The Onions-and-Garlic Case: When You Don't Want It to Cook
    06:00 – "You Can't Feel It": The Imperceptible Taste Exception
    06:45 – Addressing the Objecting Opinions & Wrap-Up
    #DafYomi #AruchHaShulchanYomi #Halacha #Shabbos #BishulAcharBishul #JewishPodcast #TorahLearning #Rambam #ShulchanAruch #OrachChaim #ShabbosLaws #KosherCooking #Chazara #TalmudTorah #JewishLaw #HilchotShabbat #KliRishon #Melach #TorahPodcast #SeifKafAleph


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    00:00 – Intro: Moving to Aruch HaShulchan Seif Kaf-Aleph (21)
    00:37 – The Rabbinic Fence Around Kli Rishon
    01:18 – Rav Nachman's Rule: Salt Cooks Like Meat of an Ox
    02:55 – Why This Halacha Sits in Chapter 22, Not Chapter 9
    03:16 – Biblical Cooking vs. Rabbinic Cooking: Kli Rishon on the Fire
    04:08 – The Onions-and-Garlic Case: When You Don't Want It to Cook
    06:00 – "You Can't Feel It": The Imperceptible Taste Exception
    06:45 – Addressing the Objecting Opinions & Wrap-Up
    #DafYomi #AruchHaShulchanYomi #Halacha #Shabbos #BishulAcharBishul #JewishPodcast #TorahLearning #Rambam #ShulchanAruch #OrachChaim #ShabbosLaws #KosherCooking #Chazara #TalmudTorah #JewishLaw #HilchotShabbat #KliRishon #Melach #TorahPodcast #SeifKafAleph


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    Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/aruch-hashulchan-yomi--5980202/support.]]>    2412falsefull    Interview with Yisroel Zevhttps://www.spreaker.com/episode/interview-with-yisroel-zev--57245813
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    Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/aruch-hashulchan-yomi--5980202/support.]]>    342falsefull    Aruch Hashulchan Yomi Day 23 Tzitzit Part 1https://www.spreaker.com/episode/aruch-hashulchan-yomi-day-23-tzitzit-part-1--57245836
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    Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/aruch-hashulchan-yomi--5980202/support.]]>    1358falsefull    DAY 10 SIMON 4 sif 1 - 9https://www.spreaker.com/episode/day-10-simon-4-sif-1-9--57245838
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