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- Summary of the Daf
- Under what circumstances is a firstborn son both eligible to receive a double portion of inheritance and required to be redeemed from the Kohen?
Read More - Twins were born. The head of one child emerged first, but he did not survive the birth (Nefel). The second son was then born. The second son receives a double portion but does not need to be redeemed from the Kohen.
Read More - If a man marries a woman who had previously given birth when she was a Nochri, or a Kena'anis maidservant, and she now has a son from him, the son's status is subject to dispute.
Read More - Shmuel states that if the head of a Nefel emerges from the woman, it is not considered the "first to exit the womb." The Gemara has strong questions on this ruling.
Read More - Rebbi Shimon ben Lakish: If the forehead emerges, the baby is considered a firstborn, but not for the purpose of inheriting a double portion. Rebbi Yochanan: He is a firstborn even for the purpose of inheriting a double portion.
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