Ein Yaakov 045b – Yerushalmi Shabbat 3 – Chronology of the Oral Torah from Rav Ashi Back to Moshe Rabbeinu – 3 Mitzvot Especially Entrusted to Women – 7 Earths

Ein Yaakov 045b – Yerushalmi Shabbat 3 – Chronology of the Oral Torah from Rav Ashi Back to Moshe Rabbeinu – 3 Mitzvot Especially Entrusted to Women – 7 Earths – Speaker: Rabbi Zvi Aryeh Rosenfeld zal.

• 00:26 – 276 Tannaim and 1932 Amoraim are recorded in the Oral Torah.
• 01:02 – Chronology of the Oral Torah from Rav Ashi back to Moshe Rabbeinu.
• 01:38 – The Talmud Yerushalmi was compiled by Rabbi Yochanan.
• 03:33 – Achiya Shiloni’s rabbi was Dovid HaMelech.
• 07:28 – 3 mitzvot are especially entrusted to women.
• 07:47 – The mitzvah of separating a portion from challah.
• 08:20 – The second mitzvah entrusted to women is niddah.
• 08:36 – The third mitzvah entrusted to women is lighting the Shabbat and Yom Tov lights.
• 09:04 – Why were these mitzvot given to women?
• 09:22 – How the mitzvah of separating challah is a tikkun for the sin of Adam and Chava.
• 15:44 – Honoring Torah scholarship takes preference over honoring noble ancestry.
• 17:10 – Reish Lakish.
• 19:21 – כָּל־יֹשְׁבֵי חָלֶד – “…inhabitants of the earth…” (Tehillim 49:2).
• 19:40 – There are 7 earths. The one where man lives is called “Tevel”.
• 20:31 – The other earths in creation are also inhabited.
• 21:33 – Why the earth where men live is also called חלד.
• 22:01 – The word חולדה means weasel.
• 22:21 – Every creature found on land has a counterpart in the sea – except for the weasel. The existence of mermen is mentioned in the Oral Torah [Rashi, Bechorot 8a].
• 24:10 – The weasel hoards.
• 25:39 – The grandson of Rabbi Yeshua ben Levi died after being cured through avoda zara.
• 28:17 – בְּנֵי אִמִּי נִחֲרוּ־בִי שָׂמֻנִי נֹטֵרָה אֶת־הַכְּרָמִים כַּרְמִי שֶׁלִּי לֹא נָטָרְתִּי – “…my mother’s sons were incensed against me; they made me a keeper of the vineyards; my own vineyard I did not keep” (Shir HaShirim 1:6).
• 28:27 – Second day Yom Tov observed outside Eretz Yisrael is a punishment.
• 33:25 – When a man visits his rabbi it is as if he is visiting the Shekhina.
• 33:58 – Eliyahu HaNavi said “I stood before HaShem“.
• 34:32 – Serving a rabbi is more important than learning Torah from him.
• 35:02 – Shmuel HaNavi served Eli.
• 35:28 – Noach used a gemstone in the Teva to determine day and night.
• 37:13 – The greatest charity is to pay the ransom of a Jewish captive.
• 41:16 – Every person should have a monument over his grave.
• 41:47 – The monuments of tzaddikim are their mitzvot.
• 42:08 – The physical monuments for tzaddikim benefit those who visit their gravesites.
• 42:36 – A tzaddik is considered alive even after he passes away. Closing blessings.

Indexing and Notes by S.Y. Wurtzel.