Daf Yomi with R’ Eli Stefansky (MDY) Daf Yomi Zevachim Daf 56 by R’ Eli Stefansky
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Nov 9, 2025 R’ Eli Stefansky explores the fascinating parameters surrounding korbanot, diving into which offerings allow for multiple days of eating. He unpacks the concept of piggul, examining the impact of thoughts during shechita. The discussion also covers the significance of the Azarah boundaries and how sightlines in rooms influence ritual practices. Insights about Rabbeinu Tam's late shkiah and the intricate schedules for eating korbanot are presented. The podcast concludes with an analysis of different prohibition deadlines for various components.
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Listener Questions Spark Practical Sources
- R’ Eli Stefansky shares listener emails and community interactions about customs like pointing with a pinky during Hagba.
- He uses these anecdotes to connect halachic sources (Me'am Loez, Reb Chaim Pelaji) to everyday practice.
Check Zerika Requirements Per Korban
- When discussing Zerikas, R’ Eli asks which korbanot require one versus two zerikos and which need none to clarify practice.
- Study each korban's halacha before performing zerika to know whether one, two, or none apply.
Azara Size And Sightlines Shape Ritual Rules
- The Gemara defines the Azara as a broad area (187 by 135 ammot) where eating and shechita rules apply uniformly.
- Physical sightlines and openings determine where shechita or tumah obligations actually apply within that space.