Daf Yomi Gittin

Gittin 2a and Gittin 2b, starting off with the rules for the messenger bringing a bill of divorce.

Gittin 3a and Gittin 3b, why Rabbah and Rava did not say the other’s view of our Mishna, the leniencies and stringencies of “it was written and signed before me.”

Gittin 4a and Gittin 4b, various situations where we may require the messenger to have seen the get written and signed, with why we require him/them to be able to verify it.

Gittin 5a and Gittin 5b, that courts eventually did learn the rule of lishma, and why and when Rabbah thought the rule of the messenger saying s/he had seen it written and signed continued, and how R. Yochanan also figured in this topic.

Gittin 6a and Gittin 6b, varieties of places and their standing in terms of the messenger needing to say s/he saw the get written and signed.

Gittin 7a and Gittin 7b, not putting too much fear into family members, what counts as the north of Israel.

Gittin 8a and Gittin 8b, more information on the borders of the Land of Israel for gittin purposes.

Gittin 9a and Gittin 9b, some rules for an eved kena’ani, a partially converted servant, ways he is or is not freed, ways the document freeing him has to be similar to a bill of divorce.

Gittin 10a and Gittin 10b, how a kuti or non-Jews might play roles in Jewish legal documents.

Gittin 11a and Gittin 11b, documents performed in non-Jewish courts, with Jewish sounding names, and not.

Gittin 12a and Gittin 12b, whether a master can require an eved Kena’ani, a partially converted non Jewish worker, to fend for himself in terms of food.

Gittin 13a and Gittin 13b, why being freed to be a regular Jew might not be a complete benefit, and why/how instructions to give money to someone must be fulfilled despite the person who gave the instructions passing away.

Gittin 14a and Gittin 14b, the mechanism of ma’amad sheloshtan, and other ways of giving ownership or guardianship over items.

Gittin 15a and Gittin 15b, finishing the first chapter, on whether there is a rule that a shekhiv mera can transfer property verbally and starting the second, with ways a partial verification of a get does or does not work.

Gittin 16a and Gittin 16b, how water connects (or doesn’t) for tum’a and tahara purposes, and whether our calculation on verifying a get changes when two or more messengers bring it.

Gittin 17a and Gittin 17b, finishing up who can bring the get, moving to the need for the time of the get.

Gittin 18a and Gittin 18b, the timing of the get and its impact.

Gittin 19a and Gittin 19b, the inks usable for writing a bill of divorce, and the level of knowledge of what’s in a get needed for it to be valid.

Gittin 20a and Gittin 20b, more ways in which the get needs to be written and given to be valid.

Gittin 30a and Gittin 30b

Gittin 31a and Gittin 31b, saving grain to be tithed later

Gittin 32a and Gittin 32b, nullifying a messenger for a get. Or not.

Gittin 33a and Gittin 33b, rules of canceling messengers and maybe marriages.

Gittin 34a and Gittin 34b, examples of what we do to make life go easier for people.

Problems with a widow collecting her ketubah.

Gittin 36a and Gittin 36b, much about pruzbul.

Gittin 37a and Gittin 37b, pruzbul, what it solves, and what kinds of loans are covered by shemittah.

Gittin 38a and Gittin 38b

Gittin 39a and Gittin 39b, rules for freeing an eved kena’ani or shifcha kena’anit, partially converted non-Jewish indentured servants.

Gittin 40a and Gittin 40b, ways an adon reveals an eved has been freed.

Gittin 41a and Gittin 41b, who has to pay when someone damages someone else in nonphysical ways, and the need to populate the world.

Gittin 42a and Gittin 42b, freeing an eved kena’ani, in its various stages

Gittin 43a and Gittin 43b, the marriage possibilities of a half shifcha.

Gittin 44a and Gittin 44b, punishing a person for “selling” an eved kena’ani to non-Jews or outside Israel.

Gittin 45a and Gittin 45b, redeeming people and objects, for their value and no more.

Gittin 46a and Gittin 46b, denying a remarriage to protect other values.

Gittin 47a and Gittin 47b, the status of land in Israel sold to non-Jews, regarding agricultural laws.

Gittin 48a and Gittin 48b, end of a perek, start of a new one

Gittin 49a and Gittin 49b, the levels of assets for which to pay various debts.

Gittin 50a and Gittin 50b, more debts, of various kinds, more assets to choose from.

Gittin 51a and Gittin 51b, reasons to pay from properties sold to other people.

Gittin 52a and Gittin 52b, the powers of guardians, and then a start on damages without physical effect.

Gittin 53a and Gittin 53b, whether nontangible damage counts in a human court of law, and if we address unwitting sins the same as deliberate ones.

Gittin 54a and Gittin 54b, when we make people bear consequences, and when we believe people about others’ property.

Gittin 55a and Gittin 55b, rules we make to protect various values.

Gittin 56a and Gittin 56b, stories of the Destruction of the Temple.

Gittin 57a and Gittin 57b, more stories of tragedy and destruction of the Jewish people.

Gittin 58a and Gittin 58b, finishing up stories of destruction, getting back to how to buy property back from non Jews.

Gittin 59a and Gittin 59b, ideas instituted for the sake of peace.

Gittin 60a and Gittin 60b, who gets which aliya in the  Torah reading, how the Torah was originally written, what is the essence of the covenant, Oral or Written.

Gittin 61a and Gittin 61b, ways we may or may not cooperate with sinners, in the name of social comity and amity.

Gittin 62a and Gittin 62b, finishing up ways we can and cannot assist the less observant, then a new chapter, on the words of sending a get with messengers.

Gittin 63a and Gittin 63b, different ways to empower the  messenger on a get.

Gittin 64a and Gittin 64b, whom we believe in a debate about whether a get was given with intent to divorce.

Gittin 65a and Gittin 65b, how children grow into adults, halachically.

Gittin 66a and Gittin 66b, complicated orders to write a get, and how we deal with them.

Gittin 67a and Gittin 67b, finishing a discussion of what powers a husband can give to a messenger, and starting a discussion of when a man is not in his current right mind.

Gittin 68a and Gittin 68b, the story of Shlomo, Ashmedai, the King of the Demons, and the building of the Temple.

Gittin 69a and Gittin 69b, aches, pains, and their remedies.

Gittin 70a and Gittin 70b, more remedies, ways to live a healthy life, and back to Gittin issues, particularly around knowing when someone has passed away.

Gittin 71a and Gittin 71b, the abilities of those without speech and/or hearing to act in legally valid ways.

Gittin 72a and Gittin 72b, conditions on a bill of divorce connected with the  man’s passing.

Gittin 73a and Gittin 73b, if a shechiv mera gives a get and recovers, and the status of a woman whose get depends on the husband’s passing.

Gittin 74a and Gittin 74b, how conditions on gittin affect the divorce’s taking effect.

Gittin 75a and Gittin 75b, a basic intro to the rules of conditions on transactions.

Gittin 76a and Gittin 76b, what counts as fulfillment of a condition.

Gittin 77a and Gittin 77b, new chapter, what property counts as hers for the purposes of delivery of a get.

Gittin 78a and Gittin 78b, words the husband has to say, places the get has to land, for the divorce to take effect.

Gittin 79a and Gittin 79b, the placement that might invalidate the giving of a get, or the timing.

Gittin 80a and Gittin 80b, the consequences of a poorly written get.

Gittin 81a and Gittin 81b, how gittin can go wrong for a kohen and his wife.

Gittin 82a and Gittin 82b, the extent to which a get has to be all or nothing on cutting off the ties between the husband and wife.

Gittin 83a and Gittin 83b, attempts to disprove R. Eliezer’s permission of a partial get, then other conditions on a get.

Gittin 84a and Gittin 84b, limits on what a husband can require of his wife for her to receive her get.

Gittin 85a and Gittin 85b, the essentials of writing a get.

Gittin 86a and Gittin 86b, more on the exact wording of the get, ways in which a get will be partly, mostly, or wholly invalid.

Gittin 87a and Gittin 87b, permutations of writing a get with where the timing is, where the signatures are, and when they do or don’t work.

Gittin 88a and Gittin 88b, coercing a get, in Jewish or non Jewish courts, and rumors of a get.

Gittin 89a and Gittinn 89b, rumors of weddings and divorces, and how they affect the people involved.

Gittin 90 and Gittin 90b, putting Gittin in the books.