Daf Yomi with R’ Eli Stefansky (MDY) Daf Yomi Zevachim Daf 63 by R’ Eli Stefansky
Nov 16, 2025
R’ Eli Stefansky explores intriguing discrepancies in Gemara calculations, unraveling the mystery of the 62 versus 64. He creatively relates ramp designs to modern accessibility rules for measuring at the Mizbeach. The placement of the Mincha offering sparks debate, linking it to daily prayer timings and various interpretations. Through engaging stories, he discusses where and how bird offerings are ritually prepared. He also examines the logic behind visibility during shechita and clarifies navigational rules for ramp rituals, all while harmonizing seemingly contradictory verses.
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Respect Accessibility Rules
- Follow building regulations designed to accommodate accessibility even when inconvenient.
- R’ Eli warns that required ramps can disrupt property use but are legally necessary.
Why The Prayer Is Called Mincha
- The Karban Mincha and the daily Tefillah Mincha are linked by time, explaining the name overlap.
- R’ Eli connects service timing to why our prayer is called Mincha.
Location Flexibility For K'mitzah
- The Gemara debates whether K'mitzah must be done where the owner stands or anywhere in the Azara.
- Multiple opinions reconcile verses allowing K'mitzah even if Kohanim or Heichal locations differ.