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Tractate Yoma

The Masechet Yoma is the fifth treatise of the Seder Moed.
The Yoma gemara is the study of the work of the Kohen Gadol on Yom Kippur, as well as the laws related to fasting.
The Yoma tractate bears this name which means in Aramaic Today that is to say the special day. In other words: Yom Kippur.

Start: Yoma 2a

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Yoma – Chapter 1

The Gemara of chapter 1 (daf 2a to 22a) discusses the seven days of preparation of the High Priest before Yom Kippur.

Yoma – Chapter 2

The Gemara of chapter 2 (daf 22a to 28a) addresses the lottery assigning the duties of the daily Temple service.

Yoma – Chapter 3

The Gemara of chapter 3 (daf 28a to 39a) expands on the ritual immersions and changes of garments of the High Priest during the day.

Yoma – Chapter 4

The Gemara of chapter 4 (daf 39a to 47a) discusses the lottery of the two goats of Yom Kippur.

Yoma – Chapter 5

The Gemara of chapter 5 (daf 47a to 62a) addresses the order of the service inside the Holy of Holies.

Yoma – Chapter 6

The Gemara of chapter 6 (daf 62a to 68b) discusses the goat sent to Azazel.

Yoma – Chapter 7

The Gemara of chapter 7 (daf 68b to 73a) addresses the reading of the Torah by the High Priest and the rest of the service.

Yoma – Chapter 8

The Gemara of chapter 8 (daf 73a to 88b) discusses the laws of the Yom Kippur fast and those exempt from it.