Venue: Yeshiva of Central Queens Yeshiva of Central Queens

Gemara:

Yevamot 

Parsha:

Kedoshim 

Collections: R' Schachter YCQ Yevamos

References: Yevamot: 88b ,  Yevamot: 89a  

Description

In which three cases does the torah believe one witness as two witnesses? Can that one witness contradict two witnesses? How does that differ from the law that in issur, one witness is believed? Is there a issur of yichud when the husband is in the city? How does yichud differ from steirah? How does a "rov" work? Can a woman remarry after one witness says that her husband died, even if a second witness says that he is alive? If two witnesses argue against one hundred, are the hundred believed? Is one witness able to contradict a chazaka? Is a pasul witness believed by issur? Why does the torah use the term of tamei, by adultery? Chumash-Kedoshim: What is the simple interpretation of "lo sochal al hadam?" Is one required to pray daily?