In the previous shiur, we continued along with the development in the gemara of the derivation of the requirement to make a bracha before eating food, for those among the earlier sages who held that the verse about reva’i is only for כרם, a grape vineyard. We got to the point where the gemara has now proposed learning a בנין אב משני כתובים, learning from a prototype/model created from the common denominator of two separate categories in the Torah: כרם and קמה (grain, i.e. wheat etc. or bread). Please review this; if there are questions I we can discuss them before we move on to the next stage of the gemara.
In this shiur, we will enter the final stages of the sugya in the gemara. We will read down to the end of the sugya, and break it down into its logical parts before we discuss each of them in depth. And we will encounter the surprising end of the sugya, 5 lines from the bottom of Berachot 35a.