Daf Yomi Sanhedrin

Sanhedrin 2a and Sanhedrin 2b, getting started!

Sanhedrin 3a and Sanhedrin 3b, how we know three judges are needed for court cases.

Sanhedrin 4a and Sanhedrin 4b, how to infer from verses.

Sanhedrin 5a and Sanhedrin 5b, certifying judges.

Sanhedrin 6a and Sanhedrin 6b, verdict or compromise?

Sanhedrin 7a and Sanhedrin 7b, about judges, judgment, and judging properly.

Sanhedrin 8a and Sanhedrin 8b, the importance and nature of judging well, and why R. Meir and Chachamim would debate the number of judges needed for a motzi shem ra.

Sanhedrin 9a and Sanhedrin 9b, still trying to figure out why Rabbanan would think we need 23 for motzi shem ra.

Sanhedrin 10a and Sanhedrin 10b, starting on more than three judges.

Sanhedrin 11a and Sanhedrin 11b, how and why we add an extra Adar to a year.

Sanhedrin 12a and Sanhedrin 12b, factors in whether we add an Adar to a year.

Sanhedrin 13a and Sanhedrin 13b, when the equinoxes push to add an Adar.

Sanhedrin 14a and Sanhederin 14b, saving the semicha.

Sanhedrin 15a and Sanhedrin 15b, redemptions of items belonging to the Temple, and number of judges.

Sanhedrin 16a and Sanhedrin 16b, working on what the court of 71 does.

Sanhedrin 17a and Sanhedrin 17b, some rules for picking Sanhedrins.

Sanhedrin 18a and Sanhedrin 18b, starting a new chapter, Kohen Gadol.

Sanhedrin 19a and Sanhedrin 19b, kings and courts, kings marrying other kings’ widows, and raising children.

Sanhedrin 20a and Sanhedrin 20b, the king’s mourning.

Sanhederin 21a and Sanhedrin 21b, too many. Too many wives, too many horses, too much money.

Sanhedrin 22a and Sanhedrin 22b, the writing of a Torah and then back to kings.

Sanhederin 23a and Sanhedrin 23b, choosing judges in a new chapter.

Sanhederin 24a and Sanhedrin 24b, politeness or harshness in Torah discourse.

Sanhedrin 25a and Sanhedrin 25b, what invalidates for testimony.

Sanhedrin 26a and Sanhedrin 26b, working our way through forms of invalidation for testimony.

Sanhedrin 27a and Sanhedrin 27b, when and what causes a witness to be invalidated.

Sanhedrin 28a and Sanhedrin 28b, how many degrees of relatives.

Sanhedrin 29a and Sanhedrin 29b, testing the witnesses

Sanhedrin 30a and Sanhedrin30b, witnesses together or separate.

Sanhedrin 32a and Sanhedrin 32b, new chapter, civil procedure and criminal procedure.

Sanhedrin 33a and Sanhedrin 33b, what errors will reverse a judgment.

Sanhedrin 34a and Sanhedrin 34b, changing one’s mind as a judge.

Sanhedrin 35a and Sanhedrin 35b, the pacing of capital cases.

Sanhedrin 36a and Sanhedrin 36b, some disqualifications for judging capital cases.

Sanhedrin 37a and Sanhedrin 37b, the seating arrangement of the court, and their charge to witnesses.

Sanhedrin 38a and Sanhedrin 38b, reasons humans were created last, and as a single person.

Sanhedrin 39a and Sanhedrin 39b, heretics have challenges, all fended off.

Sanhedrin 40a and Sanhedrin 40b, new chapter, checking witnesses.

Sanhedrin 41a and Sanhedrin 41b, warning and its versions.

Sanhedrin 42a and Sanhedrin 42b, finishing with checking the witnesses, moving on to stoning a convicted criminal.

Sanhedrin 43a and Sanhedrin 43b, instructing the soon to be killed criminal.

Sanhedrin 44a and Sanhedrin 44b, Achan and articulations of confession.

Sanhedrin 45a and Sanhedrin 45b, particulars of capital punishment by sekila, loosely, stoning.

Sanhedrin 46a and Sanhedrin 46b, who we hang after they were stoned to death, why, and how.

Sanhedrin 47a and Sanhedrin 47b, the value and significance of burial.

Sanhedrin 48a and Sanhedrin 48b, does planning to use something for a purpose already dedicate it to that purpose?

Sanhedrin 49a and Sanhedrin 49b, finishing the judgment of Yoav, starting a new chapter on death penalties.

Sanhedrin 50a and Sanhedrin 50b, figuring out which death penalty is worse.

Sanhedrin 51a and Sanhedrin 51b, back and forths over sources and extent of a kohen daughter’s crime and punishment.

Sanhedrin 52a and Sanhedrin 52b, how to burn, sword, and strangle someone to death.

Sanhedrin 53a and Sanhedrin 53b, death penalties and how we know who gets what.

Sanhedrin 54a and Sanhedrin 54b, the numbers of prohibitions, and the source verses, for various unacceptable sexual relationships.

Sanhedrin 55a and Sanhedrin 55b, defining the acts prohibited in prohibited sexual relations.

Sanhedrin 56a and Sanhedrin 56b, the details of blasphemy, and then Noahide laws, what they are and their source.

Sanhedrin 57a and Sanhedrin 57b, other versions of the Noahide commandments.

Sanhedrin 58a and Sanhedrin 58b, the sexual relationships prohibited to a non-Jew.

Sanhedrin 59a and Sanhedrin 59b, more Noahide rules, when the Torah signals an obligation to them and not us and vice verse.

Sanhedrin 60a and Sanhedrin 60b, blasphemy and idolatry oh my.

Sanhedrin 61a and Sanhedrin 61b, the role of commitment and intent in worshipping powers other than God.

Sanhedrin 62a and Sanhedrin 62b, whether the various forms of worshipping powers other than God incur their own sin offering, or are lumped together.

Sanhedrin 63a and Sanhedrin 63b, active and inactive, sincere and insincere worship of powers other than God.

Sanhedrin 64a and Sanhedrin 64b, a quick pass through Molech worship.

Sanhedrin 65a and Sanhedrin 65b, let’s talk about witchcraft and divination.

Sanhedrin 66a and Sanhedrin 66b, Shabbat, cursing a parent, na’arah ha-me’orasah.

Sanhedrin 67a and Sanhedrin 67b, luring to idolatry, performing witchcraft.

Sanhedrin 68a and Sanhedrin 68b, finishing a chapter (and R. Eliezer b. Horkanos’ life), starting on rebellious thirteen year olds.

Sanhedrin 69a and Sanhedrin 69b, the possibilities of babies having babies.

Sanhedrin 70a and Sanhedrin 70b, the wine of the ben sorer u-moreh, and its dangers.

Sanhedrin 71a and Sanhedrin 71b, the parents’ role in the ben sorer u-moreh.

Sanhedrin 72a and Sanhedrin 72b, a tunneling thief, moving into a rodef.

Sanhedrin 73a and Sanhedrin 73b, the basics of rodef, when one Jew chases another for nefarious ends.

Sanhedrin 74a and Sanhedrin 74b, what we have to be killed rather than transgress.

Sanhedrin 75a and Sanhedrin 75b, new chapter, who gets put to death by hot lead.

Sanhedrin 76a and Sanhedrin 76b, finishing the criminals who receive molten lead, on to those who are put to death by the sword.

Sanhedrin 77a and Sanhedrin 77b, causation in murder and in damages.

Sanhedrin 78a and Sanhedrin 78b, partial roles in murder and how we deal with them.

Sanhedrin 79a ad Sanhedrin 79b, mistakes in killing.

Sanhedrin 80a and Sanhedrin 80b

Sanhedrin 81a and Sanhedrin 81b, choosing among death penalties, and then kippah.

Sanhedrin 82a and Sanhedrin 82b, continuing with people kannaim kill.

Sanhedrin 83a and Sanhedrin 83b, finding the sources for various death penalties at the hands of heaven.

Sanhedrin 84a and Sanhedrin 84b, finishing the types of people who get death or less for mistreating the Temple, new chapter on strangulation, starting with striking a parent.

Sanhedrin 85a and Sanhedrin 85b, more on hitting/cursing a parent, and then kidnapping.

Sanhedrin 86a and Sanhedrin 86b, further details of kidnapping, and then on to a rebellious elder.

Sanhedrin 87a and Sanhedrin 87b, the issues  a rebellious elder can get in trouble by disputing the Sanhedrin.

Sanhedrin 88a and Sanhedrin 88b, rebellious elder.

Sanhedrin 89a and Sanhedrin 89b, killing a rebellious elder, and then false prophets.

Sanhedrin 90a and Sanhedrin 90b, finishing false prophets, and then starting the last chapter of Sanhedrin, the necessity of believing that Scripture teaches the idea of bodily resurrection of the dead.

Sanhedrin 91a and Sanhedrin 91b, more candidate verses for bodily resurrection, with other stories along the way.

Sanhedrin 92a and Sanhedrin 92b, a potpourri, including R. Eliezer on the importance of de’ah, and the identity of Ezekiel’s dry bones.

Sanhedrin 93a and Sanhedrin 93b, more on Chananiah, Mishael, and Azariah. And Daniel. And more.

Sanhedrin 94a and Sanhedrin 94b

Sanhedrin 95a and Sanhedrin 95b, Sancheriv and his destruction.

Sanhedrin 96a and Sanhedrin 96b, salvations and losses.

Sanhedrin 97a and Sanhedrin 97b, Messianic signs and calculations.

Sanhedrin 98a and Sanhedrin 98b, signs of the advent.

Sanhedrin 99a and Sanhedrin 99b, the length of the Messianic era, the importance of involvement with  Torah study.

Sanhedrin 100a and Sanhedrin 100b, proper respect for Torah scholars.

Sanhedrin 101a and Sanhedrin 101b, R. Akiva’s surprising interactions with his ailing teacher, R. Eliezer.

Sanhedrin 102a and Sanhedrin 102b, Yerov’am, Ach’av, and losing share in the WTC.

Sanhedrin 103a and Sanhedrin 103b, kings who don’t make it to the World to Come.

Sanhedrin 104a and Sanhedrin 104b, spoiler alert: maybe they all make it!

Sanhedrin 105a and Sanhedrin 105b, still working on who’s in and who’s out.

Sanhedrin 106a and Sanhedrin 106b, Bilam and his predictions.

Sanhedrin 107a and Sanhedrin 107b, David tries for the big time.

Sanhedrin 108a and Sanhedrin 108b, groups that lose their share in the World to Come.

Sanhedrin 109a and Sanhedrin 109b, Sodom and its crazy practices.

Sanhedrin 110a and Sanhedrin 110b, the value and dangers of wives, among other topics.

Sanhedrin 111a and Sanhedrin 111b, finishing our long aggadeta with some Pesach-related material, then on to ir hanidachat, last Mishnah in the tractate.

Sanhedrin 112a and Sanhedrin 112b, wiping out an ir hanidachat, and what doesn’t get wiped out.

Sanhedrin 113a and Sanhedrin 113b, the end of Sanhedrin. Nuff sed.