Game Preview

Mishna Game

  •  English    20     Public
    Perek 4 Mishna 4-5
  •   Study   Slideshow
  • How many rows of תלמידי חכמים sat before the דיינים?
    שלש שורות.
  •  15
  • How were the תלמידי חכמים seated?
    לפי גדולתם (in order of their stature).
  •  15
  • What happened if a דיין died or there was no רוב?
    The בית דין would add a new דיין.
  •  15
  • Who became the new דיין in that case?
    The greatest תלמיד חכם from the first row.
  •  15
  • When someone from the second row moved to the first row, where did he sit?
    When someone from the second row moved to the first row, where did he sit?
  •  15
  • How did the בית דין intimidate עדים in דיני נפשות?
    They warned them not to testify from אמדות, שמועות, or עדות ששמע מעד אחר.
  •  15
  • What did the בית דין tell עדים would happen if they lied in דיני ממונות?
    They could pay back the כסף and be forgiven.
  •  15
  • What did the בית דין tell עדים would happen if they lied in דיני נפשות?
    They would be blamed for the דם of the person and his future זרע.
  •  15
  • Who is given as an example of someone responsible for another’s דם and זרע?
    קין, who killed הבל.
  •  15
  • Why does the Torah say “דמי” (plural) about הבל?
    To teach about the loss of both his דם and his future זרע.
  •  15
  • What other explanation is given for “דמי” in plural?
    His דם was spilled in many places — on אילנות and אבנים.
  •  15
  • Why was אדם הראשון created alone? (First reason)
    To teach that killing one נפש is like destroying an entire עולם.
  •  15
  • What is the opposite lesson of teaching that killing one נפש is like destroying an entire עולם.
    Saving one נפש is like saving an entire עולם.
  •  15
  • Why was אדם created alone? (Second reason)
    So people wouldn’t say “אבי גדול מאביך.”
  •  15
  • Why else was אדם created alone? (Third reason)
    To stop מינים from saying there were many בוראים.
  •  15
  • What is the difference between מטבעות stamped by people and people created by הקדוש ברוך הוא?
    Coins all look the same, but every אדם is different.
  •  15