Daf Yomi with R’ Eli Stefansky (MDY) Daf Yomi Zevachim Daf 55 by R’ Eli Stefansky
Nov 8, 2025
R’ Eli Stefansky dives deep into the fascinating world of korbanot, exploring key distinctions between kachim kachim and kachim kalim. He discusses the special communal offerings for Shavuot and the intricacies of shechita location rules. The episode highlights the unique timing and consumption rules of various offerings, particularly the toida after a miracle. Insights on kohanic privileges and the significance of directional shechita are also examined, making for an engaging exploration of ancient customs and laws.
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Warm Community Introductions
- R' Eli Stefansky greets and banters with many attendees, introducing guests from Bergenfield, England, and local yeshiva students.
- The playful crowd interactions set a warm, communal tone before the daf study begins.
Corban Categories Define Eating Rules
- The daf distinguishes categories of korbanot by different rules for eating and time-limits, like kachikachim vs. kachim kalim.
- Understanding these categories clarifies why certain offerings require immediate consumption and restricted locations.
Complex Status Of Shivah Shifcha Rufah
- The shiivah-shifcha (shivah rufah) practice involves a master's gift of his maidservant to an eved ivri, creating unique halachic consequences.
- Such transfers affect marital status and require specific korban offerings despite appearing like marriage.