My dad spent all of the time Daf Yomi was on Zevachim complaining to me about Zevachim
October 1, 2026 at 2:24 PM
My dad spent all of the time Daf Yomi was on Zevachim complaining to me about Zevachim
To whatever degree there are any issues with the flow, Horios and Zevachim are much more difficult.
October 1, 2026 at 2:22 PM
To whatever degree there are any issues with the flow, Horios and Zevachim are much more difficult.
Zevachim has two big problems: the subject matter is genuinely difficult, and it (and nearby masechtos) was published from lower quality manuscripts than most of the standard Talmud text and the corrections based on better versions were only published as footnotes etc in the coming centuries...
October 1, 2026 at 2:26 PM
Zevachim has two big problems: the subject matter is genuinely difficult, and it (and nearby masechtos) was published from lower quality manuscripts than most of the standard Talmud text and the corrections based on better versions were only published as footnotes etc in the coming centuries...
The birds offered as sin offerings weren't eaten by the poor, only the priests: M. Zevachim 6:4
But AFAIK people could bring their own pigeons, buy them from sellers at the Temple, or just get the Temple staff to make all the arrangements. There wasn't a monopoly.
But AFAIK people could bring their own pigeons, buy them from sellers at the Temple, or just get the Temple staff to make all the arrangements. There wasn't a monopoly.
August 10, 2026 at 6:14 AM
The birds offered as sin offerings weren't eaten by the poor, only the priests: M. Zevachim 6:4
But AFAIK people could bring their own pigeons, buy them from sellers at the Temple, or just get the Temple staff to make all the arrangements. There wasn't a monopoly.
But AFAIK people could bring their own pigeons, buy them from sellers at the Temple, or just get the Temple staff to make all the arrangements. There wasn't a monopoly.
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there are a few bugs though
October 28, 2025 at 10:17 PM
there are a few bugs though
Reading Talmud daf yomi. Although Zevachim could drive you crazy if you let it.
November 12, 2025 at 3:33 AM
Reading Talmud daf yomi. Although Zevachim could drive you crazy if you let it.
Reading Zevachim 34 this morning.
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October 18, 2025 at 2:55 PM
Reading Zevachim 34 this morning.
“It’s geschmack to do the daf”
Talmud Traktat Zevachim hat 120 Blätter. Jeden Tag ein Blatt, nach 120 Tagen schlossen gestern alle welche diesem Programm (daf yomi) folgen den Traktat ab… jeden Tag ein kleiner Schritt.
Talmud Traktat Zevachim hat 120 Blätter. Jeden Tag ein Blatt, nach 120 Tagen schlossen gestern alle welche diesem Programm (daf yomi) folgen den Traktat ab… jeden Tag ein kleiner Schritt.
January 12, 2026 at 9:38 PM
“It’s geschmack to do the daf”
Talmud Traktat Zevachim hat 120 Blätter. Jeden Tag ein Blatt, nach 120 Tagen schlossen gestern alle welche diesem Programm (daf yomi) folgen den Traktat ab… jeden Tag ein kleiner Schritt.
Talmud Traktat Zevachim hat 120 Blätter. Jeden Tag ein Blatt, nach 120 Tagen schlossen gestern alle welche diesem Programm (daf yomi) folgen den Traktat ab… jeden Tag ein kleiner Schritt.
PS. Und wer keinen Talmud zuhause hat, hier eine online Quelle:
Zevachim 2a:1
MISHNA: All slaughtered offerings that were slaughtered not for their own sake, i.e., during the slaughtering the slaughterer’s intent was to sacrifice a...
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September 16, 2025 at 7:35 AM
PS. Und wer keinen Talmud zuhause hat, hier eine online Quelle:
Today’s daf: Why is Menachot like this? (The less talented younger sibling of Zevachim.)
January 15, 2026 at 8:57 PM
Today’s daf: Why is Menachot like this? (The less talented younger sibling of Zevachim.)
I usually try to hit the day’s daf first thing. I was up all night so I haveta hit it before my 9 p.m. online gathering. But I’m like… ugh. It’s Zevachim. Do I gotta?
January 10, 2026 at 11:51 PM
I usually try to hit the day’s daf first thing. I was up all night so I haveta hit it before my 9 p.m. online gathering. But I’m like… ugh. It’s Zevachim. Do I gotta?
Today’s daf: I was born reading Zevachim and I will die reading Zevachim.
November 25, 2025 at 7:01 PM
Today’s daf: I was born reading Zevachim and I will die reading Zevachim.
This is Amsterdam, 1647. I only have Zevachim:
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Talmud – Masseches Zevachim,Amsterdam, Imanuel Benveniste, 1647
This is in my Antique Sforim collection, to make a change from the Anglo Judaica collection that I usually write about. This volume, Tractate Zevachim, was printed by Emanuel Benveniste, who is bel…
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January 29, 2025 at 4:40 AM
This is Amsterdam, 1647. I only have Zevachim:
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"Today's Torah reading from Zevachim 7:4-5 on August 5th, 2025 (11 Av 5785) - a profound spiritual lesson for reflection and growth. " #JewishStudy https://fefd.link/6N8CP
August 3, 2025 at 4:02 PM
"Today's Torah reading from Zevachim 7:4-5 on August 5th, 2025 (11 Av 5785) - a profound spiritual lesson for reflection and growth. " #JewishStudy https://fefd.link/6N8CP
In Zevachim 7:2-3, we explore the intricacies of animal offerings and their significance. Join us on Monday, August 4th 2025 (10 Av 5785) for a deep dive into this fascinating top https://fefd.link/qho0A
August 3, 2025 at 3:10 PM
In Zevachim 7:2-3, we explore the intricacies of animal offerings and their significance. Join us on Monday, August 4th 2025 (10 Av 5785) for a deep dive into this fascinating top https://fefd.link/qho0A
There is relevant discussion in Talmud Bavli, tractate Zevachim page 22a and 22b. The quality of the water can be very poor. The main issue is the capacity. Tractate Eruvim page 4b specifies a volume of at least 40 se'a, enough to cover a person completely.
April 10, 2026 at 2:03 AM
There is relevant discussion in Talmud Bavli, tractate Zevachim page 22a and 22b. The quality of the water can be very poor. The main issue is the capacity. Tractate Eruvim page 4b specifies a volume of at least 40 se'a, enough to cover a person completely.
My biggest reminder that cleanliness and ritual purity aren't the same thing was about 70 dafim ago when we learned that a mivkeh can be filled with liquefied fish eyes and still be kosher (Zevachim 22a:11)
December 19, 2025 at 1:13 PM
My biggest reminder that cleanliness and ritual purity aren't the same thing was about 70 dafim ago when we learned that a mivkeh can be filled with liquefied fish eyes and still be kosher (Zevachim 22a:11)
Wait until you get to Zevachim 3219b
January 9, 2026 at 10:55 PM
Wait until you get to Zevachim 3219b