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Search complete. 15 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Herem".

Oct 27, 2026

Hershel SchachterHOST
42:24
He doesn't want to come to a din Torah, or he did an avera.
Hershel SchachterHOST
42:27
Cherem is a curse.
Hershel SchachterHOST
42:28
The Gemara said cherem is otziyus ramach, a curse that should seep into the ramach of a man.
Hershel SchachterHOST
42:33
He should die.
Hershel SchachterHOST
44:32
So, so according to some Rishonim, it's a safek de'oraisa, so he's not allowed to wear tefillin.
Hershel SchachterHOST
44:36
Safek de'oraisa de'lachumra that he should not wear tefillin, not safek de'oraisa de'lachumra he should wear tefillin.
Hershel SchachterHOST
44:42
So the, so some Acharonim have this pilpul, but the Cherem deRabbeinu Gershom is a cherem, so maybe the dinim of cherem are de'oraisa.
Hershel SchachterHOST
44:50
That's very difficult.
EdanHOST
7:07
The reason for his mission was that the Baal Shem Tov had seen that there was a large gathering of Greater Rabbanim who had come together in Brody to speak about the Baal Shem Tov and his Talmidim.
EdanHOST
7:19
Reports were being shared that they were bringing new customs which didn't fit with Shulchan Aruch, the Code of Jewish Law, and all the men there were making a decision to place the Baal Shem Tov and his Talmidim in Cheirem excommunication.
EdanHOST
7:37
There was one thing preventing them from carrying out this idea, that they needed the consent of the Rav of Lvov, the Holy Reb Chaim Makoyan Rappaport, who was a member of the Council of Four Lands, and under whose authority Brody fell.
EdanHOST
7:53
They therefore sent word to Lvov, asking the Rav to come to Brody, The Rav made his way from Lvov, which is also known as Lemberg, and wherever he passed along the way, he was received with great honor.
Phil KareshHOST
22:07
But Rashi right next to us says, Shamta.
Phil KareshHOST
22:14
Should put him into Cherem.
Phil KareshHOST
22:16
I'd rather you tell me I'm going into Cherem than get bit by a scorpion.
Phil KareshHOST
22:19
But that was the soup du jour.
Phil KareshHOST
22:22
That was the phrase of the day.
Aaron CohenHOST
27:24
Rashi doesn't mean Shanto.
Aaron CohenHOST
27:25
It means you put him in Cheirem.
Aaron CohenHOST
27:26
You said this over not in my name, put him in Cheirem.
Aaron CohenHOST
27:29
So Rav Sheshet says in Gemara, Ma Nafch Li Mi Na.
Aaron CohenHOST
27:31
What does he care so much? What does he care so much if, uh, Rav Idi said it in, in his name or not? D'amar Rav Yehuda, I'll tell you why.
Zecharia ResnikHOST
12:08
Amar, he said, The one who stung, he should be stung by a scorpion.
Zecharia ResnikHOST
12:12
In other words, he's saying, I was stung because you didn't say my name, so you should be stung, which is like a Lashon of Cherem.
Zecharia ResnikHOST
12:17
Now the question is, what does Rosh Hashanah mean? What does Rosh Hashanah care? What does it make a difference if it was said in his name or not? And the answer is, I want to live in your tent in world.
Zecharia ResnikHOST
12:23
Could a person live in both worlds? No, either you're in this world or you're in the next world.
David BassousHOST
32:44
some things he can't agree with.
David BassousHOST
32:45
[laughs] But that was the problem, that's why they, they actually put the Rambam in Cherem.
David BassousHOST
32:49
Why some rabbis burnt his books.
David BassousHOST
32:51
Mm.
Avrumi BergmanHOST
1:04
Let's see.
Avrumi BergmanHOST
1:04
So somebody has a dream that he was put into Nidun, into Cherem, and therefore...
Avrumi BergmanHOST
1:27
they are allowed to, you're supposed to go ahead and have it be matter.
Avrumi BergmanHOST
1:39
Because that's considered Shabbos, you shouldn't remain in that situation.

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