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Ketubot: The second Talmudic tractate in the Order of Nashim, the section of the Talmud dealing with the laws of Jewish family life. The tractate is named for the marriage contract that states the husband's various obligations to his wife, especially financial compensation due to the wife in the event of the marriage's dissolution through divorce or widowhood. In general, the tractate deals with the various duties that a husband and wife have toward one another from the day of their betrothal
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In these intermediate level classes you will learn to understand the unique give-and-take style of Talmudic discussion. This series studies the end of Tractate Ketubot (folio 111a), which discusses the Resurrection of the Dead-- the fundamental Jewish bel...
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