Podcasts about avoda zara

The Rambam describes the origin of Avoda Zara as giving honor to created beings as a means of giving honor to God. Isn't this what we do when we honor our parents?

Rashi in Sanhedrin 101b cited an Aggada about Moshe's discussion with Hashem about removing a Jewish baby (who ended up becoming Micha) from a wall in Egypt. This episode analyzes this midrash and reveals its significance in Jewish history and in the development of Avoda Zara in klal yisrael.

What's the Halacha if you didnt kasher keilim can you eat the food, why does kodshim need only hagala and non kosher needs libun,and what to do with a knife that was used for cold and needs to be kashered

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Avoda Zara 76: the bubbling cauldron by “Dafsplaining”: daf yomi made simple

Various ways to kasher keilim that had yayin nesech and the halachos of toveling keilim

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1 section- an alternative approach to understand the argument between Abayey v'Rava within the debate R' Yehuda/RS of "davar she'eino mitkaven"

1 section- an alternative approach to understand the argument between Abayey v'Rava within the debate R' Yehuda/RS of "davar she'eino mitkaven"

Avoda Zara 72: islands in the stream by “Dafsplaining”: daf yomi made simple

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1 section- first explanation of debate (Abayey v'Rava) regarding smelling incense against will, based on debate about "davar she'eino mitkaven" (R' Yehuda v'R' Shimon)

1 section- first explanation of debate (Abayey v'Rava) regarding smelling incense against will, based on debate about "davar she'eino mitkaven" (R' Yehuda v'R' Shimon)

Avoda Zara 71: the lomdus rabbit hole by “Dafsplaining”: daf yomi made simple

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Today's Talmud pages, Avodah Zarah 2 and 3, kick off a brand-new tractate. Rabbi Dovid Bashevkin joins us to tell us a little bit about what we have in store for the next few weeks. What even is Avoda Zara, "foreign worship," and how does studying help us understand the notion of worship, in general? Listen and find out.