יום ב', פרשת תצוה
Sanhedrin 76
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- Summary of the Daf
- The Torah prohibits having relations with one's own daughter-in-law, but does not prohibit having relations with the daughter-in-law of one's wife.
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- Although it is not written explicitly in the Torah a daughter from an Anusah is prohibited mid'Oraisa.
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- If a father gives over his daughter for relations, not for the purpose of marriage, it is a transgression of a Lav.
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- Some opinions hold that a father who marries off his daughter to a Zaken or who delays marrying her off after she is of age is in violation of a Lav.
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- A person should not marry off his son while he is still a Katan.
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- It is commendable for a person to love his neighbors, embrace his relatives, marry the daughter of his sister and give money to the poor in their time of need.
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- Rava says there is an argument whether a person is Chayav Sereifah for having relations with his mother-in-law after the death of his wife.
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- A person who holds his friend's head under water until he dies is Chayav Misah.
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- If someone strikes his friend with a small metal object and he dies he is Chayav Misah.
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- One who pushes his friend into a body of water which is escapable is Patur from the death penalty if the victim drowned.
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