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Click here for the original text of the Talmud. The tractate Horayot, one of the shortest tractates in the Talmud, discusses the laws governing the various sacrifices brought by people who accidentally transgressed certain Torah prohibitions. The tractate...
The bulk of the tractate of Taanis ("fast day") discusses the procedure for the communal fasts that courts would institute in the event of drought in the Land of Israel. The final chapter discusses the laws for the annual public fast days, commemorating t...
"Nine Days" Siyum
The bulk of the tractate of Taanis ("fast day") discusses the procedure for the communal fasts that courts would institute in the event of drought in the Land of Israel. The final chapter discusses the laws for the annual public fast days, commemorating t...
Nine Days Siyum
Tractate Sukkah discusses the various observances of the joyous holiday of Sukkot: dwelling in a Sukkah, taking of the Four Kinds, and the festive dancing and praying that characterizes the weeklong celebration. The tractate concludes with the story of Mi...
Tractate Horayot
The tractate Horayot, one of the shortest tractates in the Talmud, discusses the laws governing the various sacrifices brought by people who accidentally transgressed certain Torah prohibitions. The tractate begins with the laws of a High Court that issue...
Tractate Horayot
The tractate Horayot, one of the shortest tractates in the Talmud, discusses the laws governing the various sacrifices brought by people who accidentally transgressed certain Torah prohibitions. The tractate begins with the laws of a High Court that issue...
Tractate Chagigah
The tractate of Chagigah (lit. "festivity") details the laws of the biblically mandated thrice-yearly pilgrimage to the Holy Temple—on Passover, Shavuot and Sukkot. The tractate also discusses at length the sacrifices offered on these occasions and the re...
Tractate Horayot
Click here for the original text of the Talmud. The tractate Horayot, one of the shortest tractates in the Talmud, discusses the laws governing the various sacrifices brought by people who accidentally transgressed certain Torah prohibitions. The tractate...
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