Daf Yomi Shevuot

Shevuot 2a and Shevuot 2b, a long opening Mishnah, will take us 3 weeks to study it.

Shevuot 3a and Shevuot 3b, figuring out why the Mishnah writes as it does.

Shevuot 4a and Shevuot 4b, still trying to attribute the Mishnah.

Shevuot 5a and Shevuot 5b, finding out who holds the Mishnah, on to Shabbat and tzara’at.

Shevuot 6a and Shevuot 6b, figuring out the levels of tzara’at and how they interact.

Shevuot 7a and Shevuot 7b

Shevuot 8a and Shevuot 8b, setting the goats in their places.

Shevuot 9a and Shevuot 9b, holiday chatat sacrifices and what they cover.

Shevuot 10a and Shevuot 10b, R. Meir, R. Shim’on, and R. Shim’on b. Yehudah on the atonement of various goats.

Shevuot 11a and Shevuot 11b, where kedushah goes when not needed.

Shevuot 12a and Shevuot 12b

Shevuot 13a and Shevuot 13b, the atonement of the goat to Azazel and of kohanim.

Shevuot 14a and Shevuot 14b, finishing the first perek, moving on to a renewed consideration of what it means to have known something.

Shevuot 15a and Shevuot 15b, extending the city or the Temple, and the case of Ezra.

Shevuot 16a and Shevuot 16b, the elements of adding to the City or the azarot, the courtyards of the Temple.

Shevuot 17a and Shevuot 17b, getting out of the Temple fast.

Shevuot 18a and Shevuot 18b, figuring out how to avoid being responsible for marital relations gone wrong.

Shevuot 19a and Shevuot 19b, finishing the chapter and finally starting with oaths.

Sanhedrin 20a and Sanhedrin 20b, languages of vows, difference between false and vain.

Shevuot 21a and Shevuot 21b, untangling shav from sheker.

Shevuot 22a and Shevuot 22b, mixing vows and other forms of prohibiting items.

Shevuot 23a and Shevuot 23b, what counts as drinking and separate vows.

Shevuot 24a and Shevuot 24b, issur kollel and mosif.

Shevuot 25a and Shevuot 25b, the parameters of shevu’at bitui, it’s need for future and past, good and bad.

Shevuot 26a and Shevuot 26b, future, past, good, bad, deliberate, accidental, unavoidable.

Shevuot 27a and Shevuot 27b, What it means to do good or bad in an oath.

Shevuot 28a and Shevuot 28b, until when a vow can be released, interlocking vows.

Shevuot 29a and Shevuot 29b, ending our discussion of optional vows, with the idea of shav and the parameters of bitui.

Shevuot 30a and Shevuot 30b, new chapter, on the oath of knowing testimony.

Shevuot 31a and Shevuot 31b, how we infer ideas from one case to another, how testimony oaths work.

Shevuot 32a and Shevuot 32b, liability for denying knowledge of testimony.

Shevuot 33a and Shevuot 33b, whether the vow for testimony applies to kenas, and how we know it is only about money.

Shevuot 34a and Shevuot 34b, how do we know that shevu’at ha-edut only applies to monetary claims?

Shevuot 35a and Shevuot 35b, the needed directness and Name of God necessary for a shevu’at ha-edut.

Shevuot 36a and Shevuot 36b, finishing types of oaths and wordings, starting on oaths/vows about money entrusted to someone.

Shevuot 37a and Shevuot 37b, figuring out what happens with deliberate violation of shevu’at ha-pikadon.

Shevuot 38a and Shevuot 38b, finishing the chapter with what counts as linking and separating, starting a new chapter about oaths for claims.

Shevuot 39a and Shevuot 39b, the broad ramifications of false oaths.

Shevuot 40a and Shevuot 40b, claims and counterclaims leading to oaths.

Shevuot 41a and Shevuot 41b, claims and counterclaims, what makes one a liar.

Shevuot 42a and Shevuot 42b, more claims and counterclaims.

Shevuot 43a and Shevuot 43b, sources for why land and deeds have different rules.

Shevuot 44a and Shevuot 44b, the role of collateral and then a new chapter, who can collect money based on their own oath.

Shevuot 45a and Shevuot 45b, who can collect with an oath instead of the defendant taking it.

Shevuot 46a and Shevuot 46b, more cases of swearing and taking.

Shevuot 47a and Shevuot 47b, when we cannot extract an oath.

Shevuot 48a and Shevuot 48b, when orphans swear to orphans, or not.