About this episode
Study Guide Yoma 14 Today's daf is taught as part of the International Women's Talmud Day. An initiative that we at Hadran are happy to be part of. If you are looking for more classes as part of this day, follow the link. https://www.internationalwomenstalmudday.com/schedule Did Rabbi Yehuda really say that a Kohen Gadol can't work in the Temple as a onen , lest he come to eat the meat? How does that work with his opinion in our mishna? The Kohen Gadol would practice during the seven days before Yom Kippur by doing many of the basic sacrificial rituals. Does the mishna not work in with Rabbi Akiva's position that if one is sprinkled with red heifer waters and one is pure, the waters make him impure? The gemara infers from the mishna that the incense was performed before the candles. This is contradicted by a mishna in Tamid and one in Yoma. How is this reconciled?