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• Sanhedrin 30: Money in a Dream
• Sanhedrin 29: The Initial Sin
• Sanhedrin 28: Related and Unrelated
• Sanhedrin 27: An enemy
• Sanhedrin 26: Accepting Charity from Idolaters
• Sanhedrin 25: Make the World Better
• Sanhedrin 24: The Babylonian Talmud
• Sanhedrin 23: A True Ruling
• Sanhedrin 22: Bashert
• Sanhedrin 21: Write your own Torah
• Sanhedrin 20: The Three Steps
• Sanhedrin 19: Adoption and a Rebbe
• Sanhedrin 18: First Judge Ourself
• Sanhedrin 17: To Prove the Sheretz is Tahor
• Sanhedrin 16: Theoretical Laws
• Sanhedrin 15: Why do we care
• Sanhedrin 14: The chain of ordination
• Sanhedrin 13: Calling him Rabbi
• Sanhedrin 12: when we don’t make a leap year
• Sanhedrin 10: He is your brother
• Sanhedrin 9: Accessory to a Good Deed
• Sanhedrin 8: Moshe’s Sin
• Sanhedrin 7: Do not praise Aaron
• Sanhedrin 6: Reciting a Blessing on a Stolen Item
• Sanhedrin 5: why ordination is needed
• Sanhedrin 4: No Free Atonement
• Sanhedrin 3: How Many Were in the Sanhedrin?
• Sanhedrin 2: Even Non Experts
• Bava Basra 176: Choked in the Market
• Bava Basra 175: Study Monetary Laws
• Bava Basra 174: The Poor Get Poorer
• Bava Basra 173: The Source
• Bava Basra 172: Go Back to the Zeyda
• Bava Basra 171: The Borrower is a Servant
• Bava Basra 170: Prove Everything
• Bava Basra 169: Letters are Acquired Through Devotion
• Bava Basra 168: The Way of Sodom
• Bava Basra 167: The Rabbis Already Came Ahead
• Bava Basra 165: The Beautiful Beis Medrash
• Bava Basra 166: Lowering the Price
• Bava Basra 164: Don’t Praise Another
• Bava Basra 163: No Forgery
• Bava Basra 162: We need to review
• Bava Basra 161: Fish For Shabbas
• Bava Basra 160: Hot Headed Kohanim
• Bava Basra 159: Even Moshe and Aaron
• Bava Basra 158: The Air of Israel Makes Us Wiser
• Bava Basra 157: Paying off the debts of a father
• Bava Basra 156: Don’t Agitate the Sick
• Bava Basra 156: The Giving of a Gift
• Bava Basra 154: desecration of the dead
• Bava Basra 153: Speak Positively
• Bava Basra 152: I don’t know how to rule
• Bava Basra 151: Tefillin is a garment
• Bava Basra 150: is a Torah Scroll an Asset
• Bava Basra 149: The convert and the Rosh Yeshiva
• Bava Basra 148: One Who Gives Everything to the Poor
• Bava Basra 147: Three things Achitofel taught
• Bava Basra 146: The Spouse who Checked
• Bava Basra 145: The Master of Wheat
• Bava Basra 144: except for cold drafts
• Bava Basra 143: Is a Grandson considerd a son
• Bava Basra 142: halakha is a meritocracy
• Bava Basra 141: No Jealousy
• Bava Basra 140: Should a Torah scholar inherit more?
• Bava Basra 139: Does the man lose?
• Bava Basra 138: Accepting Gifts
• Bava Basra 137: A Gift that One Must Return
• Bava Basra 136: The Scribes Know
• Bava Basra 135: Prayer for Captives
• Bava Basra 134: The Angels are Listening
• Bava Basra 133: Disinheriting a Child
• Bava Basra 132: Waiving Her Kesubah Rights
• Bava Basra 131: All the assets
• Baba Basra 129: Greeting one’s rebbe
• Bava Basra 128: Even for 1000 Generations
• Bava Basra 127: I was Mistaken
• Bava Basra 126: Gender Sensitivity
• Bava Basra 125: Earmarked for the First Born
• Bava Basra 124: The Value Increases
• Bava Basra 121: Who is Good and Who confers good
• Bava Basra 120: Born Between the Walla
• Bava Basra 119: The Land of Israel and the Jewish People
• Bava Basra 118: The Evil Eye
• Bava Basra 117: The Dead Inherit the Living
• Bava Basra 114: As Long as We are Sitting
• Bava Basra 113: No One Knows Everything
• Bava Basra 112: Buried in His Own Grave
• Bava Basra 111: Don’t Be Lazy
• Bava Basra 110: Mother’s Brothers
• Bava Basra 109: Moshe’s Grandson
• Bava Basra 108: The Derashos are precious
• Bava Basra 107: Don’t Take Too Much
• Bava Basra 106: The Lottery
• Bava Basra 105: The Path to Hashem
• Bava Basra 104: Take Our Last Words
• Bava Basra 103: How do we measure
• Bava Basra 99: Time for Torah study
• Bava Basra 98: Wine turning into vinegar
• Bava Basra 97: Wine for Kiddush