Daf Yomi with R’ Eli Stefansky (MDY) Daf Yomi Zevachim Daf 83 by R’ Eli Stefansky
Dec 6, 2025
R’ Eli Stefansky dives into the complex world of temple rituals, discussing the validity of meat removed from the Beis Hamikdash. He tackles intriguing scenarios involving blood inside and outside the temple and analyzes the significance of terms like 'Pneema' and 'Kodesh.' The podcast explores unconventional entry routes to the Kodesh HaKadoshim, highlighting how a priest's intention can alter a ritual's effect. Engage in lively debates on the sanctity of offerings and the intricate relationship between blood and wine on the altar.
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Warm, Humorous Opening
- R’ Eli Stefansky opens with lively greetings and introductions of attendees and community figures.
- He weaves humor and personal recognition into the shiur's start to build rapport with listeners.
Where Blood Becomes Pasul
- Blood sprinkled inside the Heichal can render the meat pasul even if part of the blood remains outside.
- The Gemara debates whether bringing blood into different inner areas (Heichal vs Kodesh HaKedoshim) changes tumah status.
Why Two Words Matter In The Torah
- The Torah uses both 'Kodesh' and 'Pneema' to clarify which inner areas are meant, preventing ambiguous rulings.
- Rava explains language precision lets Pneema mean the Kodesh HaKadoshim while Kodesh means the Heichal.