Daf Yomi Kiddushin

Kiddushin 2a and Kiddushin 2b, let’s start learning about kiddushin!

Kiddushin3a and Kiddushin 3b, the use of the word derech or davar in the Mishnah, the lessons of the Mishnah noting the numbers of ways a women enters and leaves marriage, and a source for money being a way to effectuate betrothal.

Kiddushin 4a and Kiddushin 4b, nailing down the inference for kiddushei kessef, and for betrothal through marital relations.

Kiddushin 5a and Kiddushin 5b, figuring out how we know a document can create kiddushin, but money cannot create divorce, whether huppah works for kiddushin, and the necessary language of kiddushin.

Kiddushin 6a and Kiddushin 6b, words and contexts of kiddushin.

Kiddushin 7a and Kiddushin 7b, ways to partially create kiddushin, or not.

Kiddushin 8a and Kiddushin 8b, why items of value might need a defined value, and then ways money or loans can or cannot be used for kiddushin.

Kiddushin 9a and Kiddushin 9b, ways a woman can indicate a lack of consent, and then the workings of kiddushin with a document or an act of marital relations.

Kiddushin 10a and Kiddushin 10b, the impact of bi’ah on kiddushin and/or marriage.

Kiddushin 11a and Kiddushin 11b, figuring out why Beit Shammai require a dinar for kiddushin.

Kiddushin 12a and Kiddushin 12b, the value of the money used for kiddushin, and how we determine the value of items for this purpose.

Kiddushin 13a and Kiddushin 13b, what does or doesn’t count as assent, statements of R. Assi, and how we know death allows the widow to remarry.

Kiddushin 14a and Kiddushin 14b, sourcing the ways a yevama gets into and out of that relationship, moving on to eved Ivri, a Jew who has to take on indentured servitude, and the rules of that service.

Kiddushin 15a and Kiddushin 15b, the differences between a Jew who indentures himself or is indentured by a court, and seeking the tanna who did not accept the gezarah shavah of sakhir sakhir.

Kiddushin 16a and Kiddushin 16b, the ways an amah ivriyah gets out of her servitude.

Kiddushin 17a and Kiddushin 17b, more on the laws of he’enek, the gifts given to an indentured servant leaving the indenture.

Kiddushin 18a and Kiddushin 18b, how many times a person can be indentured for a theft, differences between amah and eved ivri.

Kiddushin 19a and Kiddushin 19b, amah ivriyah, in detail.

Kiddushin 20a and Kiddushin 20b, the ways to redeem Jews who have been sold into servitude, depending on price, to whom they were sold, what resources we have.

Kiddushin 21a and Kiddushin 21b, figuring out what can be redeemed and how, with fields and houses of various sorts.

Kiddushin 22a and Kiddushin 22b, finishing up the captive wife, on to the piercing of the ear.

Kiddushin 23a and Kiddushin 23b, the ways for a non-Jewish servant to secure his freedom.

Kiddushin 24a and Kiddushin 24b, a wife’s financial connection to her husband, and then how knocking off body parts frees an eved kena’ani.

Kiddushin 25a and Kiddushin 25b, whether damaging an eved‘s genitalia counts as external and cause to free him, and then how we make acquisitions of large or small animals.

Kiddushin 26a and Kiddushin 26b, how to acquire real estate and movable property.

Kiddushin 27a and Kiddushin 27b, figuring out the workings of agav and starting on gilgul shevu’ah.

Kiddushin 28a and Kiddushin 28b, finishing gilgul shevu’ah, then chalipin and how acquiring kodesh differs from mundane acquisitions.

Kiddushin 29a and Kiddushin 29b, starting on the differences between men and women in mitzvot.

Defining the obligation of knowing Torah, and the value/importance of controlling our yetzer hara.

Kiddushin 31a and Kiddushin 31b, investigating how a child should relate to parents.

Kiddushin 32a and Kiddushin 32b, where the funds for kibbud av va-em come from, when honor can be foregone, and honoring the elderly.

Kiddushin 33a and Kiddushin 33b, honoring the elderly and teachers. Last Daf for 5783!

Kiddushin 34a and Kiddushin 34b, deriving women’s exemption from mitzvot with a time component.

Kiddushin 35a and Kiddushin 35b, how we know women  must keep non-time-related obligations and all prohibitions, with exceptions.

Kiddushin 36a and Kiddushin 36b, finishing up Issi’s reasoning for why a woman might be exempt from the prohibition of tearing one’s skin.

Kiddushin 37a and Kiddushin 37b, what mitzvot apply outside of Israel despite being agricultural, and how we know.

Kiddushin 38a and Kiddushin 38b, locating obligations in and out of Israel.

Kiddushin 39a and Kiddushin 39b, finishing up orlah and kilayim and if they apply outside of Israel, at what level, moving on to the value of each mitzvah.

Kiddushin 40a and Kiddushin 40b, more on how God judges us, weighs our mitzvot against our sins.

Kiddushin 41a and Kiddushin 41b, starting the 2nd perek, about messengership and how we know it is effective in halacha.

Kiddushin 42a and Kiddushin 42b, sourcing the ability to have messengers, to have others acquire benefits for us, how brothers split property, and whether and why there can be an agent for a sin.

Kiddushin 43a and Kiddushin 43b, the source for the idea of no agency for sins, and discussion of whether messengers can also be witnesses.

Kiddushin 44a and Kiddushin 44b, the rights of a minor and/or na’ara in terms of accepting kiddushin, or making a messenger to do so.

Kiddushin 45a and Kiddushin 45b, further permutations of when a girl acts without her father’s knowledge, and if the father can be an agent for an adult child.

Kiddushin 46a and Kiddushin 46b, what happens when a man gives multiple items for kiddushin, with various words for how he wants them to count.

Kiddushin 47a and Kiddushin 47b, grouping items or separating them for kiddushin, then the issue of kiddushin with a loan, the nature of loans, and how to transfer ownership of written loans.

Kiddushin 48a and Kiddushin 48b, various versions of loans and whether kiddushin can be effected with them, then where someone is misled in the process of kiddushin.

Kiddushin 49a and Kiddushin 49b, conditions on kiddushin and what we assume people will accept or forego.

Kiddushin 50a and Kiddushin 50b, what conditions nullify a marriage or divorce if not met.

Kiddushin 51a and Kiddushin 51b, Rava and Abbaye on whether kiddushin must be able to lead to an actual married life.

Kiddushin 52a and Kiddushin 52b, finishing up kiddushin that cannot produce marital relations, then kiddushin with stolen items, and with items of hekdesh.

Kiddushin 53a and Kiddushin 53b, the possibility of using types of hekdesh for kiddushin, and sources yes or no.

Kiddushin 54a and Kiddushin 54b, R. Meir’s idea that unwitting use doesn’t turn usable items non-hekdesh and how that figures in the betrothal question.

Kiddushin 55a and Kiddushin 55b, some uses and redemptions of different kinds of sanctified items.

Kiddushin 56a and Kiddushin 56b.

Kiddushin 57a and Kiddushin 57b

Kiddushin 58a and Kiddushin 58b

Kiddushin 59a and Kiddushin 59b

Kiddushin 60a and Kiddushin 60b

Kiddushin 61a and Kiddushin 61b,

Kiddushin 62a and Kiddushin 62b

Kiddushin 63a and Kiddushin 63b

Kiddushin 64a and Kiddushin 64b

Kiddushin 65a and Kiddushin 65b

Kiddushin 66a and Kiddushin 66b

Kiddushin 67a and Kiddushin 67b

Kiddushin 68a and Kiddushin 68b

Kiddushin 69a and Kiddushin 69b

Kiddushin 70a and Kiddushin 70b

Kiddushin 71a and Kiddushin 71b

Kiddushin 72a and Kiddushin 72b

Kiddushin 73a and Kiddushin 73b

Kiddushin 74a and Kiddushin 74b

Kiddushin 75a and Kiddushin 75b

Kiddushin 76a and Kiddushin 76b

Kiddushin 77a and Kiddushin 77b

Kiddushin 78a and Kiddushin 78b

Kiddushin 79a and Kiddushin 79b

Kiddushin 80a and Kiddushin 80b

Kiddushin 81a and Kiddushin 81b

Kiddushin 82a and Kiddushin 82b, Stephen Colbert time. If you don’t know what that means, email me. [email protected]