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R' Michael Livi

R' Michael Livi

Rabbi

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HalachaR' Michael Livi: 39 Melachot of Shabbat - Bishul

39 Melachot of Shabbat: Bishul Part 3 - Amount of Bishul, Warming up Frozen Challah, Levels of Cooking

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HalachaR' Michael Livi: 39 Melachot of Shabbat - Bishul

39 Melachot of Shabbat: Bishul Part 2 - Cooking in Sun, Kli Rishon, Microwave

39 Melachot of Shabbat - Melechet Bishul (Ofeh) - Cooking & Baking Part 2 39 MELACHOT:BISHUL PART 2 - COOKING IN SUN, KLI RISHON, MICROWAVE

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HalachaR' Michael Livi: 39 Melachot of Shabbat - Bishul

39 Melachot of Shabbat: Bishul Part 1 - Introduction, Cooking with Fire vs Sun

Shabbat Summer Learning Series – Introduction to Bishul (Cooking on Shabbat) In this shiur, we begin our summer learning program with an organized introduction to one of the most practical and complex areas of Hilchot Shabbat: Bishul (Cooking on Shabbat). Topics covered include: šŸ”¹ The 39 Melachot and their connection to the Mishkan šŸ”¹ Why the Mishnah lists baking rather than cooking šŸ”¹ The relationship between baking, cooking, boiling, and other forms of heat transformation šŸ”¹ The Rambam's definition of Bishul and its applications beyond food šŸ”¹ Cooking with fire vs. cooking with the sun šŸ”¹ The concept of Toldot (derivative categories) of Bishul šŸ”¹ Why cooking directly in sunlight may be permitted while cooking through a derivative of sunlight is prohibited šŸ”¹ Understanding the difference between Biblical and Rabbinic prohibitions šŸ”¹ Modern applications: electric stovetops, heating elements, and electricity on Shabbat šŸ”¹ Foundations for future discussions on hot plates, microwaves, warming food, and contemporary Shabbat kitchen questions This class lays the groundwork for a systematic study of Hilchot Shabbat, helping learners understand the principles behind the laws rather than simply memorizing individual cases. šŸ“– Based on classical sources including the Mishnah, Gemara, Rambam, Rashi, and contemporary halachic authorities. šŸ‘ Like, subscribe, and share to follow the series and continue learning practical Halacha together. #Shabbat #HilchotShabbat #Bishul #Halacha #TorahLearning #JewishLearning #ShabbatLaws #Gemara #Rambam #Mishnah #OrthodoxJudaism #SummerLearningSeries