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Fourteen citations in the Toras Menachem index bring Bechoros 10a into thirteen volumes, usually beside the words “מצוותי׳ אחשבי׳.” A momentary camp, a count, a lulav, and even a preparatory act can matter—but does the daf itself allow every kind of importance to count?
Seven citations in the Toras Menachem index—three on Bechoros 8a and four on 8b—move between growth that takes time and a dispute about how one knows the natural world. What can a delayed result, or a confidently stated observation, actually prove?
Twelve citations in the Toras Menachem index concern two passages on Bechoros 5b: kosher offspring, and the donkeys that carried Egypt’s wealth. The Rebbe examines what determines an animal’s status and whether “every Jew” who left with riches includes Moshe.
One citation in the Toras Menachem index brings us to Bechoros 4a and Aharon’s absence from the census. What does being counted tell us about belonging, and what does it leave out?
One citation in the Toras Menachem index leads from Tosafos on Bechoros 2b to the Rebbe’s question about שיתוף: why does the demand for undivided Divine unity differ for Israel? The sugya’s worry about a business partner’s oath gives that distinction a sharply defined setting.
Two references in the Toras Menachem index concern Chullin 142a. Why does Rashi describe sending away the mother bird as involving no financial loss when the Mishnah gives it the value of a small coin?
Two citations in the reconciled Toras Menachem index bring us to one passage at the end of Chullin 141a and the beginning of 141b: the reliability of the baraisos of Rabbi Chiya and Rabbi Oshaya. One teaching of the Rebbe asks how Torah gives us a settled answer about Hashem’s will. The other asks what it costs a teacher to make Torah available to someone else. Together they sharpen a question the Gemara itself forces us to ask: once we trust a text, have we established what it proves?
The Rebbe on Chullin 140a: why a duty already incumbent on a person differs from one that arises through a voluntary choice.
Chullin 139a and 139b: 45 cited passages on divine ownership, concealment, and the work that must still be done below.
Two teachings of the Rebbe on one kernel of wheat: valid designation, generous giving, and personal responsibility. A three-stage reading of Chullin 137b.
Four teachings of the Rebbe illuminate Chullin 133a: priestly gifts, responsibility toward neighbors, the dangers of pride, and a student’s possibility of change.
The Rebbe’s explanation of the wise son helps us read Chullin 132b: dignified eating makes room for personal enjoyment without making devotion depend on it.
On Chullin 129b, the lesser Pesach supports an all-the-more-so argument. The Rebbe shows why Pesach Sheni can still open a higher stage of avodah.
Seven verified citations of Chullin 127a trace one teaching across the Rebbe’s Torah: sea and dry land as two ways a created being can experience its source.
The Rebbe uses Chullin 117b’s graded relationship between flesh, hide, horns, and hooves to distinguish living inward connection from preserved external form.
A genuine earlier Torah view may remain worthy of study without authorizing private action after the halachah has been settled.
The Rebbe cites the Mishnah on Chullin 113a once, using meat and milk to test why Rashi chose shatnez. Read the synthesis, verified source passages, and complete citation register.
The Rebbe cites Tosafot on Chullin 112a once, in Acharon Shel Pesach 5712. Read the synthesis, verified source passages, and complete citation register.
The Lubavitcher Rebbe cites Chullin 110 four times across three sichos in Toras Menachem. Read the synthesis, verified source sections, and complete citation register.
The Lubavitcher Rebbe cites Chullin 109 twice across two volumes of Toras Menachem. Read the synthesis and complete source sections.
The Lubavitcher Rebbe cites Chullin 108 9 times across 7 volumes of Toras Menachem. Synthesis, sources in Hebrew and English, and the complete citation register.
The Lubavitcher Rebbe cites Chullin 105 2 times across 2 volumes of Toras Menachem. Synthesis, sources in Hebrew and English, and the complete citation register.
The Rebbe cites Chullin 104 twice. Read the synthesis, inspect the complete Hebrew and English sources, and review the citation register.
Explore five teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe connected to Chullin 100, with English summaries, original Hebrew sources, citations, and audio narration.