Mishnah Berakhot
m. Berakhot 2:1
One who was reading [the verses of the Shema‘ recitation] in the Torah and the time for reciting [the Shema‘] arrived, if he directed his heart [‘im kiven libo; i.e., had the proper intention], he has fulfilled his obligation, and if not, he has not fulfilled his obligation.
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Mishnah Pe’ah
m. Pe’ah 1:1
These are things that have no fixed measure: pe’ah, firstfruits, the festival offering, acts of kindness, and the study of the Torah.
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Mishnah Demai
m. Demai 4:1
He who purchases produce from one who is not [deemed] trustworthy in the matter of tithing, and forgot to tithe it, [and—Ed.] inquires of him [of the vendor] on the Sabbath, may eat at his [the vendor…
Mishnah Terumot
m. Terumot 8:1–2, 11–12
1. If a woman [who was married to a priest] was eating terumah [the priest’s portion], and they came and said to her, “Your husband is dead,” or “He…
Talmudic Inscription, Rehob
This Hebrew and Aramaic inscription from the mosaic floor of the Rehob synagogue, in the Galilee, is the earliest extant version of a rabbinic halakhic text. It includes elements found in tannaitic…
Mishnah Shabbat
m. Shabbat 16:8
If a non-Jew lights a lamp, a Jew may make use of its light. But if [he does it] for the sake of the Jew, it is forbidden. If he draws water to give his own animal to drink, a Jew may water his…
Mishnah Yoma
m. Yoma 8:6–7; 1:3–6
6. If one is seized by a ravenous hunger, they feed him even impure things until his eyes light up [and he returns to health]. If one was bit by a mad dog…