Daf Yomi Recordings & Content
Click below to listen and read the Daf in our exclusive Modern Elucidated Talmud for the broader Audience.
- Listen to Rabbi Y.G. Bechhofer’s Talmud Yerushalmi Daf Yomi recordings on the entire Talmud
- Rabbi Y.G. Bechhofer’s Interactive Talmud Yerushalmi Online Interactive Daf Yomi Shiurim
- The new cycle of Daf Yomi Yerushalmi begins on the 24th of Nissan 5774 corresponding to the 24th day of April 2014 the ninth day of the Omer. Rabbi Y.G. Bechhofer will give an online interactive video/audio shiur on the Daf. Shiurim can be archived for those who cannot make it at the time the shiur would be held. Of course, the audio shiurim on the entire Yerushalmi are available at Yerushalmi Online. Please register by email here with “Daf Yomi Interactive” in the subject line.
- Tractate Rosh Hashanah (by R. Yehoshua Buch)
- ירושלמי מסכת שקלים (Tractate Shekalim) (by R. Yehoshua Buch)
- Bavli-Yerushalmi Page Matchup
- OU Daf Yomi can be found the OU Bavli Daf Yomi website for added value from the Talmud Yerushalmi for your Bavli Daf Yomi study.
Bibliography & Links
Here is a list of fascinating material to read, which will give you a deeper understanding of the backdrop to our studies.
Yerushalmi Ki-fshuto by Saul Lieberman. Covers Shabbath, Pesachim and Eruvin. Second edition from JTS Schocken Press.
Tosefta Ki-fshutah by Saul Lieberman. The author often embeds commentaries on the Jerusalem Talmud in this work on the Tosefta.
Yerushalmi Nezikin edited by Eliezer S. Rosenthal with introduction and commentary by Saul Lieberman. The text based on the Ascrorial manuscript often preserves alternative textual traditions to that of the standard Yerushalmi editions
Hiddushim u-ferushim – by Levi Ginzburg on part of Berakhoth. (Second edition in preparation.) Available in pdf format from JTS Schocken Press.
A concordance of Amoraic Expressions, phrases and Terms in the Yerushalmi, Moshe Assis.
The Terminology of the Yerushalmi: Principle Terms , Leib Moscovitz.
A Concordance of Palestinian Aramaic, Michael Sokoloff.
The Comprehensive Aramaic Lexicon (http://cal.huc.edu/). Contains all Aramaic texts discoverd until this day. The definitions of words in the text of the Jerusalem Talmud can be conveniently pulled up by clicking on them (Source: Sokoloff)
Jerusalem Talmud Redaction Blog (http://talmud-yerushalmi-redaction.blogspot.com/) by Michael Linetsky. A work in progress containing observations of redactional significance on each sugya.
Parallel Sugyoth by Moshe Assis. (Doctoral Disseration). Discusses parallel sugyoth and their original place of composition.