EPISODE · Oct 16, 2015 · 1H 13M
Yom Kippur Observances
from Discovering Talmudic Principles · host Chabad.org: Binyomin Bitton
This class explores the principles of ‘chatzi-shiur’ (half measure)—namely, the halachic status of prohibitions performed with less than the quantity proscribed by Torah law. A fascinating debate originating from the Talmudic discussion on Yom Kippur. We’ll also analyze the difference between ‘Assur’ (prohibited) and ‘Chayav’ (liable).
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