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WorksheetsGemara Quizizz #3
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 7hrs 30mins
In the Rabbi Akiva story (last page of Makkot), what did the rabbis see? (Check all answers)
Foxes walking through Har HaBayit
The ruins of the Bet Hamikdash
A dove flying over the ruins
The Bet Hamikdash fully rebuilt
Why did the rabbis cry when they saw the foxes?
Because they were scared of the Romans
Because one day children will walk in streets of Jerusalem
If a stranger walks into the kodesh kedoshim, they die, but now foxes are walking there
Because Rabbi Akiva laughed
Whose nevuot (prophecies) did Rabbi Akiva connect?
Uriah HaKohen
Yeshayahu
Zecharia
Yirmiyahu
Which navi (prophet) lived during the times of Bayit Rishon (1st Temple)?
Yirmiyahu
Uriah HaCohen (or Micah)
Zechariah
Yeshayahu
Which navi (prophet) lived during the times of Bayit Sheini (2nd Temple)?
Yirmiyahu
Uriah HaCohen (or Micah)
Zechariah
Yeshayahu
So why did Rabbi Akiva laugh?
Because that was how he mourned.
Now that the 2nd prophecy came true, he knows the 1st one will.
Because he liked foxes.
Now that the 1st prophecy came true, he knows the 2nd one will.
What was the first prophecy?
Foxes will enter the Bet HaMikdash
Zion (Israel) will be totally destroyed (plowed like a field)
Elderly ppl and children will walk and play in the streets of Jerusalem
All Jews will return to Israel from all over the world
What was the second prophecy?
Foxes will enter the Bet HaMikdash
Zion (Israel) will be totally destroyed (plowed like a field)
Elderly ppl and children will walk and play in the streets of Jerusalem
All Jews will return to Israel from all over the world
What was the rabbis' reaction to Rabbi Akiva after he explained his reaction?
Which way back to Yavneh?
עקיבא, נחמתנו, עקיבא, נחמתנו - Akiva, you comforted us, Akiva, you comforted us.
How can you laugh when the Temple is destroyed?
How do you know the 2nd prophecy will actually come true?
Where can you find the pasuk from Zecharia's prophecy in Jerusalem today?
Near Yad VaShem
The Old Rova in the Old City
The Shuk
Next to the Kotel
What case did Rav Hisda originally ask Rav Nachman about?
Can you take the law into your own hands if someone if taking your water?
How much do you pay for boshet if you hit someone with a shovel?
How much do you pay for boshet if someone steals your water?
Can you hit someone who steals your water?
Where should rabbis not be collecting fines?
Israel
Bavel
Rome
All of the above
In the case, what did the person do first when he saw someone using the well not on his day?
He hit him with a shovel
He went to Bet Din
He said that it was his day.
He threatened to hit him with a shovel
What did Rav Nachman mean when he said: מאה פנדי פנדא למחייה - you could have hit him 100 times!
That he was NOT justified in hitting him with the shovel
That he was justified in hitting him with a shovel
That this is a case of boshet
That this is not a case of עביד איניש דינא לנפשיה
What does עביד איניש דינא לנפשיה mean? (it's the issue we are debating)
A person CANNOT take the law into his own hands.
A person CAN take the law into his own hands
Sticks and stones can break my bones but words can never hurt me
Use your words and not your shovel
Everyone agrees you can take the law into your own hands/עביד איניש דינא לנפשיה, if:
It's not a case of loss
It is a case of loss
You already asked nicely
The person is threatening you
So when do the rabbis disagree over עביד איניש דינא לנפשיה/taking law into your own hands:
If it is a case of loss
If it is NOT a case of loss
If it is a case of boshet
If the person asked nicely first
Why does Rav Nachman believe (when there is no loss) that עביד איניש דינא לנפשיה/you can take law into your own hands?
Since you are stronger than the other person, your claim is correct
Since there is no loss, why not wait and go to court?
Since the law agree with you, we don't trouble you to wait to go to court.
All of the above
Why does Rav Yehuda believe (when there is no loss) that לא עביד איניש דינא לנפשיה/you CANNOT take law into your own hands?
Since you are stronger than the other person, your claim is correct
Since there is no loss, why not wait and go to court?
Since the law agree with you, we don't trouble you to wait to go to court.
All of the above
What does פסידא mean?
Disagree
Loss
Shovel
Hit
What does מחייה mean?
Disagree
Loss
Shovel
Hit
What does פנדא mean?
Disagree
Loss
Shovel
Hit
What does פליגי mean?
Disagree/argue
Loss
Shovel
Hit
What does איכא mean?
There is not
There is
Loss
Argue
What word is the opposite of איכא?
פליגי
איניש
ליכא
טרח
What does טרח mean? (hint: this is part of why Rav Nachman says you can take the law into your own hands)
Loss
Trouble you
Force you
Gain
