Daf Yomi with R’ Eli Stefansky (MDY) Daf Yomi Zevachim Daf 57 by R’ Eli Stefansky
Nov 10, 2025
R' Eli dives into the fascinating world of korbanot, specifically discussing the blood rituals for Bechor, Pesach, and Ma'aser. He explores who can eat each korban and the strict dining rules during Pesach. Listeners are treated to insights about Halachic restrictions, humorous anecdotes around humility, and the challenges of applying varied hekeshim in learning. The Talmudic debates over eating durations and community accountability add depth, while practical implications for kohanim reveal the complexities of these rituals.
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Transformative Shabbaton Experience
- R' Eli Stefansky describes an MDY Shabbaton full of energy, speeches, dancing, and meaningful connection.
- He emphasizes the event felt inclusive and rejuvenating for attendees and families.
Shared Blood-Application Rule
- The Mishnah groups certain korbanot (Bechor, Pesach, Ma'aser) as needing a single blood application to a base area.
- Different korbanot share rules for shechita placement and blood application despite other ritual differences.
Pesach Is Uniquely Night-Only
- Karban Pesach differs from most korbanot because it may be eaten only at night and must be finished by chatzois.
- Other korbanot allow daytime eating and can span day and night.