Daf Yomi

Chullin 98 · Beginner voice, Standard

August 6, 2026

Hook

Have you ever spent hours cooking a massive pot of soup, only to have a single stray ingredient drop in and make you freeze in panic? Maybe you are trying to keep kosher (foods that meet Jewish dietary laws and are fit to eat), and a tiny drop of milk fell into your chicken broth. Or maybe you are a strict vegan, and a shred of cheese slipped into your massive pot of vegetable chili. In our modern, high-stress world, we often fall into the trap of "all-or-nothing" thinking. We believe that a single tiny mistake completely ruins our entire endeavor. We throw up our hands, discard the whole pot, and declare ourselves failures.

But what if ancient wisdom offered us a more balanced, practical, and gracious way to look at our slip-ups?