Talmud Meguila - 18b/19a/19b

In these pages, the Talmud explains several laws regarding the writing of the Megillah, what happens when someone travels elsewhere during Purim, and where the Megillah should be read from to fulfill the obligation. To download the complete treatise: www.tuviaserber.com/Meguila/Meguila.pdf 00:00 Introduction and study of page 18b 00:13 Reading the Megillah with missing verses or from memory 01:50 Resolution of the contradiction regarding blurred letters 02:18 The importance of order in reading and skipped verses 03:41 Explanation of the Mishnah: The state of "half-asleep" 04:32 Intention when writing, explaining, or correcting the Megillah 07:47 The requirement that the Megillah be entirely written 09:02 Prohibition of writing the Megillah from memory 11:38 The case of Rabbi Meir in Asia and writing from memory 13:23 "Your eyelids will straighten before you": The engraved Torah 17:17 Laws concerning Tefillin and Mezuzah: Lines and memory 19:29 Types of inks Parchments and Materials (Page 19a) 21:30 Writing Requirements: Holy Tongue, Book, and Ink 23:26 Laws for Travelers Between Walled and Open Cities 24:27 From what part of the text does the obligation apply? 25:58 Analysis of When to Follow the Law of the Present Place 32:41 The Case of People Living in Villages (Farim) 37:06 The Four Opinions on Beginning the Reading (Page 19b) 39:25 Rabbi Huna's Interpretations of the Miracles of Purim 44:49 Physical Requirements: Sewing with Sinews (Gidim) 46:16 Reading the Megillah from a Scroll with Other Writings 48:35 Unsewn Spaces to Prevent the Scroll from Tearing 50:12 The Light from the Cave of Moses and Elijah 51:21 What God Showed Moses: From the Tablets to Reading the Megillah #Torah #Judaism #Talmud Join the channel for more benefits:    / @rabtuvia