Distinguishing Clean vs. Unclean Birds. What about Chicken?

Описание: How do we know which birds are clean or unclean based upon the written Torah? How does this apply to chicken?

1:40 - Dietary laws in the Law other than clean and unclean
2:44 - Why I started researching the unclean birds
4:24 - What the Law says about unclean birds
6:58 - How do we decide if a bird is clean or unclean?
7:27 - The underlying problem
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8:59 - Approaches to resolving the birds issue (and other issues of interpretation):
9:31 - Generalizations about unclean birds
11:48 - Generalizations about clean birds
13:52 - Flaws with early translations
15:37 - Historic practices
17:20 - Historic understandings
17:55 - Etymologies
19:44 - Context clues
22:03 - Related languages
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25:07 - My research on the unclean bird lists
26:02 - "Nesher" as griffon vulture or vulture
27:05 - "Peres" as bearded vulture
27:25 - "Azniyah" as cinereous vulture
28:16 - "Da'ah" as a kite
28:47 - "Ayah" as black kite or honey buzzard
29:27 - "Orev" as raven
29:47 - "Bath ha-ya'anah" as ostrich or an owl
31:07 - "Tachmas" as nightjar or falcon or an owl
31:47 - "Shachaph" as gull or tern or tawny owl
33:37 - "Nets" as a hawk
34:00 - "Kos" as little owl
34:16 - "Shalakh" as a fishing bird
34:56 - "Yanshuph" as eagle owl
35:31 - "Tinshemeth" as barn owl or screech owl
37:17 - "Qa'ath" as desert little owl or another owl
38:23 - "Racham" as white scavenger vulture
38:41 - "Chasidah" as stork
39:09 - "Anaphah" as heron, spoonbill, flamingo
39:35 - "Dukiphath" as hoopoe
40:44 - "Ataleph" as bat
40:57 - "Ra'ah" as red kite
41:36 - "Dayah" as a kite or buzzard
42:05 - The translation in summary
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43:25 - Conclusions on the research
45:08 - Conclusions on the chicken issue


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